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Soil, food security highlighted at 33rd HTFG Confab Oct 5-7 in Honolulu

Soil, food security highlighted at 33rd HTFG Confab Oct 5-7 in Honolulu
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Soil, food security to be highlighted at 33rd Hawai i International Tropical Fruit Conference : Big Island Now

Registration is now open for the event geared toward farmers, educators, orchard managers and proponents of sustainable agriculture.

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Hawaii Study: Picking, Not Pesticides, May Be Best Tool Against CBB

By using fewer pesticides and more strategic picking, Hawaii coffee farmers may better control control coffee berry borer (CBB).

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Frequent Harvesting Proves Optimal for Managing Coffee Berry Borer in Hawaii

While labor intensive, frequent harvesting on coffee farms is an effective method for managing coffee berry borer and worth the effort, a new study shows.

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Wasps could limit coffee berry borer impacts in Hawaiʻi : Maui Now

A tiny wasp that is virtually invisible to the naked eye is providing hope for Hawaiʻi’s coffee industry. Phymastichus coffea (P. coffea) will likely be released first in the Kaʻū area of Hawaiʻi Island, then possibly expand to Kona, the Waialua area of Oʻahu and Maui.

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