STAGE 1- “Germinating Coffee Seedlings and Pruning”

  Posted on July 13, 2013 By

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Jim spends some time with his friend Dave Steiner at his Coffee Farm… One of Jim’s passions is coffee. Jim dreams of having a coffee farm in Hawaii one day. One day soon!

With special thanks to Dave Steiner with Javaloha Coffee and Hawaii White Mountain Coffee Company.http://hawaiiwhitemountain.com

For more videos from Dave’s farm check out:
8 Stages of Coffee Production

Mahalo,

James Christopher

 Category: "Jim's Life In Hawaii", Hawaii Videos, Visiting Dave's Coffee Farm      Tags: , , , ,

2 Comments on “STAGE 1- “Germinating Coffee Seedlings and Pruning””

    • Thanks! It is pretty amazing to see all the wild turkeys, chickens, goats, donkeys and boar on the island. I don’t think I left out any animals.

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Rainbows in Hawaii. This never gets old. We’ve been living on a island for 12 years now and still absolutely love this sight. How amazing you can be when light plant passes through water! 🌈🌺🏝 waimeamidweekmarket #Big Island
Hey everyone,
Nēnē relax and graze on a cool Waimea afternoon while the now quiet soccer field sets the foreground, the rodeo horse track behind, and snow capped Mauna Kea in the distance keeps watch over all.
Lava for the last 3 weeks on Mauna Loa. Snow today on Mauna Kea. Hawai’i Island never disappoints.
Truth.
Nature is not hurried yet everything is accomplished. ~ Lao Tzo -This quote popped up upon finishing a quick meditation before a market. I was meditating to help me shift from hurried set up mode and easily transition into relaxed sales mode. Thank you Oak. I love your app.
It’s nice to know there are still quite places on the planet.
Waimea Hawai’i gas prices. What are you paying per gallon and which city did you buy gas?
Kai restaurant in Kailua-Kona for Kenya’s birthday. Good food. Great setting on the ocean. We will be back.
Happy Birthday Kenya. Loved hanging out in the boat for a morning of snorkeling, good food, great friends, and sailing in the sun. Mahalo my friend.
With over 155 state, national, and intl culinary awards we might be something right. Come sample Akaka Falls Farm Jams, Butters, Marmalades, honey, and more at Food Truck Friday at our new location. Beginning March 18 we will start at Tony Honda on 75-5608 Kuakini Hwy, Kailua Kona, Hawai’i. Come hungry and bring your friends.
We just had one of our “must recommend” experiences!! Voltaire and Norman at Kona Cloud Forest Sanctuary are wonderful. We went to see a couple of friends who said come by and we can take a hike in the jungle. I thought Voltaire was joking. OMG, thank G he wasn’t. Their property is a sanctuary. Norman knows everything about the plants and more. Voltaire is always a loving bright spark to light up your day and explained a lot about the history of the land. We enjoyed a great little informative hike and meditation. They accepted our offer to come back and do some voluntary trail building and clean up needed after the recent hurricane. We will be back!!! Do this tour.
Due to a massive fire last year between Kamuela and Saddle Road, the rains today brought massive runoff and with that came the worst conditions I’ve ever seen on the upper road (Hawai’i Belt Road -190) through that area. The road was closed at the turnoff to Waiki’i Ranch. I guess my business meeting in Waimea wasn’t that important today. LOL 😂.—— Kudos to Hawai’i Island Department of Transportation!!! They repaired the road and made adjustments for possible future weather events. Mahalo.
Hapuna Beach Sunset finished with a bright promise for the next day.
Sunset at Hapuna 1/2/22
This is our first time back to The Coffee Shack since CoVid started. We are both so grateful for this little breakfast/lunch shack on the side of the hill. Good food. Good coffee. A bit voggy today but always a great panoramic view. I enjoyed local caught Ono Benedict today with potatoes. My wife enjoyed the Eggs Benedict and we split one of there memorable cinnamon rolls. See you at The Shack!!

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Rainbows in Hawaii. This never gets old. We’ve been living on a island for 12 years now and still absolutely love this sight. How amazing you can be when light plant passes through water! 🌈🌺🏝 waimeamidweekmarket #Big Island
Hey everyone,
Nēnē relax and graze on a cool Waimea afternoon while the now quiet soccer field sets the foreground, the rodeo horse track behind, and snow capped Mauna Kea in the distance keeps watch over all.
Lava for the last 3 weeks on Mauna Loa. Snow today on Mauna Kea. Hawai’i Island never disappoints.
Truth.
Nature is not hurried yet everything is accomplished. ~ Lao Tzo -This quote popped up upon finishing a quick meditation before a market. I was meditating to help me shift from hurried set up mode and easily transition into relaxed sales mode. Thank you Oak. I love your app.
It’s nice to know there are still quite places on the planet.
Waimea Hawai’i gas prices. What are you paying per gallon and which city did you buy gas?
Kai restaurant in Kailua-Kona for Kenya’s birthday. Good food. Great setting on the ocean. We will be back.
Happy Birthday Kenya. Loved hanging out in the boat for a morning of snorkeling, good food, great friends, and sailing in the sun. Mahalo my friend.
With over 155 state, national, and intl culinary awards we might be something right. Come sample Akaka Falls Farm Jams, Butters, Marmalades, honey, and more at Food Truck Friday at our new location. Beginning March 18 we will start at Tony Honda on 75-5608 Kuakini Hwy, Kailua Kona, Hawai’i. Come hungry and bring your friends.
We just had one of our “must recommend” experiences!! Voltaire and Norman at Kona Cloud Forest Sanctuary are wonderful. We went to see a couple of friends who said come by and we can take a hike in the jungle. I thought Voltaire was joking. OMG, thank G he wasn’t. Their property is a sanctuary. Norman knows everything about the plants and more. Voltaire is always a loving bright spark to light up your day and explained a lot about the history of the land. We enjoyed a great little informative hike and meditation. They accepted our offer to come back and do some voluntary trail building and clean up needed after the recent hurricane. We will be back!!! Do this tour.
Due to a massive fire last year between Kamuela and Saddle Road, the rains today brought massive runoff and with that came the worst conditions I’ve ever seen on the upper road (Hawai’i Belt Road -190) through that area. The road was closed at the turnoff to Waiki’i Ranch. I guess my business meeting in Waimea wasn’t that important today. LOL 😂.—— Kudos to Hawai’i Island Department of Transportation!!! They repaired the road and made adjustments for possible future weather events. Mahalo.
Hapuna Beach Sunset finished with a bright promise for the next day.
Sunset at Hapuna 1/2/22
This is our first time back to The Coffee Shack since CoVid started. We are both so grateful for this little breakfast/lunch shack on the side of the hill. Good food. Good coffee. A bit voggy today but always a great panoramic view. I enjoyed local caught Ono Benedict today with potatoes. My wife enjoyed the Eggs Benedict and we split one of there memorable cinnamon rolls. See you at The Shack!!

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