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Soooog good, mega farm goals for sure!

Awesome and congratulations! Would love to visit the Philippines sometime :) We are still in the beginning phases of our project as well with lots to learn still, but hoping we can share our process and help inspire others ing the way. Thank you so much for tuning in, aloha!

Yessah gonna have to jam one mini episode with the vetiver soon!

Hahaa thanks maaang

in Hawaii

🤣🤣 riiiight.. man how much easier it would be 😅😭

Haha yewwww! And I got the date wrong LOL

That’s a lot of rain all at once!! 😮

@@TheQueenOfDreamsyeah it's crazy, we get this kinda rain at least twice a year but it's still a sight to see everytime 😅

@@shawnpila I was going to ask, does it all happen in August, or it’s it like an August/February cycle?

@@TheQueenOfDreamsyeah hurricane season in Hawaii runs from June to end of November, but August is the peak of it

Mahalo Jason! Yeah still a bunch of work to do and a bunch more trees that need to be planted, but stoked on the progress so far and feeling motivated to take that next step. Aloha man!

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Teeheeee let's goooo!

Aww thanks Dom, miss you man!

Yup the ulu's are still going! We did lose about 6 keiki's from wild pigs, but I dug them up and put them in pots. They're fully rehabilitated and ready to go back in the ground. The acre plot is a bit overgrown at the moment but I feel like the trees like a little bit of shade LOL. Good luck with everything, I know the permit process can be a drag. Aloha man!

Yeeeeeah you thanks for tuning in man, hope all is swell brother!

Thank you thank you! Yeah it's been a wild ride, but we're feeling good about the farm and not completely defeated. And we got more videos coming so stay tuned!

Yeeee right on Joel, take care brother! Let us know when you're back on the island (shaka emoji)!

Hahaaa yessah, thanks chief 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Yeeeeeahman, lov you brah!

Mahalooo! Blood, sweat and tears right thurr LOL

Thanks my dude, we trying! Love you bah!

Thank you THANK YOU!!

Hmm I don't see why not.. I've never tried that before so I couldn't tell ya, but I do know if your h-brace wire gets loose you can undo the "key" and re-tighten as needed, if needed.

Thanks Ramiro!

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Lol epiiic glad we could help!!

I'm not sure on the logistics but my neighbor and his wife are from Canada and have been living in Hawaii for the last 10 years on a lychee orchard. It is very possible. Thanks for tuning in, aloha!

Lol. Old Hawaiian Cowboy tactics 😎

Yeah that's what I thought cuz that's how it's done here in Hawaii, but I've watched a ton of h-brace tutorial videos on UA-cam and there seemed to be a lot of extra tools and unnecessary apparatus being used. But, everyone has their own way of doing things and I felt the need to share this version. Thanks for tuning in 🤙🏽🤙🏽

You bet, and thanks for tuning in!

Thank youuuu! We aim to post more videos soon, so stay tuned and thanks for watching 😎🤙🏽

Awesome!!

Yesssssah haha!

Epic, glad we could help!

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Hamakua :)

cheeheeee yeah cuz!

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Thank youuuuu!

Yeeeee stoked, happy new year!

Haha thank youuu, happy new year!

Happy new year to you too, Shawn!...hey, you totally deserve the praise...you're incredible.!!@@shawnpila

Lol kinda like a fire pole but with one hand around the tree and the other in between your belly and the tree so you don’t get scratched. And once you get to a comfortable height you can go back to frog or monkey 🙈

Our appologies! We took a little break from filming and will be hoping to post the rest of the episodes soon. Thanks for tuning in :)

Thank youuu, hope it goes well for ya!!

Awesome! Yeah it’s slowly making a come back here in Hawaii. Rice became very popular but we’re hoping to revive the ‘ulu in the next few years or so 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙌🏽

Thank you!

Precisely 😎 LOL thanks for tuning in 🤙🏽🤙🏽

Totally! We would normally use 9 gauge but they were out everywhere, and this was peak covid so this was our only option at that time. 12.5 gauge much easier to work with tho so that was nice LOL. Thanks for tuning in 🤙🏽🤙🏽