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Beautiful content and mission. We are proud to be sharing this on Support Local Hawaii. Mahalos for all you are doing!

I am so grateful I found this video! Mahalo nui!

jarak pohon sukun nya jauh pantai apa tidak

I have been cultivating a grove of Ulu Maoli from the pulapula that a mother tree on my property has put out, I have been pruning them from the begining to keep the trees short & encourage lateral branching (maybe some of it was too severe as I had to guess as how to do it with only hand lopers I'm a small female who's afraid of using a chain saw especially to cut thick ulu branches) I have been patiently waiting for 5 years for these trees to make flowers & finally two of the trees have begun forming what look like the beginnings of female flowers at the tip of the branches they are light green not yellow, but I don't see any male inflorences, are the males eventually going to come out to play? or should I just give up already & go get a Ma'a fala from the nursery, but then I'd have to wait 2 more years for fruit?

Can I get advice about my my breadfruit trees fruiting problems?

Mi breadfruit is about 5 years old, but is massive, i was always afraid to prun it because i dont want to damage it.

would a child made this way still bear fruit?

Beatiful bread fruiting puerto Rico pans pen name.you make tostones.cut in pieces the long. Of bread fruit take all center the fried keep the eye dont pass time about 8 minute.used tostones.put piece.press down..put back fried 5 minutes delicios.garlic crush with olive oil.put in top when you take out.

Seki

Nice

Mahalos

Beautiful!

Wow..

Aloha kākou! This soup looks amazing! I see the ingredients listed, but do you happen to have the measurements for each ingredient as well? I tried looking for it on your main website. Mahalo!

Really, this is the best Breadfruit info video for the average person I have ever seen. Great job and thank you. Aloha!

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Mahalo ia oukou no keia wikio! He haawina maikai.

Beautiful! Gave me chills!

Aloha

I enjoyed this post

Amazing, love this! Aloha and Mahalo

BEAUTIFUL BREADFRUIT YUMMY.❤

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I wish we had Ulu in California where I live. I miss my Hawaii so much.

Mahalo! We’ve been considering planting an Ulu tree. I’m half Irish and years ago I grew potatoes which was wonderful but that was in Northern California. It felt so good to grow our own food. Now I live on the BI and I want to grow something that we can cultivate here. We bought an Ulu from a local grower to make sure it’s something we can cook or that we would prepare and store if we had a tree. I’ve eaten it here and liked but never prepared it myself. Awesome video thanks!

Thanks for this video!

Where can one procure the machine to make the flour, please?

Thank you! Best info and presentation on breadfruit I have seen so far among the many. Great work. Will be sharing your video with others ❤ from the beautiful, tranquil Islands of The Bahamas 🇧🇸

this is really helpful mahalo!

Can I prune small breadfruit tree?

Interesting in the machine! How much $

Thank you ❤

Bonjour je m'appel christian j'ai 20ans arboruculteur au congo brazza

This is not how Polynesians peel ulu lol

Nice formaing

Any problems with the LFA on Hawaii? I’m on the east side of the big island and most of the farmers stopped farming already because of the “electric ant” or “lfa” commonly known in Hawaii as the fire ant.

Beautiful😍💓 sharing❤❤😘😊

Great video!! Thanks for share 👏👏

I didnt know you could use the skin and core too... cool

490 Lb dry from 500 Lb wet?

Mahalo ke Akua, it seems that many paths are coming together, I will be working with my long time friend, Sir Donald Kauli'a, descended from Kauli'a the Navigator who brought his people from New Zealand when they landed at South Point, on the Big Island. Our task is to help restore food security in the islands, as well as abundant clean energy and water. I know Dr. Diane Ragone, at the National Tropical Botanical Garden, on Kauai'i and her work with Global Breadfruit to gather and grow over 200 Ulu varietals in her collection.

Thanks for posting this video. I live in Northern California are would like to buy Ulu. Do you know of any markets where I could buy some? I love it! Traditional farming roots ☺️ A reply is appreciated. Stay Blessed 😇

We have hair sheep, and they definitely will eat the bark off some fruit trees. The sheep would not bother the bark on very mature 20+ year old avocado and macadamia nut trees, but they would rub their bodies on them often. They would eat every leaf and avocado they could reach, even though avocado (all parts of the plant including fruit) are toxic to many animals. We had some large (4-5" diameter) common guava trees that our sheep completely debarked, killing them. The good thing about sheep is that they are easy to fence in - ours won't cross a string laying on the grass, I assume because we have some electric fence that looks about like string. We use just two strands of 17 gauge galvanized wire, or some string with tiny wires woven into it. We put one wire at about 12" off the ground, the second at 24". But remember they are like goats - they will prune the leaves off a lot of trees as high as they can reach. But unlike goats, they don't stand on two legs to eat!

Great video! Its good to see this wonderful fruit get the recognition it deserves.

Great job Dana and team!

Beautiful production and storytelling for this! Much love & aloha

Yay Ulu! I'll be a member of this co-op one day.

I love it! Amazing work. Congratulations.