Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair 2014

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The Kaua‘i County Farm Bureau & Alaska Airlines Welcome you to the Fair!

“Back to our Roots” August 21-24, 2014 • Vidinha Stadium 4 Days of Food, Farming, & Family Fun!

Mayor’s Welcome

2014 County Fair Honors 100 Years of UH CTAHR wai‘i Island. Here on Kauai ~ in the Lihue Cooperative Extension Office we have five(5) full time extension agents. On an average day, nearly 300 people receive direct help onored this year at the from CTAHR’s 65 FTE extension agents and specialists and Fair, UH College of other faculty, and support staff Tropical Agriculture around the state. and Human Resources Research-based information (CTAHR) celebrates 100 years. supports Hawai‘i’s agriculture A partnership between the land-grant University of Hawaii industry and the state’s move toward greater food and fuel at Manoa and federal, state, and local governments, the Col- self-sufficiency. Extension programs also lege of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources (CTAHR) Co- protect natural resources. Cooperative Extension addresses operative Extension delivers the human environment as science-based extension serwell—supporting youth develvices to urban and rural comopment, strengthening families, munities across Hawai‘i promoting healthful living, through 27 extension and rebuilding community leadersearch stations on Kaua‘i, ship, and nurturing food and fiO‘ahu, Maui, Moloka‘i and Ha-

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ber business development. In 1948, the college helped establish the Hawai‘i Farm Bureau Federation, which saved farmers money through cooperative buying. We wish to dedicate our 2014 Farm Fair to these collaborative partners who work with us year after year to bring to the Kauai Community the County Fair. Please join us center stage in the Entertainment tent Thursday night, August 21st for the opening ceremony, blessing and farm fair dedication. Blessing the Farm Fair this year will be Koloa Union Church’s Kahu Dr. Alan Akana. As an aside, but, very fitting, is the fact that Kahu Akana’s grandmother was a UH CTAHR Home Extension Agent here on Kauai.

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Aloha! I am delighted to welcome everyone to the 2014 Kaua’i County Farm Bureau Fair! We all look forward to this annual event as it brings us together for fellowship, food, fun and learning. Over the years, the Farm Bureau has collaborated with many organizations to bring us this wonderful event. This year, we pay special tribute to one of its partners, the UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources’ Cooperative Extension Service, in recognition of the milestone it has reached. It is just amazing to think that for 100 years, the Cooperative Extension has provided our community with science-based information and educational programs in agriculture, home economics, leadership development and youth programs such as 4H. The work of this organization also helps to protect our natural resources and support our efforts towards sustainability. Indeed, we are truly grateful for the numerous contributions the Cooperative Extension Service has made to our island community throughout the last century. I would also like to extend a big mahalo to the members of the Kaua‘i County Farm Bureau and all of the volunteers that work tirelessly year after year to ensure the success of the Farm Fair. This year’s theme “Back to Our Roots” honors our past and serves as a springboard for the future.

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Fair Hours Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair “Back to Our Roots” August 21-24, 2014 Vidinha Stadium Lihue

Thursday, August 21

6 p.m. – midnight

Commercial/nonprofit booths close at 11 p.m.

Friday, August 22

6 p.m. – midnight

Commercial/nonprofit booths close at 11 p.m.

Saturday, August 23

noon – midnight

Commercial/nonprofit booths close at 11 p.m.

Sunday, August 24

noon – 11 p.m.

Exhibits close between 2 and 4 p.m. Commercial/nonprofit booths close at 5 p.m.

Ticket Prices Kauai County Farm Bureau P.O. Box 3895, Lihue HI 96766 info@kauaifarmfair.org www.kauaicountyfarmbureau.org Mahalo to all the volunteers, entities and sponsors who make this event possible each year.

Keiki 3 & Under......................Free Keiki (4-12)................................. $2 Seniors (65+).............................. $4 Adults......................................... $5 *NOTE: Sunday, August 24, entry fee is half off for adults ($2) from noon to 6 p.m. Children’s prices the same. After 6 p.m. on Sunday, entry is FREE! Visit Times/Big Save for Family Fun Pack discounts through 8/23

Location The Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair takes place at Vidinha Stadium in Lihue. The following intersections will be closed to vehicle traffic during the fair (5 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. August 22 to 25). • Hoolako Road and Oihana Street • Halau Street and Hoolako Road • Hoolako Road and Kapule Highway • Hoolako Road and Kaana Street

Rides and Attractions Carnival rides at the Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair offer fun and excitement for children and adults of all ages. From the Century Wheel, where the entire family can get a bird’s eye view of the midway from 60 feet above the ground, to the favorite ride of most teenagers — the Zipper — there will be plenty of thrills for everyone. Test your driving skills on the Scooter bumper cars, turned upside down on the FireBall, get that “lose-your-stomach-on-arollercoaster” feeling on the Pharaoh’s Fury, see how dizzy you can make yourself on the Dizzy Dragons, fly high on the Crazy Plane, experience a sudden drop after you arrive at the top of the Spring Ride, cruise on the Jungle Twist kiddie ride, get lost in the Magic Maze, spin around on the Super Sizzler and explore the new Area 51. It’s a midway full of fun for everyone at this year’s Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair. Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair Guide

Rides Pricing and Discounts: Single Coupons: $1.50 Sheet of 10 Coupons: $15 2 Coupons: Crazy Plane Dizzy Dragons Helicopter Spring Ride Speedway 3 Coupons: Century Wheel Jungle Twist Pharaoh's Fury Super Sizzler Scooter Magic Maze - New! 4 Coupons: Fireball Zipper Area 51 - New! the garden island

Wristband Special: Saturday: Noon to 4:30 p.m. Purchase a 10-ride wristband for $30. Wristband sales end at 4:30 p.m. Ride tabs expire at 6 p.m. Valid on any ride for which the customer meets the height requirement. Sunday Discount: All rides 3 coupons or less.

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here’s lots of new ways to play and win at this years, Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair, Thursday, August 21st thru Sunday August 24th at Vidinha Stadium. This years fun goes to a new and exciting higher plane with the title sponsor, Alaska Airlines Grand Prize Giveaways as this year Alaska Airlines gives 2 Round Trips for 2 to 2 Lucky Winners valued at $5,000 to any of the 100 destinations that Alaska Airlines serves. Just go to kauiafarmfair.org and enter with your favorite family get-away photo and upload it and caption it! You could be one of the 6 lucky contestants along with a random drawing winner at the Entertainment Tent on Sunday at 4pm. Keiki will have fun and a chance to win on Saturday at the Fair as Kauai Island Utility Cooperative supports and encourages our keiki ages 6 – 16 to show their talent in the KIUC Keiki Talent Showcase at 1pm with great prizes to inspire and empower them to perform. Keiki can go to Kauaifarmfair.org to enter. From 2:30pm to 4pm kids of all ages will have the opportunity to participate in

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Food at the Fair

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he food booths are definitely a highlight for everyone who visits the fair. This year each has made an effort to expand the menu with the addition of healthy choices and locally grown and made items. And of course, you’ll find carnival favorites, too! Food booths are managed by nonprofits, including the Pop Warner chapters from Kapaa, Koloa, Kekaha and Lihue, plus the Kauai High School, Island School and the Haraguchi Rice Mill. The revenue generated is a fundraiser critical to each of these programs in our community and to the Farm Bureau.

Farm Fair Goes Zero Waste This year, the Farm Fair food booths “go green� with the help of Zero Waste Kauai and Kapaa JROTC cadets supported by this year’s “Growing Green� sponsor, A&B Properties and Kukuiula. Each nonprofit food vendor has

Lihue Pop Warner Malasadas from Mark’s Place famous recipe, French Fries, Kauai Coffee and Hot Chocolate.

Kapaa Pop Warner Uncle Willy’s Beef Burgers, local Flying Saucers, Portuguese Bean Soup and Clam Chowder Hamburger Steak, Pizza, Bread Sticks, Fresh Kauai salad, Fruit Trays and Veggie Dip Cup. Kekaha Pop Warner Fresh grilled Kiawe Chicken, Teri Chicken, Chicken Katsu or Cutlet, mini plates and regular plates with white or brown rice, tossed greens or corn.

Haraguchi Rice Mill Kalua Pig, Local Shoyu Pork Belly, BBQ Kalua Sandwiches, Chicken Chicken Luau, Taro Hummus & Pita Chips, Taro Fruit Smoothie, Mochi/Kulolo, plus ingredients fresh from the Haraguchi farm. Island School Grilled Steak, Grilled Mahi Mahi, Combo Plate, Quinoa, Tofu Salad and Pineapple Skewers. Koloa School

Koloa Pop Warner made a commitment to use compostable foodware, investing to help support the reduction of waste at the fair. This adds to other green efforts at the fair, such as CFL lighting, oil recycling and the use of HI-5 containers. To support our commitment to

zero waste, please separate waste in the food areas into containers marked compostable, recycling and trash. Zero Waste volunteers will be on hand to help answer questions. All compostable food waste generated during the event will be carried to Mark Freeman’s farm.

Shoyo Chicken Bowl, Ono Chili, Teri Beef Bowls, Roast Pork Bowls, Corn on the Cob and Corn Dogs.

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ome one or come all to the “Kaua’i Grown” Country Store at the 2014 Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair. The freshest products from across the island will dazzle you. Delicacies that only the Garden Islanders can make with their caring hands and hearts filled with the Aloha Spirit. Talk story with the people who make this magic happen. Sample something that you’ve never tried before or pick up that unique

Located next to the Kauai County Farm Bureau Information Booth, the Kaua’i Grown Country Store is one of the highlights this year of the Commercial and Non Profit Booth area. It will be open, Thursday and Friday, 6pm11pm, Saturday noon to 11pm, and Sunday noon to 5pm with a variety of item that you’ll find nowhere products and sampling showcased each day. else except on Kaua’i. The Don’t forget to pick up a possibilities will astound Kaua’i Grown T-shirt, apron you. “Kaua’i is Kaua’i Grown”. or shopping bag.

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he Kauai Coffee Cookoff for Charity with Kauai Grown kicks off this year at 6 p.m. on Friday night in the Entertainment Tent. The public is invited, along with our judges, to sample the plates of top Kauai Chefs using the freshest Kauai Grown and raised

farm ingredients and select your favorites. Each chef competes for the charity of their choice, the winning chef to receive a $2,000 donation to their charity of choice. Tickets are available to 125 members of the public and can be purchased online in advance of the event, or a

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limited number will be at the Entertainment tent for purchase at 6 p.m. Your $30 donation goes to support the charity prize. This event is sponsored by Kauai Coffee, proud to be 100 percent Kauai Grown. Each dish will feature a root vegetable and Kauai coffee as the ingredients.

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he Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair kicks off with Kauai style fun on Thursday, August 21st at 6pm with a Kawaikini Charter School performance and the official blessing to follow at 6:15pm and opening ceremony and fair dedication at the Entertainment Tent with the Kauai County Farm Bureau. Taiko drumming follows at 7pm with Joyful Noise featuring international performing artists with their lively performance featuring both keiki and adults. Joyful Noise performs traditional and modern Japanese Taiko music fusion. At 8pm, Kauai Government Employees Federal Credit Union is the $500 Blackout Bingo Sponsor, and this year is proud to also sponsor the 2nd Annual 99.9FM Rooster Country Karaoke Finalists contest at 8:30pm with On-Air personality Ed Kanoi. Opening night

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just gets better with Katchi Katchi music and dancing once again with Wally Rita y los Kauaianos at 10pm. You’ll want to be sure to bring your dancing shoes! Then for the closing act for the evening and back by popular demand, Las Vegas Master Hypnotist Tina Marie will delight and hypnotize you with her hilarious interactive show starting at 11pm. She’ll have you rolling in the aisles. Friday Then on Friday, the Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair goes live with the 5th Annual Kauai Coffee/Kauai Grown Celebrity Chef Cook-off for charity from 6pm – 7:30p as this year it moves to the Entertainment Tent. Kauai’s top chefs will prepare dishes with the winning chef choosing the charity of their choice to donate

Kapena the cash prize towards. Congratulations to the 2013 Winning Chef Rey Montemayor of the Kauai Marriott. Pure Harmony will perform before and after the Cook-off to entertain the crowd with their melodic harmonies. At 8pm Kauai Community Fed-

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Saturday Saturday, the Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair opens with Entertainment in the Tent at 1pm with KIUC’S Keiki Talent Showcase giving Kauai’s youth ages 6 to 16 a chance to shine on stage with great cash prizes! GEICO and the GEICO Gecko follows from 2:30pm to 4pm with the GEICO Games with Tina Mare classic kid fun with watermelon eating, pin the tail on eral Credit Union presents the GEICO Gecko, twister, make you laugh until you $500 Blackout Bingo foland car races. Keiki just need cry. Kauai’s ukulele player lowed by Master Hypnotist to show up to play. Aloha Aldrine Guererro will take Tina Marie with her shows at to the stage with his band at Dance Studio will perform 9pm and Tina Marie’s wild their latest routines. At 10pm. Aldrine’s unique voand hilarious late night show cals and his play style of uku- 4:30pm it’s the first annual HMSA Happy Healthy Keiki at 11pm. You’ll see your lele is described at Parade for keiki pre-regisfriends and neighbors under “Hawaiian Jam Style meets tered ages 1-3. Parents and her hypnotic spell which will 8-bit video games. Aldrine

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Entertainment continued

family members alike will enjoy seeing their Keiki introduced by KONG Radio’s Ron Wiley and HMSA and seeing them parade across the County Fair stage. Keiki to receive goodie bags and 10 winners randomly selected at the end to receive $50 Gift Cards from HMSA.. Don’t miss the Kauai Family Magazine Keiki Cover Kids Search at their Superbooth on Saturday afternoon, and also on Sunday. Las Vegas Master Hypnotist Tina Marie brings Saturday night alive with her shows at 6pm and a late night version at 11pm. Oceanic Time Warner Cable gives $500 cash at 7:30pm Blackout Bingo and is followed by Hawaii’s favorite family act Kapena with Lilo at 8:30pm. Kapena was formed in 1984 and has released 20 albums and won multiple Hoku awards and is

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band with a sexy twist, Alyson’s Anthem will rock the stage with a live show that includes a mix of popular cougar punk and original tunes. Sunday Sunday’s Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair line-up

segment titled “Healthy Tips on Becoming a Better You” before her interactive hypnotizing performance with audience members. It’s your last chance to take away the cash at 3pm with Garden Island Federal Credit Union’s Blackout Bingo. If you didn’t pick up a bingo card in advance come early at get one before the game at the Entertainment Tent at 2:30pm. At 3:30pm, Hawaii Children’s Theatre will perform cameo appearances to keep the keiki and family mesmerized and entertained. Then at 4pm the starts the last day of the County Fair’s Title Sponsor County Fair, (but don’t forAlaska Airlines will give get Monday is a school holi- away the Grand Prize Giveday), with a Family Fun day away for 4 at 4pm. Two theme with New Hope Kauai lucky winners will win 2 at 12:15pm followed by Mas- Round Trips for two to any of ter Hypnotist Tina Marie at Alaska Airlines 100 destina1:30pm. For the first time in tions. Everyone’s a winner! Kauai history, Tina Marie will And, you’ll get to see and offer a short introductory hear about some of the

amazing family memories by the six contestants. There will even be a wildcard opportunity to be the Grand Prize Winner. Be sure to bring your favorite photo of your favorite getaway to any of the Alaska Airline destinations and be ready to caption it to participate. At 5pm Kauai’s own performer, singer, songwriter, Violet Asuncion will perform, fresh from her performance at the Kauai Music Festival. Violet has been playing ukulele for 11 years and will wow the crowd. At 6pm, it’s Kauai’s OCDC with blues, jazz, rock, pop, funk, and alternative music. Eli, Ian, Tapu, and Noel will rock the Entertainment Tent as the finale musical act of this year’s Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair! Tina Marie’s final show of the County Fair will be at 8pm.

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The Kauai County Farm Bureau is looking toward the future of agriculture and sustainability on our beautiful Garden Island. From the Kauai Grown program to a Zero Waste fair, the Kauai County Farm Bureau is helping Kauai be more self sufficient and care for our environment, ensuring a bright future for Kauai.

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Z 6:00-6:15 p.m. Fair Opening with Kawaikini Charter School Performance Z 6:20 p.m. Fair Dedication Z 7:00 p.m. Taiko with Joyful Noise Z 8pm – 8:30 KGEFCU $500 Blackout Bingo Z 8:30- 10:00 p.m. 2nd Annual Rooster Country & KGEFCU Karaoke Contest Z 10:00 - 11:00 p.m. Wally Rita Y Los Kauaianos – Kachi Kachi Music and Dancing Z 11:00 - 12:00 a.m. Las Vegas Master Hypnotist Tina Marie

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Z 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Kauai Coffee Celebrity Chef Cook-off for Charity with Kauai Grown. Sample Kauai Grown plates from 6 top chefs and help select the winner. $30 for first 130 participants; proceeds support Kauai charities. Music by Pure Harmony before & during Cook-off Z 8pm – 8:30 KCFCU $500 Blackout Bingo Z 9:00 - 10:00 p.m. Las Vegas Master Hypnotist Tina Marie Z 10:00 - 11:00 p.m. Aldrine Guerrero Band Z 11:00 - 12:00 a.m. Las Vegas Master Hypnotist Tina Marie

Z 1 – 2:30 p.m. KIUC Keiki Talent Showcase Z 2:30 - 4:00 GEICO Games – apply at the Entertainment Tent Z 3:00 pm Aloha Dance Studio Performance Z 4:30 p.m. 1st Annual HMSA Happy Healthy Keiki Parade Z 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Las Vegas Master Hypnotist Tina Marie Z 7:30 p.m. Oceanic Time Warner Cable $500 Blackout Bingo Z 8:30 p.m. Headliner Kapena Z 10:00 - 11:00 p.m. Alyson’s Anthem Z 11:00 - 12:00 a.m. Las Vegas Master Hypnotist Tina Marie Late Night

Z 4:00 p.m. Alaska Airlines Grand Prize Giveaways 2 Round Trips for Two Z 5:00 p.m. Violet Asuncion

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Z 12:00 p.m. Keiki Model building contest using lego bricks Z 12:15 p.m. New Hope Kauai Sunday Service Z 1:30 p.m. Las Vegas Hypnotist Tina Marie with a special introductory “Healthy Tips on becoming the Better You” Z 3:00 p.m. GIFCU $500 Winner Take All! Blackout BINGO Z 3:30 p.m. Hawaii Children’s Theatre Performance Pure Harmony

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Z 6:00pm Fruit & Vegetable Show Open – come see this year’s prize winners Z 6:00pm – 7:00pm Container Gardening – Kauai Master Gardener Program Z 7:00pm – 8:00pm Growing Anthuriums for your Home and Garden – George Mukai & Matt Honjiyo Z 8:00pm – 9:00pm Orchids in Thailand: Travelogue Powerpoint & Talk Story – Elizabeth Borchelt PLUS: Don’t miss the KBEE Honey Tasting in the 4-H Livestock area on Thursday night!

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Z 6:30pm – 7:30pm Tropical Flowers Arranging Design Show – Featuring Kauai’s finest floral designers Z 7:45pm – 8:45pm Tropical Flowers Amateur Arranging Contest (sign in by 7:30 to participate in contest)

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Z 9:00pm– 10:00pm Tropical Flower Arranging Design Show – Featuring Kauai’s finest floral designers

Saturday, Aug. 23 Z 2:00pm – 4:00pm Kauai Woodturners – Woodworking with the finest tropical woods. Z 7:00pm – 9:00pm Art of Bonsai – Kauai Bonsai Club Z 9:00pm Last chance to view – Fruit & Vegetable Show

Sunday, Aug. 24 Z 12 noon – 2:00 pm Keiki Model

Contest utilizing lego bricks, presented by No Kai Oi Landscaping Z 2:00pm – 3:00pm Last chance to enjoy exhibits! Floral exhibits break down promptly at 3:00pm. Mahalo to our host UH College of Tropical Ag (CTAHR) and this year’s Exhibit Tent sponsors: Grove Farm (Floral Exhibits), Hawaii Dairy Farms (Fruit & Vegetable Show) and No Ka Oi Landscaping (Keiki model building contest).

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Exhibits Hawaii Tropical Flowers and Foliage Association Hawaii Tropical Flowers and Foliage Association Kauai will be presenting a Tropical Flower Design Show Friday night at the Fair featuring Kauai’s finest floral designers. In addition we will again have our annual “Amateur Floral Arranging Contest� with prizes and the winners name will be placed on the beloved Mayor Brian Baptiste Perpetual Trophy and displayed proudly in the Mayor’s office. Event Flower Design Show starts at 6:30, those desiring to enter the amateur contest need to sign in at the end of the Agricultural exhibition tent for the event and entries are taken until 7:30. Amateur contest starts at 7:45. We are accepting entries from persons that have not entered the “Amateur Floral Arranging Contest� in the

past. For additional information please call Johnny at 651-9711.

out in a way that provides fantastic photo opportunities. The members have helpful tips on the fundaopen, for more information been preparing their orchids please look for our members over the last few months and mentals, horticulture, aesat the fair. thetics and traditions of we expect to have many bonsai for those wishing to award winning entries. In adGarden Island Orchid learn more about this living Kauai Bonsai Club dition to the beautiful disSociety This year the Kauai Bonsai art. play, orchid experts will be The Orchids in Paradise The Bonsai display by club will present a roundtaon location and selling orShow is presented by the Kauai Bonsai Club members ble of demonstrations on chid plants in the commerGarden Island Orchid SociSaturday evening at 6:30 p.m. is always a highlight of the cial tent. ety in conjunction with the fair in the Agriculture Exhibit featuring the club’s more exThe Garden Island Orchid Tent. Plants will be available Kauai County Farm Bureau perienced members. Topics for sale, and club members Fair August 21st through Au- Society meets 6 times a year from trimming to putting to- will be on hand to answer at the recreation hall of the gust 24th. The display is logether a group, and planting any questions regarding car- cated in the Farm Bureau United Church of Christ in are covered. Members will ing for bonsai or taking it up exhibits tent. It is made up of Hanapepe. For further inbe available for questions, as a hobby. Membership is many individual orchids laid formation on the club and

meeting dates visit the website www.gardenislandorchidsociety.org

Kauai Anthurium Club The Kauai Anthurium Club will host its annual anthurium show this year in the exhibit tent. Come see these beautiful plants and learn about propagating anthuriums, how to repot, what kind media to use and when to cut at the demonstration on Saturday at 5 p.m. Nutricote fertilizer courtesy of CPS will be available to first 50 attendees, and there will be a drawing for plants.

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4-H: The Power of Youth! Laura Kawamura Look for the 4-Hers at the fair! You’ll find them wearing the traditional 4-H logo – a green four-leaf clover with white “H� on each leaf representing head, heart, hands and health. The 4-H Petting Zoo will be operated during limited hours by 4-H members in the Livestock tent. Bring a child to share the experience of cuddling up to a bunny or petting a tame chicken. Take advantage of a teachable moment to develop an appreciation of animals and agriculture. Cost to enter is $2.00 a person. All proceeds of the zoo will benefit the Kauai 4-H Federation, a not-for-profit organization that provides educational opportunities for youth. During the year, the 4-H Federation provides opportunities for youth to lead, learn and grow through workshops, leadership train-

ings, conferences and service learning projects. With the help of adults, youth plan and implement these activities while developing valuable life skills. 4-H activities will take place under the Livestock Tent during the four day fair. The 4-H Petting Zoo will take place from 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, 7:00-9:00 p.m. on Friday, 3:30-5:00 p.m. and 7:30-9 p.m. on Saturday, and 12:30-2:00 on Sunday.

4-Hers enrolled in the market livestock project will be working with their project animals and getting them ready for the show and auction. A Beef Steer and Hog Show will be held on Thursday, Aug. 21 at 6 p.m. and a Lamb and Goat Show will be held on Friday, Aug. 22 at 6 p.m. All animals will be auctioned off on Saturday, August 23 at 6:30 p.m. 4-H Awards will be presented prior to the auction at 6:15

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2014 4-H Livestock Tent Schedule Thursday

Friday

Z 6:00 p.m. 4-H Beef Steer and Hog SHOWS Z 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. 4-H Petting Zoo & Germ City, $2 per person Z 9:00 – 9:30 p.m. Rhode Island Red Chicks for Sale; $4 each (very limited amount; must bring your own container) Z 10:00 p.m. Livestock Area CLOSES

Z 6:00 p.m. 4-H Lamb and Goat SHOWS Z 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. 4-H Petting Zoo & Germ City, $2 per person Z 9:30 – 10:00 p.m. Rhode Island Red Chicks for Sale; $4 each

p.m. in the livestock arena. 4-H Cloverbud members will have their pet projects on display. Cloverbuds are youth between the ages of 5-8 and participate in 4-H through non-competitive projects. Rhode Island Red chicks will be sold for $4.00 each on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Very limited quantities will be sold on a first come, first served basis; on Thursday at 9:00 p.m.,

Friday at 9:30 p.m. and on Saturday at 5:30 and 9:30 p.m. All remaining chicks on display will be sold on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. You must bring your own container to purchase these egg layers. 4-H Germ City will return to the Livestock Tent while the Petting Zoo is in operation on Thursday and Friday. Learn how to keep your family healthy and minimize illness by participating in this enlightening activity. Re-

Red Chicks for Sale; $4 each Z 6:15 p.m. 4-H Livestock Awards Z 6:30 p.m. 4-H Beef Steer, Lamb, Hog, and Goat AUCTION Z 7:30 – 9:00 p.m. 4-H Petting Zoo, $2 per person Z 9:30 – 10:00 p.m. Rhode Island Red Chicks for Sale; $4 each

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Saturday Z 3:30 – 5:00 p.m. 4-H Petting Zoo, $2 per person Z 5:30 – 6:00 p.m. Rhode Island

Z 12:30 – 2:00 p.m. 4-H Petting Zoo, $2 per person Z 2:00 p.m. Rhode Island Red Chicks for Sale; $4 each member that no food, beverages, baby bottles and sipper cups should be brought to areas where animals are present. There is something for everyone and you’ll discover that it’s much more than raising livestock! Sign up as a 4-H volunteer and experience the rewarding feeling of helping others! For more information call the UH Cooperative Extension Office at 274-3473.

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Root Vegetables Special Contest at 2014 Fruit & Vegetable Show

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on’t miss the Kauai Master Gardener’s annual farm fair Plant Sale Fundraiser! This year we’re offering a variety of organically grown herbs, vegetable starts, fruit trees, ornamentals and handmade garden crafts. In addition to old favorites, we have a number of exciting new introductions, including some unique and heirloom varieties! We will also have UH seeds available for purchase. All proceeds from the sale will support the Kauai Master Gardener Program in its mission to promote sustainable gardening practices and environmental stewardship on Kauai. This is our biggest fundraising event of the year and we need your support! So, come on down to our booth where you can:

Z Buy plants for your home garden, Z Mingle with Master Gardeners and learn more about our program, Z Browse our collection of FREE locally, relevant home gardening publications , AND Z Enter our Sweepstakes to win a FREE University of Hawaii, sixteen

week horticultural training course to become a certified Master Gardener! Hours: Z Thursday (8/21): 6-10pm Z Friday (8/22): 6-10 pm Z Saturday (8/23): 12- 10 pm Z Sunday (8/24): 12- 2:230 pm

eaturing the theme “Back to Our Roots,” this year’s Fruit & Vegetable Show features root crops as the Special Contest. Root vegetables are enlarged root organs which store food energy and nutrients in the form of carbohydrates, and compare highly in economic importance with cereals and grains. Root crops are classified as true roots, tuberous roots, rhizomes (root-like stems) and bulbs. Some of the more important true roots are carrot, cassava, beet, turnip, radish, burdock (gobo). Tubers include yam and sweet potato. Corms include taro and waterchestnut. Root-like stems, also called rhizomes, are ginger, lotus root (hasu), turmeric, gin-

seng. Bulbs include onion, garlic, shallots. For the Special Root Crop Contest, all root crops will be judged in one category, with cash prizes of $50 for first, $30 for second, $20 for third. The contest also awards other fruits & vegetables in a variety of categories. Rules and regulations can be downloaded

from the County Fair website (www.kauaifarmfair. org). For interest in entering the annual Fruit and Vegetable Show or questions regarding the rules and regulations, please contact the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources at 274-3471, or email at lihue@ctahr.hawaii. edu.

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AUGUST 21-24 The Kauai County Farm Bureau & Alaska Airlines welcome you to the Fair!

FAIR 4 Days of Food, Farming, & Family Fun!

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