Pre-Convention Webinar #9: Bokashi and Soil Management with Clarence (Cab) Baber

Clarence Baber has been practicing regenerative farming in Hawaii for 40+ years. He co-founded the Hawaii Organic Farming Association and had the first CSA on the island in the early 1990s, which fed 50 families. Cab was the first regenerative farmer in the Waimea Lalamilo farm lots, operating the largest organic tomato operation in the state. He’s been a pioneer in the modern use of microorganisms and fermentations in regenerative agriculture, making a soil probiotic, Bokashi, for 25+ years.

His Kohala farm was awarded the first hemp license in the state and Cab integrates poly cropping of food into the hemp crops. He’s a passionate believer in food sovereignty and, whenever possible, encourages people to grow their own food.

3 Comments

  1. Share Christie on January 16, 2022 at 6:17 am

    Great presentation, Cab is a high note for the holistic farming community , HIs elegant presentation
    yes because of Cabs Product my plants quad triple in size in a month And the Slugs that used to go after my Garden slowed way down
    Cab’s definitely an Alchemist

  2. Share Christie on January 16, 2022 at 6:20 am

    Great presentation, Cab is a high note for the holistic farming community , HIs elegant presentation is the best I love his spiritual connection to the land and how he expresses it
    yes because of Cabs Product my plants quad triple in size in a month And the Slugs that used to go after my Garden slowed way down
    Cab’s definitely an Alchemist

    • hfuu@hfuuhi.org on January 21, 2022 at 1:11 am

      Thank you Christie for your support and for watching this webinar! Well said about Cab Baber. We agree wholeheartedly.

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