Subsistence Farming - Hawaii

EveningRainFarm
As a family owned subsistence farm in Kapoho Hawaii we are currently experimenting taking responsibility for producing our own food. Ultimately we want to meet these needs on the farm or within our neighborhood.
We have 22 acres situated in a tropical rain forest which has been overgrown with several species of invasive trees and vines. […]

Woke up in our small sleeping space looking much like a chicken coop with screens. It is big enough for a queen sized bed. Looking around (360 degrees) I can see jungle, papayas, coconuts and some 100 ft “weed” trees someone brought in from africa that make a spectacular canopy. The birds are loud every morning. There is a breeze and it rained for about 10 minutes as the sun was coming up.