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                                                         Maui Farmers Union United
                                                     May 28th, 2013
                                             Haiku Community Center  
                                    Tuesday night – doors open 5:30pm
                                  Dinner & opening circle 6:00pm sharp

Meeting Agenda:
6:30-6:40 Announcements,

Vincent Mina, HFUU President
6:40-7:10  Legislative Update

State Representative Mele Carroll & HFUU Leg. Chair Simon Russell
7:10-7:30  Chef Corner-
Makena Resort Chef Marc McDowell
Mac Nut Crusted Mahi (with lime and jalapeno) donating a pan full for dinner too!
7:30-7:40-
Harriet Witt
Cycles of Light and Life- 
7:40-8:25-
Lorraine Brooks
Special Guest Master Gardener Coordinator  
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)



 Locavore Potluck ( Remember your sharing food as medicine)
Empower this meeting with your special creative and nourishing dish
Those that come without a dish will be asked for a suggested donation: 
$10-Members
$12-Non-Members
$2 for utensils/plates if you don't bring your own


Produce Swap  
Make it abundant Maui its your event... 
Bring your home grown farm produce, seeds or plant starts to share and swap with others.



A Waste Free Event: Bring a vessel and utensils for dinner or purchase our recyclable ones at a nominal cost.  


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Two of our most active leaders, Bill Greenleaf and Vincent Mina.
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"I love that this community partnership exists. With a year long growing season, abundant rainfall, and so many different micro climates on the island to support a wide variety of plant life, the Maui Farmers Union has a powerful advantage in creating a food system that not only promotes food security on the island, but sets an example to other islands, states, and countries across the globe. Can't wait to contribute..."
~ Jeff Mailes, Maui community member


BE SEEN WITH OUR NEW PRODUCT LINE!  BEAUTIFUL CAPS, SHIRTS, APRONS, AND CANVAS BAGS.  ALL PROCEEDS GO STRAIGHT BACK INTO THE ORGANIZATION TO CREATE MORE EMPOWERING MEETINGS.

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MAHALO TO EVERYONE FOR A SUCCESSFUL ANNUAL STATE MEETING!  
We had 20+ volunteers preparing for the meeting, 150+ people in attendance, board members from all islands, the national president speaking, ono food, and lots of Aloha!
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ENJOY THE SLIDESHOW BELOW OF OUR MEMBERS IN ACTION!
ALL MEETINGS ARE HELD AT THE HAIKU COMMUNITY CENTER 
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