ahualoa.net

This server serves up material on a variety of subjects, among them being ‘Āhualoa, a lovely little community on the Big Island of Hawai‘i. This website is not a commercial thing, just a friendly neighborhood project. Here you will find:

Ahualoa People

People and businesses in Ahualoa who have some online presence.

Slow Food Hawai‘i

Our local island's convivium of the international Slow Food movement.

Mala‘ai

The Culinary Gardens of Waimea Middle School.

Waimea Trails and Greenways

Creating a green corridor through the heart of Waimea.

Rural Hāmākua.org

Home of the Hāmākua Ag Plan, dedicated to promoting diversified agriculture and sustaining the rural character of Hāmākua.

MudLane.org

Informational site about the well-known road/trail between Waimea and Waipi'o.

Eggs&Tea

A blog about Ben and Deb's farm.

Ahualoa Egg Farm

The Egg side of Ben and Deb's farm.

Notes on Feeding Chickens in Hawai‘i

Notes on Growing Tea in Hawai‘i

Notes on Farming in Hawai'i

Notes on Biofuel in Hawai‘i

Some miscellaneous links to related local subjects:

Wikipedia entry for Ahualoa
Hamakua North Hilo Agricultural Cooperative (HNHAC)
Hamakua Coast site, developed by the HCRC for the benefit of Hamakua Coast residents, businesses, and related organizations
Pa'auilo Mauka Kalopa Community Association (PMKCA)
Waimea Outdoor Circle
Honokaa Hongwanji
Tutu's house
Friendly Aquaponics
Big Island Love / HEMF

Hamakua Agriculture..

June 2005: New life on the Big Island
Nov. 2005: Hawaii Business article about Hamakua Agriculture
Hawaii Forest Stewardship Program: Forest Stewards: The Big Island

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About ahualoa.net...

This machine is called Alpha.
The site used to be hosted on a machine called Moo (an old Gateway P3-800 with Win2k and Apache 1.3.19) but as of September 12, 2005, it's now hosted on a cute little Shuttle XPC (G 4300h) with WinXP Pro and Apache 2.0.54. Connection is via a ZyXEL Cable Model/Router, sharing a Oceanic Time Warner Cable Road Runner Small Business connection at up to 5Mbits down, 768kpbs up. To the best of my knowledge, this is the only website that's actually hosted in Ahualoa itself.