November-December 2006

November-December 2006 issue of Maui Nō Ka ʻOi Magazine

maui coffee

Branding the Bean

A buzz in the fields: coffee is ripe to become Maui’s next major specialty crop.
persimmon

Persimmons

Known in Hawaii as kaki, persimmons were cultivated by Maui’s early Japanese farmers and continue to be harvested at a handful of family farms.
ocean nets

Tangled Net

Learn the rules behind the proposed ban.
maui catering

Catering to Your Every Whim

Maui’s professional caterers dish up delights just for you.

Visionary

Lori Sablas sees the future in the lessons of Maui's cultural past
noni plant

Seeds across the Seas

A race of Polynesian seafarers managed to carry with them food for the rest of their lives in Hawai‘i.
okolehao

Bottoms Up!

Sandwich Islands Distilling Corporation will produce ‘okolehao, the legendary Hawaiian ti liquor.
female big wave surfers

Big Wave Wahine

Brazilians Andrea Moller and Maria Souza go against the current in the male-dominated world of watersports.
art

Art for Arf’s Sake

Maui artist Ivan Clarke creates anthropomorphic portraits of man's best friend.
xmas tree truck

Oh, Christmas Tree!

Warren McCord and his wife, Helen, plant about 2,000 Monterey pines at their Kula Botanical Gardens to supply maui with Christmas trees every year.
maui publisher

From the Publisher

A hui hou and happy holidays to all.