Permaculture Papaya for the Tropics
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Aloha Papaya ProductionAloha Papaya Production
Step by StepStep by Step
Soil Blocks•Save space•Minimize transplant shock
ANAEROBIC FERMENTATIONF K G
Fermented Kitchen Garbage
Step 1Mix
1 kilo bokashi /20 liter pail
ANAEROBIC FERMENTATIONF K G
Fermented Kitchen Garbage
Step 2Ferment2-weeks
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Fermented Kitchen GarbageStep 3Bury
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Fermented Kitchen GarbageStep 3
Mix with soil
ANAEROBIC FERMENTATIONF K G
Fermented Kitchen GarbageStep 3Bury
ANAEROBIC FERMENTATIONF K G
Fermented Kitchen GarbagePlant after
2 weeks
CompanionPlants
(mong bean)
ANAEROBIC FERMENTATIONF K G
Fermented Kitchen Garbage
Waitfor
harvest
ANAEROBIC FERMENTATIONF K G
Fermented Kitchen Garbage
Harvest
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Fermented Kitchen GarbageBefore
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Fermented Kitchen Garbage
After
CompanionPlants(chili)
6 kilo papaya
fertilized without
any chemicals!
Crop rotationCrop rotationLegume usageLegume usageCompanion plantingCompanion plantingCompostingCompostingGreen fertilizersGreen fertilizersMulchingMulchingCover croppingCover croppingMinimal tillageMinimal tillageInsect habitatInsect habitatLivestock integrationLivestock integration
Minimal TillageMinimal Tillage
BEFORE
Aloha House is Building Soil FertilityAloha House is Building Soil FertilityThrough Resource RecoveryThrough Resource Recovery
High acid clay soil with cogonHigh acid clay soil with cogon
AFTER
We built soil fertility by diverting our waste stream.We built soil fertility by diverting our waste stream.
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We built Soil Fertility withBeneficial Microorganisms
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Resource Recovery AgentP220/day 5,720/month
SOIL
Crop Residue& Weeds
Vermi-culture
Aerobiccompost
KitchenGarbage
ORGANIC HOUSEHOLD WASTE
Potting soil
BokashiBokashi
LivestockBokashi
Septictank
GreyWater
Treatment
RiceHull
CRH CW
SVB
RiceStraw
CopraDarak
Aerobiccompost
CRH
FRW
FKG
RestaurantGarbage
Talapia
Resource Recovery
OdorControl
Adsorbtion •Colloids are the smallest particles of soil or Organic Matter
•Colloids are a docking station for cations through Adsorbtion
•They are released through microbial activity in the soil
•Certain fungi accompanied by rootlets will release these nutrients through weak acid exudates
Colloid
Mg++
Ca++
Na+
K+
Root hairs and microbes
4 Hive Apiary4 Hive ApiaryHoney BeesHoney Bees
Community Supported Agriculture
C.S.A.C.S.A.
•Members receive a box of vegetables of our choice each week
•Members pre-pay •P2,400 for 8 weeks•Money for seeds, labor etc.•Available for pickup at 3 convenient locations
Each week we also includeeither goat cheese or yogurt or banana breador salsa etc. made in our kitchen from fresh farm ingredients
C.S.AC.S.A
Chili Pepper
Baby corn
Whole Wheat
Pole beans
Red lettuce
cucumber
Sweet basil
Thai basil
kimchi
Papaya
onions
Green lettuce
KangkongHoney
1/2 Liter Molasses1/2 Liter Molasses1 L Vermicasts1 L Vermicasts20 L H2O20 L H2O20 ml. E.M.120 ml. E.M.1Optional Tea SpoonOptional Tea SpoonLivestock LimeLivestock LimeRock Powder Rock Powder Epsom SaltEpsom SaltFish SilageFish SilageSea WeedSea WeedSea SaltSea SaltBokashiBokashi
Aquarium Air Pump
Enterohemorrhagic E. coli (EHEC): found in humans, cattle, and goats. Virotype is strain O157:H7, which causes bloody diarrhea without fever. EHEC can cause hemolytic-uremic syndrome and sudden kidney failure and possesses toxin that can elicit an intense inflammatory response.The Giardia parasite lives in
the intestine of infected humans or animals. Giardia is found in soil, food, water, or surfaces that have been contaminated with the feces from infected humans or animals. You can become infected after accidentally swallowing the parasite;