Circular 1, 1960 - 1983

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Acerola; Nutritive Value and Home Use

Miller, Carey D; Wenkam, Nao S; Fitting, Katherine O (University of Hawaii, 1961-06)

Acerola is an excellent source of vitamin C. The publication discusses production of acerola juice and its use in various recipes.
Diseases of Ginger (Zingiber officinale) in Hawaii

Trujillo, E E (University of Hawaii, 1964-12)

In Hawaii, ginger is a specialty crop that produces excellent cash returns in spite of serious losses due to disease and insect problems. It is estimated that a threefold increase in production is possible with effective ...
Growing Plants Without Soil

McCall, Wade W; Nakagawa, Yukio (1970-03)

This is a guide to soilless culture, in water, sand, or gravel, for both the hobbyist and commercial grower.
Horse Nutrition

Brooks, Coy C; Campbell, Charles M (University of Hawaii, 1981-12)
National Parks in Hawaii

McCall, Wade W (University of Hawaii, 1972-02)

This guide to Hawaii's national parks covers Hawaii Volcanoes N.P., Haleakala N.P., City of Refuge National Historical Park, and the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. Maps and descriptions of the parks' features, ...
Producing Avocado in Hawaii

Yee, Warren (University of Hawaii, 1978-07)

Experiment station scientists in Hawaii had focused on avocado as a potential export crop since the station was founded in the early 1900s. In 1941, avocado acreage reached a peak of about 500 acres, but it subsequently ...
Raising Rabbits in Hawaii

Vogt DW (University of Hawaii, 1981-09)

The circular provided basic information on rabbit housing and equipment, care, feeds and feeding, breeding, record keeping, diseases, and slaughtering and dressing.
Small Scale Poultry Production

Tanaka, Tokushi (University of Hawaii, 1972)

This manual provided basic information on poultry breeding, nutrition, and management for backyard poultry flocks.
Trees and Shrubs for Windbreaks in Hawaii

Shigeura, Gordon T; McCall, Wade W (University of Hawaii, 1982-09)

Winds in Hawaii consist of the normal northeasterly trade winds and storm winds of greater velocity from various other directions. The publication listed numerous species, either tall upright trees for orchard and shelter ...