🍀 Feeling lucky? This weekend only at the PearlRidge Farmers Market, the FIRST person to find Sing's Farm and ask for the $5 market money attached to their sign will win it! 🤑✨ It’s our little St. Patrick’s Day surprise, so channel your inner leprechaun and see if you can strike gold! 🌈 See you Saturday—may the luck be with you!  The market opens at 8AM! 🍀

🐝💚 Save the Bees! 🌸🌿 Bees are essential to our ecosystem, helping pollinate the plants that provide much of our food. Let’s do our part to protect these little heroes! Here are a few ways you can help:

1. Plant Bee-Friendly Flowers – Choose native plants, wildflowers, and herbs like lavender, sunflowers, and daisies to create a bee-friendly garden.
2. Avoid Pesticides – Use natural alternatives to keep your garden healthy and safe for bees.
3. Support Local Farms – Buy locally grown, pesticide-free produce that helps protect pollinators.

Let’s work together to ensure these buzzing beauties thrive for years to come! 🐝💛 

Hawaiian lawmakers are considering a bill to protect the name "poi," ensuring it can only be made from locally grown kalo (taro). This would help preserve the cultural significance of poi and support local farmers, especially amidst concerns over imported taro. The bill could mirror international protections like those for Champagne or Parmigiano-Reggiano. Supporters believe this move would bolster food security and sustain Hawai'i's agricultural heritage by making sure poi is produced under traditional, local conditions.

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