Here you can share your latest discoveries in your yard. It is also a place where we can all learn from one another and celebrate our successes. If you haven’t visited our home page yet, please do to see our akamai backyard video that shows what we are all about. There is much more on our full site.
We were mentioned on
Tom & Donna Rice’s
real estate blog.
Thanks for the honor.
Click on the logo to read. : )
A few of these nice folks stopped by our yarden. They are doing amazing, achievable things.
We are happy to announce our new 2:41 trailer. Enjoy,
and feel inspired to share your thoughts.
We feel so blessed to have so many new friends from around the world that are supporting our efforts through watching our film. We are amazed at how may people in such diverse climate regions have taken the time to listen to our story. We thank them. It is humbling to consider someone from Saudi Arabia gave us almost a half hour of time. Kauai has got to be about the easiest place on earth to have success in creating a subsistence yard. Saudi Arabia; my guess is full food production in the backyard is a serious challenge there. We found this video below to show success is possible in a dry desert climate. This is a great story about what was made possible in Jordan.
With best wishes and maximum respect to our fellow humans on the other side of this big world. May you have much success in reclaiming the abundance of your land!!! Aloha from the team at Akamai Backyard!
We shared our insights on the Garden Show with Paul Massey on KKCR (www.KKCR.org).
You can listen to the interview below (55 mins). Please choose the quality according to your Internet speed.
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Here is the Music Player. You need to installl flash player to show this cool thing! |
Here is the Music Player. You need to installl flash player to show this cool thing! |
If you still experience stuttering audio even with the smaller size version, press on the pause button and wait until the progress bar indicates that the file has completely downloaded onto your computer, as seen in this image  then press the triangular play button. Playback should be fluent now. If still not, try another browser or another computer. |
You can also download the interview to your computer (right click, save as – 21MB mp3).
