The South Kona Green Market will host Dr. William Shock, Lisa Shock, and Gene Nolin for an informative community education event.  Centered on Biodynamic Agricultural Practices, the workshop will feature a scientific approach to sustainable soil enrichment.  Learn how to cut your fertilizer costs while increasing your crop yields.

 By building soil, the land benefits year after year.  There will be demonstrations, talks, and question and answer periods with the opportunity to develop your own plan.

Dr. William Shock is a retired large animal veterinarian who grows berries and medicinal herbs biodynamiclally with his wife Lisa.  Their current focus is sustainable agricultural and etheric formative forces.  Gene Nolin is a West Hawaii resident and nationally known soil and crop consultant (www.livingsoils.com) specializing in biological practices designed to maximize soil nutrition and crop yield.