About Us
The Big Web Farm
The Big Web Farm is a 10-acre natural process farm. What is a natural process farm? It is a farm that is grounded primarily to Kilo (observe). For more about the farm visit the farm website.
Who We Are
Kerry Ling Executive Director of Programs
Kerry Ling Executive Director of Programs
Kerry Ling Executive Director of Programs
" As a member of this community and this Big Island, a feeling of sharing takes precedence. How much we can all learn from the ʻāina and our collective experiences. I have so much to learn from the members of this community and that is the vision of the programs we are developing at the Big Web Institute. That sharing of the ʻāina with co
" As a member of this community and this Big Island, a feeling of sharing takes precedence. How much we can all learn from the ʻāina and our collective experiences. I have so much to learn from the members of this community and that is the vision of the programs we are developing at the Big Web Institute. That sharing of the ʻāina with community and learning from the plants and this beautiful earth, and learning from each other, that’s what will bring us back to what matters - a place of harmony, a place of peace. I look forward to growing this institute with and for this community and in doing so inspiring the next generation to learn and listen to the plants, listen to the ʻāina. "
Howard Ling Natural Process Farmer
Kerry Ling Executive Director of Programs
Kerry Ling Executive Director of Programs
"My hope is that the institute can be a vessel to spark interest in anyone who is seeking change within themselves and the world around them. My vision is to bring about a collective force in which we cultivate the tools needed to learn from everything around us. Sharing some of the insights I have gained from natural process farming with
"My hope is that the institute can be a vessel to spark interest in anyone who is seeking change within themselves and the world around them. My vision is to bring about a collective force in which we cultivate the tools needed to learn from everything around us. Sharing some of the insights I have gained from natural process farming within the last decade and hope that we as a community can continue to learn together. Observe, be patient, be courageous, and connect."
