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The congresswoman will hold meetings across the state next week to hear the concerns of farmers and ranchers.

The settlement this week follows 12 others over misleading labelling of Kona coffee.

State officials and stakeholders have suddenly found themselves asking who will carry on the work of the late James Nakatani.

The family-owned vegetable grower has found better prices on water and land leases.

The ag project needs lots of water but the dam that could supply it will be torn down unless the farm can raise millions of dollars to save it.

Current rules and regulations have become too onerous for local meat producers.

Proceeds from compost sales to the public are kept by the partner schools.

A bill upping the percentage of coffee beans that needs to come from Hawaii to be labeled as such got pushback from some coffee retailers.

Farmers and ranchers see an opportunity for ongoing collaboration.

The carpenter’s union says that more modular housing is not a “silver bullet.”