What Will The New Minimum Wage Mean For Hawaii’s Farmers?
Finding workers is hard in Hawaii, so many farms pay extra, but lifting the benchmark to $18 could present a new set of problems for farmers.
This Mental Health Team Hopes To Help Hawaii’s Farmers Help Themselves
Professor Thao Le discusses the experiences of researchers at the University of Hawaii who have been canvassing the ranching and farming community to find the state of its mental health.
Quarantine Ordered After Bovine Tuberculosis Detected on Molokai
The island has a storied history of bovine tuberculosis, including a complete eradication of cattle from the island in 1985.
Maui County Is Seeking Its First Director Of Agriculture
The voter-created Maui County Department of Agriculture needs leaders. And the mayor is hiring.
‘Business As Usual’ For The Embattled Agribusiness Development Corporation?
A 2021 audit of the agency was scathing. But instead of fixing it, critics fear lawmakers are poised to let it off the hook.
Drones Can Take Farming To Another Level. But Hawaii Is Lagging
Experts say the future of farming will integrate this technology, but it’s tough to get started.
Saving Kauai’s Kalihiwai Reservoir Is An Expensive Problem
In a last-ditch effort, some farmers and wildlife enthusiasts are trying to raise funds to save this relic of the plantation era.
Effort To Transfer State Agricultural Land Survives Latest Hurdle
Legislative amendments would introduce new requirements for the land swap.
The Deer Population Is Devastating Maui. Hunters Want To Help
For decades, axis deer have threatened everything from ranching to watersheds. Hunters can limit the destruction while feeding their families but accessing the land has proven difficult.
Legislature Advances Bill To Legalize Sale Of Raw Milk Among Other Farm Measures
It’s the farthest the raw milk measure has made it in Hawaii despite the past six years of trying.