The Army Is Spending Tens Of Thousands Of Dollars On Pigs In Hawaii
Over the years the military in Hawaii has used pigs for medical research and controversial combat training.
This Kauai Nonprofit Is Trying To Change How People Buy Their Food
Food hubs provide a way for farmers to sell their crops outside of grocery stores.
Hawaii Can Learn A Lot From Japan About Farming And Food Production
Respect for farmers and support of their work is key to Japan’s agricultural success.
Regeneration Is What We All Need Now
The Hawaii Farmers Union United celebrates a decade of existence with a major conference and optimism for the future.
Is Early Los Angeles A Model For Food And Agriculture In Hawaii?
Believe it or not, yes. In the first half of the 20th century, smart planners put land in the hands of farmers and transformed LA County into an agricultural powerhouse.
Life As A Farmer On Leased State Land? It’s Not Easy
The Anthony ohana’s farm in Kahana Valley offers a model from which to draw inspiration and empowerment.
Kauai Food Businesses Persist During Pandemic Thanks To Grant
With money from Common Ground, two companies are finding ways to scale up and pivot away from tourism despite COVID-19.
USDA Grant Throws A Lifeline To Kauai Farmers Hit By Pandemic
With farmer’s markets and restaurants closed by the coronavirus, two nonprofits set up programs to distribute the farmers’ harvest directly to consumers and feeding programs.
Hawaii’s Struggling Farms Want The State To Become A Bigger Customer
With local farmers reeling from a drop in demand from hotels and restaurants, advocates hope schools, prisons and hospitals will buy more local produce.
Hawaii Supreme Court Hears Maui Water Case In A Historic Online Session
The Hawaii Supreme Court is weighing long-standing disagreements over stream water diversion in East Maui.