Controversial Pesticide Remains Unregulated In Hawaii
The chemical dicamba appears to have caused widespread crop damage on the mainland but in Hawaii you can’t even find out whether it’s being used or where.
Bret Yager: The Growing Meat Market On The Big Island
Bolstered by a mobile slaughterhouse and new butcher shops, the fledgling industry is trying to keep it all local in Hawaii County.
Kauai Groups Sue State, Syngenta To Stop GMO Farming On Public Land
Local organizations contend the state was wrong to give the seed company a permit to grow genetically modified crops on public land.
Developer Wants To Convert Farmland To Housing In Haleiwa
He calls it “working class housing.” Opponents decry聽more traffic congestion and the loss of agricultural space.
Could Oahu’s West Side Be The New Vacation Hot Spot For Millennials?
The Hawaii Food & Wine Festival is promoting island agriculture by taking travel聽writers to the Leeward Coast. But will it sell?
How This Hawaii Business Is Using A New Law To Raise Money
A recent change in securities law allows companies to offer stocks and bonds through Kickstarter-like websites.
Were These ‘Local’ Products Really Made In Hawaii?
Firms connected to the mainland like to evoke Hawaii in their marketing. Many have island origins, but have found it’s hard to expand here.
Why Hawaii Still Won’t Require Disclosures Of Pesticide Use
A measure to implement the recommendations of a state-sponsored study group met with “too much opposition,” one lawmaker said.
Hawaii Rep Creagan Revives Pesticide Disclosure Bill
The representative from the Big Island also wants to fund a study of the impact of chlorpyrifos on pregnant women in Hawaii.
Will Tiny Homes Help Big Island Farmers?
Providing housing for farm workers is one way to attract employees.