This blog is part of a series from Mālama Kaua’i & Tasting Kaua’i, highlighting local restaurants that source locally for their ingredients, sharing their tales of the pandemic and their battle for resiliency. Each week we encourage our readers and Continue Reading →
If you’re looking for a Kauai CSA that keeps things interesting, look no further! We source produce bags and other local foods from over a dozen farmers and food producers islandwide with several pickup sites across the island, offering lots Continue Reading →
Looking to celebrate a local Kauai Thanksgiving? We got you. Thanksgiving is a weird holiday with precarious and colonizing roots, but this crazy year, we’re happy to celebrate a day (or two…or three) involving food and being grateful for what Continue Reading →
All kinds of radishes have made their way into CSA bags available across the island, from pretty and mild spring radishes to the large and sometimes intimidating daikon radish! Radishes can be used for so much more than a simple Continue Reading →
Kale is one of the most commonly found veggies in CSA boxes this time of year! Many of you have been asking us what to do with all this dark green abundance. Since many of our Farm-to-School CSA Box farmers, Continue Reading →
Looking for taro recipes? Don’t know where to start and are looking for inspiration? Look no further. Continue Reading →
John Nelson is currently working on reviving an old Kaua’i family ranch. The story of 6F Ranch is likely shared by many former ranching families on Kaua’i. Since Hurricane Iniki ravaged the island 30 years ago, the land hasn’t been Continue Reading →
Kauai Farmer Feature: Anny Bruch, Baum Farms. Anny is a Kauai Farmer who gives back to the community in many ways. Continue Reading →
By Diane Sikkens Most of the schools in our network have received a mini-grant and/or donations to start a garden or even attended a training to incorporate a garden-based curriculum, but striving for programmatic sustainability can be a challenge. Typically, Continue Reading →
It’s roselle season and we’re bursting at the seams with it here at the Community Farm! Roselle is such a gorgeous plant, and BONUS – it needs very little human intervention to be grown successfully and sustainably here in the Continue Reading →