Malama Huleia is an area that holds cultural sentiments, archaeological concerns, ecological vitality, and potential food raising resources. Located on the Huleia river, which extends westward from Nawiliwili Harbor, the Alakoko Fishpond has seen 50-60 years of inattention and had 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 →
The Aloha Aina Workforce Program with Kumano I Ke Ala hosts workers that are learning skills applicable to farming, like land management, planting, harvesting, the life-cycle of the taro field, and farm maintenance. They are learning to track the native Continue Reading →
Dang Fresh Farm has been working diligently during these past few months. The first month when COVID-19 began, they have been struggling to find people to purchase their produce. During those months, they couldn’t do anything about it. All they could do was use the time that they got to make improvements on the farm. Continue Reading →
The Aloha Aina Workforce Program provided funding for the Moloaa Irrigation Coop to hire Adam Neaves as an Apprentice Water Systems Distribution Officer. The Coop (MIC) provides oversight of the 500,000 gallon water tank in Moloaa that serves 700 acres Continue Reading →
Tisha at the Hawaii Foodbank surveying the shelves. Continue Reading →
Learn more about Funing Farm, a Kauai farm located on the west side of Kauai, and how they are moving forward despite COVID challenges. Continue Reading →
Rainbow Garden Kauai is our islandʻs leading producer of fresh sprouts! Learn more about their farm and products here. Continue Reading →
Bitter Melon also known as “Bitter Gourd” is a not so common fruit. Check out our bitter melon recipes for ideas on how to use it! Continue Reading →
“Be mindful, meaningful, and use this time to focus on the values that you strive for. This pandemic taught us we could use this time to look for new opportunities and to be creative with it” says Stacy a little word of wisdom from the executive director of Waipā Foundation. Continue Reading →