“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 →
Kauai Glory Farm is run by two lovely down-to-earth people named Zong Ping and Shui Ping who work diligently on their own growing and harvesting on a 5-acre plot in Lihue to provide food to the community through markets and deliveries. Continue Reading →
One of our most well-known Kalo farms and poi producers on the island is surely Aloha Aina Poi Co. They are a farmer-owned enterprise that strives to build an aina-based community full of enrichment, culture empowerment, and economic development for Kauai. Continue Reading →
You know them, you love them – the fern of many names, and our CSA treasure of the week! If you’re lucky enough to pick up one of our CSA bags from Waipā next Monday, you’ll likely see beautiful fern Continue Reading →
Did you receive ‘ulu from Aloha Aina Poi Co. in your Farm-to-School CSA Bag? Maybe you’re wondering what you can do with that sappy green fruit. Also known as breadfruit, ‘ulu is a local product found in Hawaii as well Continue Reading →
Ned and Marta Whitlock, the proprietors of Moloa‘a Organicaʻa, strive to promote sustainable local practices through the study of soil biodiversity, microbiology, and creating a habitat for their organic farming to thrive on Kauai. They are rising resiliently through the 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 →
The Wooten family and their incredible diversified farm and dairy is a beautiful and inspiring example rising resiliently through the economic disturbance from COVID-19. A typical highlight at many farmers markets across Kauai, they immediately pivoted to a home delivery 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 →