April 2019
Big Shifts Hit Hawaii Farms Landscape
April 29, 2019Big shifts hit hawaii farm landscape Hawaii lost its last sugar cane plantation in 2016, but the amount of land in... Read More
Gov. David Ige Urges to Resurrect Water Bill
April 19, 2019GOV. DAVID IGE URGERS HAWAII LEGISLATURES TO RESURRECT WATER RIGHTS BILL By: Sophe Cocke Gov. David Ige is prodding state... Read More
Disaster Relief
April 18, 2019AFBF calls on farmers to urge congress to pass disaster relief Congress is on a two-week recess and the American Farm... Read More
Farmers Continue to Fight for Revocable Water Permits
April 18, 2019FARMERS CONTINUE TO FIGHT FOR REVOCABLE WATER PERMITS On any given day farmers deal with their fair share of problems, but some... Read More
Food for Thought: Why Are So Many Farmers’ Markets Failing?
April 17, 2019Why are so many farmers' markets failing? When the Nipomo Certified Farmers' Market started in 2005, shoppers were eager to purchase... Read More
Water Bill: HB 1326
April 16, 2019HAWAII FARMERS, RANCHERS LOBBY FOR WATER BILL Farmers and ranchers from across the state met with Governor David Ige and legislators... Read More
2017 Agricultural Census
April 11, 20192017 AGRICULTURAL CENSUS NR19-09 April 11, 2019 HONOLULU – The U.S. Department of Agriculture released its 2017 Census of Agriculture... Read More
Red Ginger Under Attack
April 10, 2019By Lisa Kubota | April 9, 2019 at 5:38 PM HST - Updated April 9 at 8:07 PM KAHALUU (HawaiiNewsNow) -... Read More
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