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Learn about these important pollinators for National Honey Bee Day on Aug. 19.
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Learn about these important pollinators for National Honey Bee Day on Aug. 19.
A school counselor and a third-generation farmer team up to raise grain-fed pigs on O‘ahu’s West Side.
Eat local beef, meet a rancher, dine with a winemaker and learn who’s growing our food.
Just before the crack of dawn, dozens of Hawai‘i’s most discerning buyers begin to trickle in at Honolulu’s Pier 38.
Learn how to keep pests away from your vegetables, stop birds from eating your strawberries and which secret ingredient makes tomatoes sweet.
This roadside stand in Hale‘iwa is bringing together local farmers and customers to talk story and eat at monthly events.
This small farm in Kahuku may be the first in Hawai‘i to grow its own acai berries and use them to make acai bowls.
Red Barn Farmstand, a new food shop and market in Hale‘iwa, offers a full breakfast and lunch menu made with fresh produce from local farms.
Local I‘a’s community-supported fishery program returns this December, with plans to expand to restaurants, too.
“Eat Think Drink” is a new food and agricultural series launching on Election Day, with a panel discussion and chef-prepared dishes.
Step inside this herb, spice and tea shop in Kaka‘ako.
Watermelon, strawberry and beets? They make for a kid-sippable slushy.
These frozen treats boast 90 percent local ingredients.
How a couple from Kalama Valley came up with the idea of flavoring and bottling māmaki tea.
The popular frozen local popsicles make a comeback after a recent fire with a new flavor—the exotic jaboticaba.
These events showcase Asian-fusion fare paired with craft beers in the idyllic setting of a Hawai‘i farm.
The former chef/owner of Cactus Bistro now makes handcrafted jams, jellies, mustards and sauces in unique flavor combinations.
Search Hawai‘i follows a professional chef and cultural expert as they gather ingredients to create a gourmet meal inspired by the Island’s unique culture.
This certified organic farm is one of only a handful of commercial aquaponic farms in the state.
This event showcases the farms and agribusinesses in the Kunia Corridor with guided tours, tastings and demonstrations.
Ed Kenney’s latest restaurant brings his local roots to Waikīkī.
Get O‘ahu-raised beef, oysters and more at this historic ranch on the Windward Side.
Of the 148 restaurants participating this year, 41—including Tommy Bahama—are new.
Since 2008, Fung Yang has been farming certified organic mushrooms—and demand is only growing.