"Don't Grow Your Cultural Plants"
We were told our Native Hawaiian plants had no value. This discovery changed everything.
Life on the Farm
Simple advice for anyone looking to work on a farm—even if you feel “unqualified”
Think you know your Native Hawaiian plants? These five might surprise you.
Love of the Land
Popular takes on farming, food, and healing—and why I see it differently.
Meet 10 Native Hawaiian farms growing everything from canoe crops to kale. Learn how to buy from them directly, whether that's a farmstand, a farmers market, or shipping to...
The Reading List That Made Us Better Growers
Ready to get involved? Here are places seeking folks just like you, organized by island.
The no-fuss composting system behind our regenerative farm.
Nā Wai ʻEhā holds Maui’s largest groundwater aquifer, supplying 70% of the island’s water needs.
Recipes + How-To
Between cultural appropriation and greenwashing, it can be hard to know what’s real. Cut through the noise with our trusted local recommendations.
Make this māmaki + ʻulu tea part of your daily ritual. Brewing the perfect cup is easier than you think.
Featured on Cooking Hawaiian Style, this simple and nourishing breakfast is made with 100 percent Hawaiʻi-grown ingredients. Here's how to make it at home.
A Hawaiian banana that works like a potato? Bring this special ingredient into your cooking.
A healthier spin on the classic mac salad. Creamy, ʻono, and rooted in canoe crop history.
Rooted in Simple Practices
Learn what māmaki is, why we're obsessed with it, and how to make it part of your daily wellness.
Every Wednesday, Lexi trades her laptop for four hours on ʻāina. Here's what she learned about focus, presence, and productivity from stepping away.
As seen in the Hawaiʻi International Film Festival, this film explores aloha ʻāina and generational stewardship rooted in Hawaiian values.
Ever wondered what a day at Polipoli Farms is like? Here's a peek behind the scenes.
You don't need a farm to grow Hawaiian healing plants. Here are 5 lāʻau to start with, wherever you're planting.
The Reading List That Made Us Better Growers