Hawaii
Go Farm Hawaii – University of Hawaii
As a UH CTAHR program, GoFarm Hawai’i has grown to become one of the largest and most successful beginning farmer development programs in the country.
We specialize in:
- Resources for Beginning Farmers
- Resources for Tribal Farmers & Ranchers
We can also help you with:
We work in these areas:
- Hawaii
The Kohala Center
The Kohala Center (TKC) is a non-profit organization based in Waimea on Hawaii Island. The Rural and Cooperative Business Development Services staff at TKC provides technical assistance in business development to farmers, ranchers, food enterprises, and rural cooperatives statewide. We specialize in cooperative development, financial capacity building, and new farmer education and training. TKC also offers microloans to eligible rural businesses located on Hawaii Island and Molokai.
We specialize in:
- Funding Opportunities for Farmers
- Resources for Beginning Farmers
- Resources for BIPOC Farmers
We can also help you with:
- Financial & Business Planning
- Legal Help & Mediation Services
We work in these areas:
- Hawaii
Pesticide Action Network
Pesticide Action Network works to create a just, thriving food system. PAN works with those on the frontlines of industrial agriculture ? farmers, farmworkers and rural communities ? To tackle the pesticide problem and reclaim the future of food and farming. PAN North America is one of five regional centers worldwide. We link local and international consumer, labor, health, environment and agriculture groups into an international citizens? action network. Together, we challenge the global proliferation of pesticides, defend basic rights to health and environmental quality, and work to ensure the transition to a just and viable food system.
We specialize in:
- Activism & Organizing
- Industrial Ag Issues
- Resources for Farmworkers / Migrant Workers
We can also help you with:
We work in these areas:
- California
- Hawaii
- Iowa
- Minnesota
- National
Oahu Agriculture and Conservation
- Economic development support for Hawaii farmers
- Farmer and rancher education and training for Hawaii farmers
We specialize in:
- Conservation Programs
- Funding Opportunities for Farmers
- Resources for BIPOC Farmers
- Resources for Tribal Farmers & Ranchers
We can also help you with:
- Direct Marketing Assistance
- Disaster Relief/Resilience
- Farm Land Access & Succession Planning
- Financial & Business Planning
- Organic/Sustainable/Regenerative Transition & Support
- Resources for Beginning Farmers
We work in these areas:
- Hawaii
Hawaii Tropical Fruit Growers
Hawaii Tropical Fruit Growers’ mission is to have people in Hawaii produce fruit effectively all throughout Hawaii.
We specialize in:
- Direct Marketing Assistance
- Organic/Sustainable/Regenerative Transition & Support
- Resources for Beginning Farmers
We can also help you with:
- Conservation Programs
- Disaster Relief/Resilience
We work in these areas:
- Hawaii
Hawaii Seed
We are composed of five grassroots groups consisting of farmers, gardeners, teachers, scientists, government employees, academics, parents, Native Hawaiians, and other concerned citizens. We strive to educate the public, government and business community about locally-based agricultural systems that create real food security for Hawai`i while protecting human health and the environment and to educate about the risks posed by certain agricultural and food systems such as genetic engineering.
We specialize in:
- Activism & Organizing
- Industrial Ag Issues
We can also help you with:
We work in these areas:
- Hawaii
GMO-Free Maui
The organization’s mission is to create a GMO-Free Maui by educating the island?s citizen, government, and business communities about the health, economic and environmental risks of genetically modified organisms. GMO-Free Maui supports local, ecologically safe, non-toxic approaches to agriculture for Hawaii.
We specialize in:
- Industrial Ag Issues
We can also help you with:
We work in these areas:
- Hawaii
Western Center for Agricultural Health and Safety (WCAHS)
“WCAHS is a multidisciplinary center located at the University of California, Davis. One of 11 agricultural health and safety centers in the U.S established by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), WCAHS has an almost 30-year history of engaging agricultural communities in the Western states of Arizona, California, Hawaii, and Nevada through innovative research and outreach.
WCAHS faculty and staff conduct research on high hazard topics, including air quality, ergonomics, dairy pathogens, and heat illness. Through its robust outreach program, WCAHS reaches over 3,000 individuals annually with health and safety trainings, health fairs, and presentations.”
We specialize in:
- Disaster Relief/Resilience
- Farm Stress
- Industrial Ag Issues
- Resources for Farmworkers / Migrant Workers
We can also help you with:
We work in these areas:
- Arizona
- California
- Hawaii
- Nevada
Hawaii Dept. of Agriculture
“The Hawaii Department of Agriculture’s (HDOA) 240 employees statewide work to support, enhance, promote, and protect Hawaii’s agriculture and aquaculture industries. We work to create and maximize opportunities for exporting; and facilitate growth of existing and new agricultural commodities and by-products. In addition, the department works to prevent the introduction and establishment of plants, animals and diseases that are detrimental to the state’s agriculture industry and the environment.”
We specialize in:
- Conservation Programs
- Crisis Assistance
- Institutional & Wholesale Markets
We can also help you with:
We work in these areas:
- Hawaii
CTAHR Cooperative Extension Service
Most of the extension agents and many of the specialists are University of Hawai’i faculty members who work from off-campus extension offices. County agents are available for individual consultations and can provide educational workshops and short-courses covering topics in agriculture, home economics, family living, 4-H and other youth activities, nutrition, and health. Educational materials such as brochures, publications, and videos are also available at county extension offices for use by the general public. Services provided by county agents are generally free of charge, but workshops and other organized activities may have a nominal fee.
We specialize in:
- Resources for Beginning Farmers
We can also help you with:
- Financial & Business Planning
- Institutional & Wholesale Markets
- Organic/Sustainable/Regenerative Transition & Support
We work in these areas:
- Hawaii
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