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AgTech Is Hawaii’s Ticket To Diversification
Our farmers need better tools to make agriculture an industry that is financially realistic.
By
John Vierra
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October 9, 2022
5 Ways To Help Hawaii Farmers In 2022
If Hawaii wants more affordable local food it needs to make a more serious investment in farmers today.
By
Civil Beat Editorial Board
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December 26, 2021
The Need To Move Hawaii Ag Lands Out From DLNR And Into The Ag Department
The requirement to transfer leased agricultural and pasture lands to the Department of Agriculture has been in place for decades. The state needs to finally do just that.
By
Nicole Galase
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July 3, 2021
State Government Should Be Doing Its Part By Buying Local
The state is the single-largest purchaser of food in Hawaii. How it directs its dollars has a huge impact.
By
Greg Christian
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March 21, 2021
Seed Diversity Is Vital To The Future Of Food
The work of saving and breeding seed once made enormous contributions to Hawaii's agriculture — and it must again.
By
Nancy Redfeather
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Jay Bost
,
Glenn Teves
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March 7, 2021
Worker Co-ops Can Lead The Way To A Healthier And More Just Economy
Co-ops operate in the spirit of laulima, or many hands working together with aloha.
By
Mike Gabbard
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February 2, 2021
How One Local Food Program Is Helping Hawaii’s Farmers And Families
DA BUX offers a model worth replicating — and expanding.
By
Jesse Cooke
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January 31, 2021