


How can aquaculture feed Hawai‘i first — while protecting our ocean and strengthening local communities? Join us for an evening of bold ideas, ocean-inspired cuisine, and solutions-driven conversation. Featuring Keynote Speaker Neil Anthony Sims, Founder & CEO of Ocean Era. Early Bird tickets now available. Special pricing for HIDOE teachers.


Did you miss the online YEP Marketplace? Shop student-made products in-person and support Hawai‘i’s future agricultural leaders at the YEP In-person Marketplace - on Saturday April 11th, at the KCC Farmersʻ Market. The Young Entrepreneurs Program (YEP) in-Marketplace will feature more than 50 products created, branded, and launched by middle and high school students from across the state. Every purchase supports hands-on learning, real-world business experience, and profits go directly back to participating schools. Hope to see you there!


Calling Hawaiʻi DOE and charter school kitchen teams — bring your creativity to the table and enter the inaugural Localicious® School Kitchen Cook-off! Create an original, student-friendly dish for a chance to win amazing prizes. Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your skills, celebrate local ingredients, and help shape the future of school meals in Hawaiʻi.

Recent storms and flooding have caused significant damage to farms across Hawai‘i, with millions of dollars in losses and more impacts expected as conditions continue. For many small, local farmers, recovery will take weeks — if not months. The Hawai‘i Agricultural Foundation and the Hawai‘i Farm Bureau Federation are working together to direct support to those most in need. Your donation will help farmers impacted by the recent Kona Low storms. Donate now to support Hawai‘i’s farmers.

The Hawai‘i Agricultural Foundation is proud to introduce a refreshed brand that reflects our growth and our commitment to Hawai‘i’s future. Rooted in connection and education that lends itself to the land, this evolution strengthens how we connect students, educators, farmers, and communities statewide—building a more resilient, food-secure Hawai‘i for generations to come. More from our Executive Director