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Videos of Hawaiian Agriculture

Videos of Hawaiian Agriculture

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Welcome to our collection of videos of Hawaiian agriculture. The preponderance of luncheon-meat (need I say the name?) and other food-processed abominations in our local culinary galaxy begs comparison with the olden days. There used to be more than 300 varieties of taro, and Hawaiians on average ate some five pounds of poi a day back then. Now it’ll set you back twelve bucks for a stingy little bag of the stuff at the supermarket, and there are times when you can’t find it at any price. What’s happened to the Hawaiian diet is a microcosm of what’s happening to the Hawaiian. But the awareness is growing that local-grown is hands-down the best idea. Good food, not Franken-food, is the best cure for what ails us, and once upon a time, the Hawaiians knew what was good, and good for you. They still do.

He ali`i ka aina, ha kauwa ke kanaka – The land is a chief, man is its servant.

A group of people sit together with tropical fruits; a child smiles holding papayas; close-up of green bananas growing on a tree—capturing the relaxed outdoor setting and the spirit of farming in Hawaii.

“A Day in Our Hawaii Life | Big Island Abundance” (17:53)

A person tending to lush green taro plants in a field, wearing a light green long-sleeve shirt. Text overlay reads, Day in the Life: Farming in Hawaii.

“A Day in the Life of a Hawaii Farmer” (11:08)

Two people sit at a table with a laptop displaying a map. Text on screen reads, Senator Dela Cruz Slides. Senator Donovan Dela Cruz Touring the Whitmore Project—exploring farming in Hawaii on Think Tech OC16.

“Agritech in Hawaii: The Whitmore Project (Episode 262)” (28:30)

A person stands in a grassy field facing two cows, with mountains and trees in the background under a partly cloudy sky—capturing the essence of farming in Hawaii.

“Agroforestry in Hawaii w/ John Parziale” (2:38)

Two older men stand outdoors in a rural setting, surrounded by greenery. As they listen intently, their surroundings evoke the rich traditions of farming in Hawaii. One has long gray hair pulled back and a beard, while the other has short dark hair.

“‘Aina Pulapula – Uncle Bobby Alcain, Molokai Farmer” (5:45)

An older man with a white beard, wearing a cap and blue shirt, sits in a greenhouse holding a small plant. Surrounded by green plants and gardening supplies, he shares his passion for farming in Hawaii.

“Alika Atay Teaches How to Make Fermented Plant Juice”(7:23)

A bearded man wearing dark sunglasses and a blue, patterned shirt gestures energetically outdoors, surrounded by lush green tropical plants—capturing the vibrant spirit of farming in Hawaii.

“Ancient Hawaiian Bushcraft” (7:32)

A person wearing a cap and work clothes bends over to tend to leafy green plants in a garden or farm, reflecting the tradition of farming in Hawaii, with trees and a cloudy sky in the background.

“A New Crop of Farmers is Helping Hawaii Grow More Food”

Rows of green lettuce thrive in a hydroponic system under a greenhouse. Overlaid text reads: HAWAIIS KUPU PLACE AQUAPONIC FARM YEAR 2 FARM VISIT. Explore farming in Hawaii through inspiring videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Aquaponic Farming in Hawaii – Scaling a Farm for Food Security in Remote Regions” (58:52)

“Benefits of Hawaiian-Style Farming” (5:23)

A woman in a white dress stands surrounded by lush green plants in a sunlit forest. Overlay text reads seven year old food forest, showcasing the beauty of farming in Hawaii.

“Big Island Food Forest Orchard Tour 2023” (29:43)

A person wearing gloves kneels on the ground, tending to a small plant surrounded by soil and dry grass—capturing a scene reminiscent of farming in Hawaii.

“Big Island Hawaii – Planting Our First Fruit Trees on the Homestead” (11:28)

A man in a green patterned shirt sits in a TV studio being interviewed. The screen reads, Becoming the Breadbasket of the Pacific—over 90% of food consumed in Hawaii is imported, highlighting the need for more local farming in Hawaii.

“Can Big Island Be the Breadbasket of the Pacific?” (3:34)

Two women smiling and laughing outdoors, surrounded by lush green foliage, enjoy the beauty of farming in Hawaii. One holds a small fruit as they share a joyful moment. The word KAUAI is visible in the lower right corner.

“Discover the Future of Farming and Food: Common Ground Kauai’s Regenerative Revolution” (2:46)

“Disquiet Title: Kuleana Land and Western Title” (28:27)

A person in a beanie, sweatshirt, and shorts is tending a garden or farm area, surrounded by chickens. Trees and plants fill the background, along with a rake—capturing the essence of farming in Hawaii.

“Duck Permaculture System in Hawaii” (4:07)

A person works alone tending to crops in a small field surrounded by tall banana trees on a cloudy day, capturing the peaceful essence of farming in Hawaii.

“Eco-Tourism in Hawaii”

“Education Inspiration: Smart Farm in Hawaii” (3:01)

Aerial view of green farmland with rows of crops, bordered by trees, and several wind turbines on rolling hills under a clear blue sky—perfect for showcasing farming in Hawaii.

“Empowered Hawaii: In the Kitchen, On the Farm” (22:21)

Several pigs of different colors forage and walk on the ground in a forested, fenced area. This scene, typical of farming in Hawaii, showcases trees and green vegetation in the background.

“Farmer Resources: Pigs & Forestry” (5:10)

A black and white sketch shows a stone aqueduct structure. The word Aqueduct appears on the image, with a person visible in a small video call window—perhaps discussing farming in Hawaii or sharing videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Farming and Fishing in Ancient Hawaii with Dr. Hal H. Hammatt” (1:10:48)

A shirtless man with a tattoo on his upper arm sits on a beach with rocks and greenery in the background, appearing relaxed and looking into the distance, as if reflecting on farming in Hawaii.

“Farming Pigs With Purpose the Aloha Way!” (0:27)

Large white text reads FEBRUARY IN THE HAWAIIAN GARDEN over an image of green aloe leaves and a pile of round yellow fruits on grass, capturing the essence of farming in Hawaii.

“February in the Hawaiian Garden: What to Plant, What to Harvest, What to Do” (15:50)

A brown paper bag with leafy greens and eggs spilling out sits beside text that reads: Food Insecurity in Hawaiʻi: Root Causes and Systemic Solutions, exploring topics like farming in Hawaii, event details, and speaker names.

“Food Insecurity in Hawai’i” (50:34)

A smiling person stands next to small potted herb plants on a shelf indoors. The plants have green leaves and labels, and the person appears to be explaining or showing the plants, possibly sharing tips inspired by farming in Hawaii.

“Fruit Trees, Herbs & Vegetables that Grow in the Tropics and Subtropics” (24:34)

Illustration of a river flowing through four green taro fields, with distant gray mountains in the background and Taro Fields labeled in the top left corner, capturing the beauty of farming in Hawaii.

“Geoff Lawton Explains the Brilliance of Traditional Hawaiian Farming” (2:26)

Three people work together in a lush, green vegetable garden surrounded by tall plants and trees, farming in Hawaii, with a small building visible in the background.

“George Kahumoku, Jr. – Hawaiian Farmer – Part 2” (11:13)

A woman with long brown hair sits outdoors on a bench, gesturing as she talks about farming in Hawaii. She wears a blue tank top, surrounded by greenery, a dirt path, and a tent—capturing the essence of Hawaiian agriculture.

“GoFarm Hawaii: Farmers’ Perspective” (18:51)

Two people wearing hats stand together in a lush, green garden with tropical plants. Text reads Hawaii Food Forest 101 at the top and W/ Food Forest Folks at the bottom—perfect for those interested in farming in Hawaii.

“Going Deep Into Hawaii’s Agroforestry, Pt. 1/2”

“Growing a Greener Future: Hawai’i CC Teaches Korean Natural Farming” (1:08)

A smiling boy kneels in a garden, holding a shovel and tending to green plants. Text above the image reads, practice, Palolo Science Club. Explore farming in Hawaii with hands-on learning and discovery.

“Growing Food Trees and Native Hawaiian Plants” (13:53)

A lush, green soursop tree with dense foliage stands outdoors in a grassy area, embodying the beauty of farming in Hawaii, surrounded by other greenery and trees under a cloudy sky.

“Growing Kukui (Candle Nut) Trees in Hawaii” (1:27)

Close-up of colorful mangoes in a Dole fruit box highlights farming in Hawaii. Overlay text reads, In the summertime, with part of a handwritten number visible on the box.

“Guide to Hawaiian Fruit Seasons” (0:53)

A smiling man stands outdoors holding a wooden crate of greens, celebrating farming in Hawaii. Text on the image reads: Down to Earth Organic & Natural. Our Ohana Daniel Ko | Ko Farms. Lush greenery fills the background.

“Hawaii Farms – A Day at Ko Farms”(7:03)

A lush green landscape with trees and fields under a cloudy sky, showcasing farming in Hawaii, with the text Kauai Farmacy.com written across the image.

“Hawaii: Home to the Best Herbs on Earth” (2:03)

Rows of green taro plants grow in a flooded field, surrounded by lush trees and forested mountains under a cloudy sky—a beautiful scene of farming in Hawaii.

“Hawaii: Reviving Wetlands in He’eia”

Close-up of vibrant pink, brush-like flowers with long, thin petals and white tips, surrounded by green leaves and unopened buds—an eye-catching scene often featured in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Hawaiian Moment – Exploring Canoe Crop Fruit – Maui Now”

A woman sits in a chair, holding a microphone and speaking at an event about farming in Hawaii. She is wearing a floral blouse and smiling. The background features large, partially visible letters and a round table with tissues.

“Hawaii’s Farmers Are Battling Climate Change. Here’s How.” (1:02:18)

A cargo ship loaded with colorful containers approaches a lush Hawaiian island, hinting at THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT HAWAIIS FOOD—far different from what youd see in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Hawaii’s Shocking Import Dependence Exposed” (10:48)

A man in a purple shirt and shorts sits on a log in a lush, green forest, reflecting the serenity often seen in videos of Hawaiian agriculture. The text AJ REPORTS is displayed at the bottom left corner of the image.

“Hawaii’s Water War: The Legacy of Sugar Plantations” (11:21)

“Hawaii Works to Restore Soil After 100+ Years of Mono-Cropping” (4:26)

A man with long, curly hair and a beard smiles at the camera. Wearing a cap and yellow T-shirt, he stands outdoors near tall grass and assorted objects—perhaps filming videos of Hawaiian agriculture or sharing insights on farming in Hawaii.

“Healing the Soil” (1:12:18)

A small yellow skid steer loader is transporting a tall stack of trays or containers on a pallet outside, near a green building and trees—showcasing everyday scenes from farming in Hawaii.

“Homegrown Hawaii: Petersons’ Upland Farm in Hawaii” (5:53)

“How Hawaiians Are Farming in Harmony With Nature” (9:52)

“How Hawaii’s Farms Are Solving the Education Crisis” (7:42)

A large oil palm tree with many fruit clusters. Text reads: Let’s grow oil palms on Hawaii Island for our future. With Richard Ha, sharing insights on farming in Hawaii. A small photo of a smiling man is in the lower left corner.

“How Oil Palms Can Save Hawai’i Island’s Future”

A man in a plaid shirt stands in a green field, gesturing toward crops. Large text above reads, Sustainable Farming. Better Than Organic? Discover farming in Hawaii and watch videos of Hawaiian agriculture in action.

“How Sustainable Farming Can Be Better Than Organic Agriculture” (57:32)

A person squats outdoors, smiling and holding a handful of dark soil with worms, surrounded by green vegetation—showcasing the hands-on spirit of farming in Hawaii.

“How We Make Soil on the Big Island of Hawaii” (14:37)

Two people stand in front of lush greenery and palm trees under a blue sky. Text reads “Mālama ‘Āina” at the top and “GROWING a complete diet” at the bottom right, celebrating farming in Hawaii.

“Incredible Permaculture Food Forest Tour, Big Island, Hawaii” (45:59)

A lush green taro field stretches toward distant mountains under a cloudy sky, showcasing vibrant foliage and the beauty of farming in Hawaii’s natural agricultural landscape.

“Indigenous Agriculture | Insights on PBS Hawai’i” (56:46)

A woman wearing a patterned dress and a floral lei speaks while standing in front of a plain, light-colored background, using hand gestures for emphasis—perhaps sharing insights about farming in Hawaii.

“Indigenous Agricultural Models… “ (11:20)

A coastal scene with a distant island and cloudy sky. Overlaid text reads: “In order to thrive in this geographic isolation, Native Hawaiians developed unique systems of land and ocean management, as seen in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.”.

“Indigenous Insights: Stewarding the Earth: Indigenous Food Systems” (2:36)

Five people sit around a large, hexagonal table in a studio, engaged in discussion about farming in Hawaii. Papers, coffee mugs, and videos of Hawaiian agriculture are on the table, with warm red-toned lighting creating an inviting atmosphere.

“Insights on PBS Hawai’i | Housing or Agriculture: Which Does Hawaii Need More?” (56:48)

Five people sit around a table engaged in discussion about farming in Hawaii, with papers and red mugs in front of them, in a studio setting with dark lighting.

“Insights on PBS Hawai’i | Who Owns Hawai’i’s Water and Do We Have Enough?” (56:46)

A woman with long brown hair wearing a sleeveless blue top stands in a cozy, wooden kitchen—with shelves, a coffee pot, and a scale visible in the background—sharing her experiences of farming in Hawaii.

“Introduction to Laulima Farm: A Model for Sustainable Living” (26:05)

A large geodesic metal structure with yellow flotation devices is being lowered into the ocean from a dock by a crane, as part of innovative farming in Hawaii. Several people stand nearby overseeing the operation.

“Island Farmer Spotlight: Kampachi Farm” (5:02)

Side-by-side image showing an aerial view of Hawaii Island on the left and a colorful soil map on the right, highlighting various soil types. Title reads Soils Map of Hawaii Island—a valuable resource for farming in Hawaii.

“July 2022: Soil Formation and the Soils of Traditional Hawaiian Agriculture” (44:22)

A group of alpacas stands on a grassy field under a partly cloudy sky with the sun shining. The text at the bottom reads, ALPACA SHEARING IN HAWAII—a glimpse into farming in Hawaii.

“Kaden Helps Shear Alpacas on the Big Island” (18:11)

A person stands outdoors reading a book, surrounded by lush green plants and trees with mountains and a cloudy sky in the background. Text overlay reads: Healing Our Aina with Kahealani: Finding Our Kuleana, exploring farming in Hawaii.

“Kahealani – Finding Our Kuleana, University of Hawaii at Manoa” (2:56)

Two people are outdoors in a forested area; one wears a red outfit and traditional necklace, the other is in athletic attire. Sunlight filters through the trees, highlighting stories of farming in Hawaii. Text reads: “MALIKA DUDLEY MAUINOW.COM.”.

“Kawaimaka Explains the Wonders of the Kukui Nut” (4:05)

An older man with a gray beard and glasses, wearing a green bucket hat and a red floral shirt, smiles while sitting outdoors among lush green plants, sharing stories about farming in Hawaii.

“Ken Love: A Conversation About Agriculture on the Big Island of Hawaii” (1:00:04)

A man wearing a floral lei and patterned shirt sits on a gray couch, speaking into a microphone, as the big picture: Hawaiian culture shines through in the dark, colorful background behind him.

“Know Your Wai: Where Did the Water Go? | 22nd Annual Native Hawaiian Convention” (1:04:56)

An older man with short gray hair and a mustache is wearing a light-colored, patterned shirt. He is outdoors, surrounded by green foliage and a building, perhaps filming videos of Hawaiian agriculture or farming in Hawaii.

“Land: Investing In Our Future” (25:49)

A bearded man in a gray shirt holds a large purple banana blossom, highlighting farming in Hawaii. Another person stands in the background amid a lush, green outdoor setting with trees and plants.

“Large-Scale Natural Farming” (22:23)

A woman in a hat and jeans stands barefoot in a lush garden, reaching up to pick fruit from a tree on a sunny day—a vibrant scene reminiscent of farming in Hawaii, surrounded by various plants and trees.

“Life on a Hawaiian Permaculture Farm | Ancient Valley Growers” (35:41)

A colorful graphic reads Uelis Life on the Farm in Kauai. Beside the text, two men walk outside on a lush, green farm under a partly cloudy sky, capturing the essence of farming in Hawaii.

“Life on the Farm in Hawaii” (34:38)

A man and a woman outdoors hold a long green vegetable, showcasing farming in Hawaii. Text over the image reads “HAWAII BIG ISLAND LIFESTYLE.” Trees and a blue sky are in the background.

“Life on the Farm: Exploring the Rich Agricultural Heritage of Hilo, Hawaii”

A man stands at a podium on the left, while the screen displays text reading E Hoi Nā Wai: The Importance of Returning the Water, highlighting farming in Hawaii over a scenic landscape with water and mountains.

“LivingEarth 2023: Sacred is the Taro (Kapu Ka Haloa)” (56:28)

Collage with scenes of Hawaii: ocean waves, pigs grazing, a woman among plants, a palm tree, musicians performing, and a woman in sunglasses—plus bold red Life in Hawaii Vlog text—spotlighting farming in Hawaii and videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Living in Pahoa, Hawaii, Picking Papayas… “ (20:05)

A smiling man in a cap and hoodie takes a selfie while standing through the sunroof of a moving vehicle on a narrow, winding road surrounded by greenery and trees, capturing the scenic beauty often seen in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Living on a Sustainable Farm in Hawaii” (19:17)

A group of people, including adults and children, stand and sit near a small rocky stream surrounded by lush green plants and trees in a tropical outdoor setting, reminiscent of scenes often found in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Malama Hawaii: Rick Barboza on Sustainable Farming” (2:30)

Two people in hats and protective clothing tend to leafy green plants in a raised garden bed, showcasing farming in Hawaii. Rows of crops and gardening equipment can be seen in the background, reflecting the island’s vibrant agricultural scene.

“Mari’s Gardens: Future of Agriculture in Hawaii” (2:50)

A person in a sun hat inspects large durian fruits hanging from a tree, surrounded by green leaves. The text reads: MAUIS EXCLUSIVE FRUIT FARM TOUR - ONO ORGANIC FARMS. Discover farming in Hawaii and get inspired by videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Maui’s Best Private Exotic Fruit Tour” (25:36)

A hand holds a large, unripe mango still attached to a tree, its green and purple hues highlighting the beauty of farming in Hawaii.

“Maui Regenerative Farm Tour” (1:40)

A large construction vehicle works in a grassy field, representing farming in Hawaii, with logos for Central Pacific Bank, Akamai Pest Solutions, and Maui Now.com displayed in the upper left and right corners.

“Maui Sugar: End of an Era – Diversified Agriculture Trials Underway” (3:42)

A glass wall with rows of round, frosted stickers is shown, with trees and a garden visible outside through the transparent sections—reminiscent of scenes from videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Factory, Big Island, Hilo” (1:22)

A close-up of a statue’s hand draped with colorful flower garlands, with green foliage softly blurred in the background, evokes the beauty and tradition seen in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Molokai Mom Stands Up to GMO” (29:36)

“Na Mea Kupono” (3:50)

Informational flyer for Waikoloa Biocultural Series on September 16th featuring Dr. Noa Lincoln discussing Native Hawaiian agroecology, farming in Hawaii, and agroforestry. Hosted by Waikoloa Dry Forest and University of Hawai‘i.

“Native Hawaiian Agroecology: Where Was Our Agroforestry?” (1:15:10)

“Nitrogen Cycling by Microbes in Native Hawaiian Culture” (10:25)

A market stall displays a variety of tropical fruits, including large soursop in the foreground, with other colorful fruits behind. Two people stand opposite, reflecting the vibrant farming in Hawaii.

“Oahu’s Largest Farmers Market – Kakaako Farmers Market” (9:36)

Simple drawing of two hands planting a small green plant, with the words Food is Freedom beside them in black text on a light background, inspired by farming in Hawaii.

“‘Ohana and ‘Aina: Protecting Family, Farming, and Freedom” (5:56)

A woman with long dark hair sits outdoors, smiling and looking to the side. The blurred green plants and trees in the background evoke the lush landscapes seen in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Organic Farming Rooted in Hawaiian Traditions… “ (7:27)

A red tractor is pulling a large planting machine across a green field, preparing the soil for crops with mountains visible in the background, capturing the essence of farming in Hawaii.

“Paradise Found: A History of Pineapple, Sugar, and Seeds in Hawaii” (3:21)

Three men stand in a field, dressed in early 20th-century work clothes and hats, holding farming tools over their shoulders. The background hints at farming in Hawaii, with tall crops suggesting they are agricultural workers.

“PBS News Hour: Paradise Found: Hawaiian Agriculture from Sugar to Seeds” (3:20)

Two people stand outdoors near lush green plants. One smiles while the other poses with hands pressed together above their head. Text reads Hope in Hawaii and Farm Tour with Chardonnay, sharing a glimpse into farming in Hawaii.

“Pig Farming in Waianae” (25:15)

A close-up of a green tree fern leaf with the text: Preserving the Ruins of the Hawaiian Tree Fern Industry and Farming in Hawaii at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park overlaying the image.

“Preserving the Ruins of the Hawaiian Tree Fern Industry” (6:23)

Two people walk down a tree-lined dirt path in a wooded area, reminiscent of scenes from videos of Hawaiian agriculture. One person leads a dog on a leash, while sunlight filters through the trees, casting gentle shadows on the ground.

“Puna Fruit Gang Forage April 7th” (4:41)

A lush green farm with gardens and trees is set against a backdrop of mountains, capturing the essence of farming in Hawaii. The text reads “Regenerative Agriculture Farm Tour” at the top of the image.

“Regenerative Agriculture and Permaculture Garden Tour” (8:51)

A person uses a white pole to tend to a fish tank or aquaculture system with pipes and bubbling water, showcasing farming in Hawaii. The text EatOutHawaii.com appears in the upper left corner.

“Raising Shrimp in Kahuku, Hawaii”

A man in a maroon Mālama Lands shirt holds a large green plant and a shovel while talking to someone outdoors, highlighting farming in Hawaii. Text reads Mālama Hawaii and The Hawaiian Islands.

“Rick Barboza on Sustainable Farming: Malama Hawaii” (2:30)

“Seeds of Perseverance | Hawai’i Rooted” (2:58)

A bearded man wearing a tie-dye shirt and a baseball cap sits outdoors in a lush green setting, smiling and touching his shoulder. Surrounded by large leaves and tropical plants, he enjoys the vibrant beauty of farming in Hawaii.

“Self Sufficiency in Hawaii” (31:58)

A man in a red shirt squats on a paved path surrounded by lush greenery. Large yellow and white text reads Building My Hawaiian Jungle Road, with an arrow pointing to the road—showcasing farming in Hawaii.

“Small Farm in the Hawaiian Rainforest” (30:55)

Three people, including two children and an older adult in a blue raincoat, smile while harvesting bunches of green bananas—capturing the joy of farming in Hawaii—in a lush, green outdoor setting.

“Sneak Peak at Uncle George Kahumoku Jr.’s Farm – Maui, Hawaii” (4:10)

Aerial view of a green farm in Hawaii with text overlay: Start a Farm in Hawaii. Tips & Basic Info. Rows of crops and surrounding trees are visible, perfect for anyone interested in farming in Hawaii or watching videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Start a Farm in Hawaii | Tips and Basic Information” (7:31)

Two people stand near tall, green sugarcane plants in a sunny outdoor setting, showcasing farming in Hawaii, with grass and a clear blue sky in the background.

“Sugar Cane is Not Dead, Just Different” (2:13)

A woman with long dark hair, wearing a navy shirt, is smiling while sitting outdoors in a grassy area, perhaps taking a break after filming videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Sumida Farm | Home is Here” | PBS Hawai’i” (8:47)

A man wearing sunglasses sits outdoors in front of a green field, highlighting farming in Hawaii. Text on the image reads, David Sumida, Owner, Sumida Watercress Farm. The background shows blurred people and farm scenery.

“Sumida Farms – Huaka’i ‘Aina Ho’oilina” (3:41)

Three people are sitting on a green tractor outdoors in a rural area, surrounded by fields, mountains, and a wooden structure—capturing the spirit of farming in Hawaii.

“Sunshine Family Farm – Hawaii Medicinal – Waialua, Oahu” (6:27)

A ripe yellow orange hangs from a tree, surrounded by green leaves in natural sunlight—a vivid scene often showcased in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Sustainable Farming for Hawaii’s Future | Island Life” (2:01)

“The Farmers in Hawaii Restoring Ancient Food Forests Depleted by Monocrops”

Two men standing in a lush green garden, both smiling and giving thumbs up. Text over the image reads, How to Build a Farm - Step 9 The Upkeep. A perfect scene capturing the spirit of farming in Hawaii with trees and plants in the background.

“The Farmstead (Hawaii) | How to Manage Your Farm” (24:13)

A man holding a small seashell with orange and yellow colors close to the camera, palm trees and blue sky in the background—a scene reminiscent of videos of Hawaiian agriculture capturing island life.

“The Foods at the Honolulu Farmers Market are Unlike Anything I’ve Ever Seen” (0:55)

Aerial view of a volcanic crater near the coast, bordered by turquoise ocean waves and a developed urban area in the background. Showcasing farming in Hawaii, a red banner on the bottom left reads WILD WE ROAM.

“The Future of Farming in Hawaii” (11:43)

A green agricultural field with the text KĀKOU Hawaiis Town Hall: The Future of Hawaiis Food overlaid on the image. Hills and a cloudy sky provide a scenic backdrop, highlighting farming in Hawaii and the island’s agricultural heritage.

“The Future of Our Food | Kakou: Hawai’i’s Town Hall” (1:28:50)

A man wearing a sleeveless shirt and a bucket hat stands outdoors surrounded by greenery and trees, beneath a cloudy sky—capturing the essence of farming in Hawaii.

“The Island Grind: Harvesting ‘Uala and Kalo in Hawaii” (5:07)

A person wearing a hat and sunglasses stands by a rural roadside holding a homemade sign that reads, “Monsanto evil seed of corporate greed.” Cloudy skies loom overhead; cars pass in the distance—highlighting concerns about farming in Hawaii.

“The Stream – Hawaii Rallies to ‘Evict Monsanto'” (35:12)

A person wearing a hat stands in a lush, densely planted farm holding a tool. Text at the top reads “High density farming.” The green, abundant vegetation highlights the thriving farming in Hawaii.

“This Man’s Revolutionary Way of Farming in Hawai’i” (48:33)

A person in a light green shirt stands outdoors in a garden, holding a pitchfork next to a wheelbarrow with gardening tools—reminiscent of scenes from videos of Hawaiian agriculture—surrounded by lush greenery and trees.

“Tools I Use to Farm in Hawaii (Puna District)” (17:45)

A lush hillside farm with rows of green and red plants, tropical trees, and grassy areas under a blue sky with clouds. The ocean is visible in the background, capturing the beauty of farming in Hawaii.

“Tour of Our 3 Year Old Food Forest in Hawaii” (24:24)

A lush garden scene with various green plants and shrubs, including a cluster of red and yellow-edged coleus leaves, set under a bright blue sky—reminiscent of farming in Hawaii.

“Tropical Food Forest Tour” (30:39)

Several people are crouched close to the ground, working together in a field under a blue sky, appearing to plant or harvest crops—capturing the spirit of farming in Hawaii.

“Unearthing Hawaii’s Lost Agricultural Traditions” (4:58)

A woman and a man sit close together outdoors, surrounded by lush green plants. The woman smiles in a light pink shirt, while the man wears a beige shirt with 2021 printed in green—capturing the spirit of farming in Hawaii.

“Urgent! Protect This Hawaiian Farm from Developers!” (19:14)

An older man in a sleeveless shirt and cap sits in a rustic shelter. Text over the image reads, Water Is Life of the Land by David Sproat. The background, rich with wooden beams, reflects the heart of farming in Hawaii.

“Water Is Life of the Land – David Sproat” (4:53)

A man in a tie-dye shirt and sunglasses stands outdoors, reaching up to touch an orange fruit hanging from a leafy tree—capturing the spirit of farming in Hawaii under a partly cloudy sky.

“What Grows in Hawaii?” (14:33)

Black and white image of a large stone structure with text above reading “About Ancient Hawaii and History,” the words “Ancient Hawaii” in red, reflecting on farming in Hawaii and its impact through time.

“What Was Agriculture Like in Pre-Colonial Hawaii?” (1:00)

A man with glasses wearing a floral shirt speaks while seated at a round table with two others during a PBS Hawaii discussion on farming in Hawaii.

“Who Owns Hawaii’s Water, and Do We Have Enough?” (56:47)

Rows of young green plants grow in dark, loose soil with raised ridges, typical of farming in Hawaii and often seen in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Why Is Volcanic Soil Fertile?”

A person sits on a mat outdoors, sorting green leafy vegetables into bowls and a large tub, capturing the essence of farming in Hawaii against a textured wall background.

“Wild Plant Foods” (26:37)

Three people wearing hats work in a field, bending over to harvest crops under a cloudy sky—a scene reminiscent of farming in Hawaii.

“1950s Hawaii Farming, Technology, Sugar Cane, Pineapples” (3:31)

A cluster of banana trees with broad green leaves stands in a lush, green forest clearing surrounded by tall trees and dense vegetation—a typical scene of farming in Hawaii. A narrow path runs along the left side.

“25 Cheap and Easy Plants to Start a Tropical Garden” (16:26)

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