Kawanui Farm

Interestingly enough, grape production worldwide is currently experiencing great changes. As the weather heats up, grapes that had been...

‘Small plants, leaves and buds, growing in the soil. O fiery sun, may your rays of light and warmth bless us with abundance, and allow...

Spring. A season as beautiful as its name. A season that reminds us to embrace joy and love. A season that reminds us that change is the...

Blog #4 3/2022: Table Grape Varieties for Subtropical Hawai'i Trials Pruning the Vineyards, Making and Planting Scions, Winners of the...

If you haven’t tried growing corn varieties in your garden yet, make this the year to get the seed into the ground and enjoy it’s...

NEW YouTube Channel-New Grape Resource-New Photos Three New Short Videos on Grape Subjects of Interest Link to You Tube If you haven't...

Winter has arrived and with it we are seeing epic forces of nature all across Hawai’i. From torrential rainfall ushered in by big gusty...

December 2021 The change of seasons is upon us as cooler weather and more rainfall in most of the state signal the beginning of our most...

November 2021 - Table Grapes for Hawai'i Research and Education Project Aloha Everyone, Welcome back to our second Grape Blog. It's now...

Hawaii Grown: Civil Beat September 12, 2021 We are at an unprecedented moment, and if the DOE acts, Hawaii’s students and their food...

October 2021 Keeping seeds dry and able to reproduce into the future in our subtropical climate is quite challenging. Seeds grown and...

Civil Beat IDEAS: Is Early Los Angeles A Model For Food And Agriculture In Hawaii? Believe it or not, yes. In the first half of the 20th...

by Glenn I. Teves, County Extension Agent UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, Cooperative Extension Service August...

By Gerry Herbert and Nancy Redfeather - Kawanui Farm - July 2021-Blog #1 Gerry and I want to welcome all of you to our 2-year grape...

By Nancy Redfeather, July 2021 A time long ago, when I first began teaching, I realized I wanted to start growing some of my own food,...

Sometime this week, I'm sending out an invitation statewide to agricultural groups inviting farmers, home gardeners and grape lovers to...

By Nancy Redfeather April 2021 Spring is here again, and it’s a perfect time to plant the Three Sisters in your home garden. This year, ...

Every seed tells a story, and the story of how seed, people and place are connected begins a long time ago, around 10,000 BCE, when our...

January 2021 If you haven’t tried growing corn varieties in your garden yet, make this the year to get the seed into the ground and enjoy...

December 2020 Tis the season once again, when our thoughts naturally turn to family and friends, as this challenging old year wanes,...