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HI Land Farm

Wahiawa, HI, USA
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Green Onion
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Green Onion
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Green Garlic
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Green Garlic
Wholesale
Cilantro
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Cilantro
Wholesale
A family-run farm in Wahiawa, Oahu dedicated to growing fresh, local produce and strengthening Hawaii’s food security.
ABOUT OUR FARM
HI Land Farm is a 4-acre, family-run farm located in Wahiawa, Oahu. Our farm was built on a simple but deep personal belief: living on an island has taught us that food security matters, and we wanted to be part of the solution.

We started farming because we felt a strong urge to become more self-reliant. In Hawaii, where most of our food is imported, that dependence has never felt fully secure, especially when facing disruptions like storms, shipping delays, or rising costs. We wanted to take a step toward a more resilient and sustainable future, not just for ourselves, but for our children and our community.
At the same time, farming is how we are raising our two children. We want them to grow up close to nature, understanding the value of hard work, responsibility, and working with their own hands. Being on the farm gives them a chance to see where food comes from, to respect the land, and to experience the rewards that come from dedication and care.
Our children are growing up on this farm—learning the value of hard work, responsibility, and a deep connection to the land.
Support Our Farm
Recent flooding has impacted our ability to continue farming. Your support can help us rebuild and grow again.
FLOOD RECOVERY 
SUPPORT NEED
Recently, severe weather and flooding have created even more challenges. Crop losses and disruptions to our growing cycles have made it harder to keep up with demand. Despite this, we remain committed to rebuilding and continuing to provide fresh, local produce to our community.
The floods left significant damage across our farm, and we now face the long road of rebuilding. Our greatest recovery needs are:
Rebuild & Restore
Cleaning up debris, repairing infrastructure, and restoring proper drainage
Heal the Soil
Remediating and rebuilding healthy soil with regenerative practices
Replant for Harvest
Reseeding crops so we can grow and feed our community again
BEFORE
Before the Flood
A thriving farm growing fresh food for our community
AFTER
After the Flood
Severe flooding destroyed our crops and halted harvest. Your support can help us rebuild, recover, and grow again.
What survived the flood didn’t survive the damage.
While some plants may still be standing, our cilantro is showing severe moisture damage from the recent flooding. The plants are riddled with fungus and other moisture-related issues. They are no longer safe for sale and would begin to decompose almost immediately after harvest. Making our entire crop lost to the flooding.
We’re Ready to Grow Again
Our goal is not just to grow food, but to strengthen Hawaii’s local food system—so that families like ours can rely more on what is grown here at home. Every bit of support helps us move closer to that vision.

We are grateful for programs like Farm to You that connect farmers with buyers and provide critical support during difficult times. With your support, we can continue to grow, recover, and serve our community.
Where Your Support Goes
Where Your Support Goes
🌱 Replanting lost crops
🚜 Repairing farm beds and infrastructure
🌿 Soil regeneration (compost, microbes)
💧 Improving drainage systems
👨‍👩‍👧 Supporting our family farm
Help Us Get Back to Harvest
Your support will directly help us rebuild our farm, restore our soil, and replant the crops needed to serve our community again.

Every contribution brings us one step closer to getting back to harvest.
Even $25 can help us begin replanting.
We’re not giving up—but we can’t do this alone.
We are grateful for the support of our community and platforms like FarmToYou that help connect farms like ours with people who care. Your support makes a real difference.

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