Kapiolani Community College KaIkena Dining Room

The Hawai'i Farm Bureau serves as the voice of agriculture in the state, dedicated to protecting, advocating for, and advancing the social, economic, and educational interests of Hawaii's diverse agricultural community. Since its establishment in 1948, the organization has focused on promoting locally grown products through various initiatives, including farmers markets across the islands. These farmers markets showcase an array of Hawaii-grown products, such as fresh produce, flowers, plants, meats, seafood, and ready-to-eat foods, highlighting the importance of supporting local agriculture. The organization believes that farmers markets are an excellent opportunity to connect the community with the island's agricultural industry. Generated from the website