Grove Farm News

Public Uses of Kauaʻi WaterFor well over 150 years, Grove Farm has operated, maintained, and enhanced a series of legacy water systems that serve Kaua‘i communities. Given the central location of the Grove Farm lands, this water...

KAPA‘A, HI – Sharyl Lam Yuen and Todd Ozaki, representing the Grove Farm Foundation, presented a $5,000 donation to the Emergency Room Department of the Samuel Mahelona Memorial Hospital. Accepting the check to the Mahelona Auxiliary...

LIHU‘E, HI – The Grove Farm Foundation gifted the Kaua‘i Veterans Council and Museum $10,000 to assist with the renovation of the Kaua‘i Veterans Center’s Silver-Bronze Star and the Purple Heart conference rooms. The funds, which were...

Water Clarity I - Sustainable Surface Water Here on Kauaʻi, we are fortunate to have one of the wettest spots on Earth – Waiʻaleʻale. Annual rainfall averages about 450 inches of rain each year. Due to its crater-like summit, water...

KAPAIA, HI – After 14 years, the vision of the late Mayor Bryan Baptiste of a treatment and healing center for Kaua‘i’s youth has come to fruition. Under the leadership of former Mayor Bernard Carvalho and his administration, the...

(Press Release 12/09/19 / U.S. Department of the Interior)Nēnē downlisted from endangered to threatened thanks to strong local partnerships.HONOLULU, Hawaiʻi — Sunday, U.S. Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt, announced the...

Grove Farm is pleased to announce that Aloha Golf Group, led by President and industry veteran Fran Roach, as the new management firm for the Puakea Golf Course. Roach will serve as General Manager and oversee golf operations, sales,...

Aloha HFB Members and Supporters,Every session, we introduce pro-agriculture bills through our friends at the legislature that will help Hawaiʻi’s farmers and ranchers stay viable and thrive. In addition, we follow, and when...

If you missed it on Hawaiʻi News Now on November 13th, our very own Arryl Kaneshiro does a great job of explaining the importance of water and Grove Farm's focus on Building a Sustainable Kauaʻi!

HONOLULU — The Hawai’i Department of Health (DOH) released a new water quality study concerning Māhāʻulepū and Waikomo watersheds that concluded human waste was not the source of the high bacteria (enterococci) counts in the Waiopili...