Seed sharing event jumpstarts home gardens, family resiliency
The centerpiece of the seed sharing event was the distribution of CTAHR-field tested Romaine lettuce seedlings, a variety thoroughly tested for Hawaiʻi’s climate.
The centerpiece of the seed sharing event was the distribution of CTAHR-field tested Romaine lettuce seedlings, a variety thoroughly tested for Hawaiʻi’s climate.
UH Mānoa researchers are advancing virus-based research to control the invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle while safeguarding Hawaiʻi’s native species.
In addition to hardware, the program offers access to NVIDIA development tools, models and training resources.
The rankings are based on measures such as world-class faculty, world-class research output, high-quality research, research impact and international collaboration.
The program creates a complete cycle of education, teaching people the skills to propagate seeds, manage pests and harvest their crops.
Students transplanted 1,200 ʻAwahia onion seedlings for the UH Seed Lab in November.
Open Access publication co-led by UH faculty supports sustainable development.
CTAHR’s GoFarm Hawaiʻi Extension Program is training its 10th group of new farmers on its Pūlehunui training site on Maui.
The program gives students a complete experience on the ranch, from caring for a pregnant cow to raising a calf to getting cattle ready for market.
The project is gearing up to recruit more peer mentors in its second year with $598,906 funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.