Cutting edge: Hawaiʻi CC’s butchery program shapes future of local food
UH students carve new opportunities and keep a disappearing agricultural skill alive.
UH students carve new opportunities and keep a disappearing agricultural skill alive.
CTAHR played a key role in the one-week visit, which was led by the state Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, along with several state lawmakers.
Internship blends culture, science and sustainability to protect Kauaʻi’s future.
Volunteers and students recently harvested more than 500 pounds of cabbage from the UH Urban Garden Center.
Leeward CC is emerging as a hub for cultivating homegrown agriculture talent.
Legislators toured CTAHR's CARES facilities on Maui and Kauaʻi, seeing innovative agricultural research from protea plots to Pacific crops.
A new CTAHR review suggests that locally grown kalo (taro) leaves offer a promising, cost-effective and nutritious alternative feed for Hawaiʻi's poultry farmers.
The local favorite returns after a successful harvest led by CTAHR.
Real-world training and mentorship open doors to Hawaiʻi agriculture for UH students.
Hawaiʻi's food future gets a boost with hands-on tech, training and entrepreneurial support.