Farms & Farm Stands

Our farmily includes residents, volunteers, CSA members, students and teachers who gather to share this beautiful life.  We love our little community and are always looking for more great teammates. If you are interested in hosting a class, event or joining our farm, we recommend you start by joining one of our volunteer days. If you are interested in a more intensive experience, we encourage you to look into our internship program.

Mahalo for supporting our  CSA, which helps to "keep the country country", reduces wasteful packaging, and is a conscious step towards bettering your health and well-being!

We are not certified, but do grow organically.  

We harvest every Monday, greens, roots, fruits, herbs, eggs, and sometimes offer other value-added goodies. We also provide items from other small organically managed farms, @littlekingfruitandflower, Diamond Island Farm and Small Kine farm mushrooms. We love offering backyard abundance from members like you.  

 Your CSA share will be ready for pick-up Monday between noon and six, if you let us know we can hold onto your share.  When you arrive, check the board at the farm-stand for anything else you need to grab for your share.   

Waihuena offers custom tours which provide a hands-on learning experience inside the daily operations of a working organic farm and our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. As part of the tour, youʻll learn how fruits and vegetables are grown, harvested, and shared within our community. Discover first-hand how we manage our crops and learn about our philosophy behind the importance of organic farming for growing healthy food and sustainability within our community. Some of the organic practices and components of our growing system youʻll learn about on the tour include: crop rotation, natural pest and weed management, and our community compositing program.

Classes are offered, both mornings & evenings,  daily!

Check out our Weekly Happenings Page:

https://www.farmtobarncafe.com/events-2-1

Look out for Live Music events & Movies on the Lawn! 

 is to foster healthy local communities in Hawaii through sustainable agriculture, lifelong education and cultural & creative arts.
​Our work is grounded on the life-giving qualities of the land and a village-model of mutual cooperation and local self-sufficiency.

The Logistics

• Food baskets are provided once a week at a convenient location in town (Church of the Crossroads, on University Avenue in Mo’ili’ili.)
• Pick-up time will be on Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:00 pm.
• Food baskets come in two sizes: Small ($15) and Large ($25).

The Produce

• Produce will include a diverse supply of what is growing and in season at our farm.
• All produce is 100% organic -- all our practices comply with and exceed federal organic standards.
• We will customize your boxes if there are certain foods that you are growing yourself or which you strongly dislike. 
• We are continually experimenting with various crops and are open to your suggestions.
• We will be providing recipes at least once a month on produce we are currently growing (and would love to get and share your recipes and cooking ideas as well!)
• We are currently growing collard greens, a variety of different kale, green beans, arugula, some lettuces and specialty greens, tatsoi and other asian greens, turnips and radishes, okra, parsley, cilantro, chives, oregano, mint, thyme, lilikoi, banana, papaya, lemons, limes and avocados. Their supply does change, so not all of these are always available.

As an organic and sustainable farm, our work is based on a continual regeneration of the soil and creating a farm eco-system that is thriving with biological diversity. This is being done through cover crops, large-scale composting, crop rotations, worm bins and vermicast foliar sprays, natural and organic pest repellants, beekeeping, and a continual exploration for the most adaptable, disease-resistant variety of food crops to grow.

Sustainable agriculture also focuses on the triple bottom line – on the social, environmental and the financial. Our goal is to meet all three of these components. This involves the farm contributing to a thriving local economy, increasing the health and vitality of our land, and becoming financially self-sustaining while providing our workers with a fulfilling livelihood and a living wage.

 Every 3rd  Sunday of the month, @ 4:30pm

Every month is different, but most events include music, prayer, expression & coming together, learning how to be more comfortable with expressing our true selves will allow us to move our vital energy, emerge from the tunnel and prevent illness and disharmony in mind/body/soul and heart!