Kuilima Farm

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Kuilima Farm aims to provide fresh produce to local families by establishing a model of public/private partnership that can help achieve Hawai‘i’s food security initiatives by supporting local farmers and promoting agricultural education.

Buzz into World Bee Day at Kuilima Farm 🐝🌺Join Kuilima Farm and Hānai Hives on May 20 from 11am–2pm for a free, family-f...
05/17/2026

Buzz into World Bee Day at Kuilima Farm 🐝🌺

Join Kuilima Farm and Hānai Hives on May 20 from 11am–2pm for a free, family-friendly pop-up celebrating the tiny pollinators that make a big impact.

Enjoy honey tastings, a live demo hive, “Meet the Beekeeper” talk-story sessions, hands-on activities for keiki, and locally harvested honey available for purchase.

Local honey reflects the unique plants and flowers that are pollination sources of the area, giving it distinct flavor. ...
05/14/2026

Local honey reflects the unique plants and flowers that are pollination sources of the area, giving it distinct flavor. Because it’s produced close to home, local honey is often less processed and retains more of the natural qualities that make honey so special. At Kuilima Farm, honey is a true taste of the land—shaped by the surrounding flora; the purple crown flower, ‘ilima, and the milo tree, and the hardworking bees that call the farm home.
Kuilima Farm honey harvests are available at the farm stand!
 

At Kuilima Farm, the herb garden is like a natural medicine cabinet—grown to nourish both body and mind, all while stayi...
05/11/2026

At Kuilima Farm, the herb garden is like a natural medicine cabinet—grown to nourish both body and mind, all while staying rooted in the ʻāina. The next time you cook, remember—herbs aren’t just flavor, they’re a blend of natural wellness in every bite.
From soothing to energizing, each herb brings its own natural benefits—mint for digestion, lemongrass for calming, parsley for nutrients, dill for gut health, lavender for relaxation, and rosemary and thyme for immune support.
 

05/06/2026

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Mahalo to Sophie and TK from for coming out this morning to provide valuable one-on-one support to our partner farmers who were impacted by this yearʻs Kona low storms. Connecting farmers affected by the recent storms to funding and resources that are crucial for their recovery has been an ongoing priority for Kuilima Farm staff. We are grateful for the collaboration with Ag Stew to help meet our farmers where they are.

Itʻs inspiring to see the ag community come together like this-supporting one another, rebuilding, and keeping Hawaiʻiʻs local food systems strong.

Today is National Farm Day and we celebrate the people who grow what we eat—and remember that supporting local isn’t jus...
05/05/2026

Today is National Farm Day and we celebrate the people who grow what we eat—and remember that supporting local isn’t just a trend, it’s a necessity.
At Kuilima Farm, our farmers guide tours where guests can learn about native plants and explore how thoughtful stewardship of the ʻāina creates food security.
Visit the link in bio to sign up for a tour today.

04/30/2026

From mauka to makai, learning comes to life at Kuilima Farm. Third graders from Kahuku Elementary got their hands in the soil—planting, exploring canoe plants, and discovering how caring for the land supports healthy communities and coastlines.

Through partnerships like these experiences are helping the next generation build a deeper connection to ʻāina and understand their role in mālama ʻāina

To some, this may look like just an empty field. But to farmers, it’s a field of opportunity. This freshly prepared land...
04/29/2026

To some, this may look like just an empty field. But to farmers, it’s a field of opportunity. This freshly prepared land is the beginning of the next growing cycle. Soon, this space will be planted with asparagus, carrots, and beets, transforming bare soil into rows of vibrant crops ready to nourish the community. Farming always starts with a vision — and a field like this holds the promise of future harvests. Follow along as this open space grows into a field full of bounty.
 

04/27/2026

Trees are an essential part of a healthy farm ecosystem. At Kuilima Farm, trees are planted thoughtfully and with purpose — from windbreak trees that shelter crops, to food-producing trees like bananas and ʻulu, and native trees that help support Hawaiʻi’s natural ecosystems. Each one plays a role in creating a balanced, resilient landscape.
When you plant a tree, you’re investing in the future of the land.

04/22/2026

At Kuilima Farm, every day is Earth Day. Sustainability is at the root of everything happening on the farm — from growing lettuce in a solar powered hydroponics facility, to planting native plants that support local ecosystems, and using sustainable and natural farming practices that help produce healthy crops while caring for the land. These efforts are all part of a bigger commitment to mālama the ʻāina and grow food in ways that support both the environment and the community for generations to come.

Kili’s journey at Kuilima Farm has come full circle—what began as an internship through the FE‘E program with MAO Farms ...
04/21/2026

Kili’s journey at Kuilima Farm has come full circle—what began as an internship through the FE‘E program with MAO Farms has grown into something much deeper. Now a full-time team member, Kili is harvesting the very kalo she planted during her time as an intern. A reminder that farming grows more than food—it grows connection, purpose, and the next generation of farmers.

Address

57-146 Kamehameha Highway
Kahuku, HI
96731

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18087537861

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