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The Hawaii Farm Bureau’s Newsroom page aggregates the latest news, career opportunities, events, and financial resources for Hawai‘i’s agricultural community.
It gives Hawaii agriculture professionals a single hub to stay informed and find timely opportunities relevant to their operations.
The State of Hawaiʻi's Department of Agriculture & Biosecurity is the official agency overseeing agricultural and biosecurity matters.
Hawaii agriculture professionals rely on this department for biosecurity regulations, pest management, and agricultural policy guidance.
NASS released the 2022 Census of Agriculture, showing Hawaiʻi farm numbers and land in farms declined while the value of agricultural sales rose.
The data gives Hawaiʻi agriculture professionals a producer-reported baseline for adjusting strategies around consolidation and market value.
The Hawaii Farm Bureau serves as Hawaii's voice of agriculture, protecting, advocating, and advancing the social, economic, and educational interests of the agricultural community.
For Hawaii agriculture professionals, the Farm Bureau is a key advocate for policies and programs that support local farming and rural communities.
The Farmers Dashboard on Farmers.gov provides state and county USDA information, news, commodity prices, weather, and more for Hawaii agriculture.
Hawaii agriculture professionals can quickly find local data and resources to support business decisions.
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The Hawaii Farm Bureau is a non-profit organization of farming families in Honolulu united for the purpose of analyzing problems facing agriculture.
It gives Hawaii agriculture professionals a local network to collaboratively address shared challenges affecting farming in HI.
The Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity announced an Emergency Farmer Relief Program for farmers and ranchers impacted by the Kona Low.
Hawaii agriculture professionals affected by the Kona Low can now access targeted relief support to help recover from storm damage.
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