HAWAIʻI FARMERS UNION
OʻAHU CHAPTER

Join the Hawaiʻi Farmers Union Oʻahu Chapter and connect with a vibrant community of farmers, food producers, food enthusiasts, and agricultural supporters across the island. Our chapter brings together farming communities from North Shore, Waimānalo, Waiʻanae, and Honolulu to strengthen local agriculture, build relationships, share knowledge, and support a more sustainable and resilient food system.

Our members include experienced farmers, beginning growers, urban farmers, farm businesses, food producers, and community members passionate about agriculture. Through chapter meetings, networking opportunities, educational programs, and community events, we create opportunities to connect growers with buyers, makers, farmers, community leaders, and one another.

The Oʻahu Chapter also supports members in becoming more informed and engaged in agricultural policy at the state and county levels. Members have participated in programs such as GoFarm Hawaiʻi in Waialua and the Wahiawā Value-Added Product Development Center, as well as other agricultural education and workforce development opportunities.

Oʻahu Chapter Highlights

North Shore: Kunia, Wahiawā, Waialua, Mokulē‘ia, Hale‘iwa, Kahuku, Lā‘ie, Hau‘ula. 

Our members on the North Shore has played an active role in supporting and connecting farming families, farm businesses, and community farms, including efforts related to farmer support and recovery following the 2026 Flood. The area is home to active farming communities and provides opportunities for networking between growers, buyers, makers, and agricultural organizations.

Waiʻanae: Kapolei, ‘Ewa Beach, Pearl City, Mililani.
The Waiʻanae region includes some of the most historically and currently active farming communities on Oʻahu and has the island's largest population of Native Hawaiians. The chapter works to strengthen the Waiʻanae community by supporting a diverse, sustainable, and cohesive agricultural system through connections with farmers, leaders, guest speakers, and community members.

Waimānalo: Ko’olaupoko, Ko’olauloa.
Waimānalo is home to a vibrant community of our members that are farmers, food enthusiasts, and agriculture supporters. The area provides opportunities for community engagement, agricultural education, and connection among those working to support local and sustainable agriculture.

Honolulu: Pearl City, Kalihi, Mānoa, ‘Āina Haina, Kāhala, Hawaii Kai.
Members from town include food-focused community members and supporters of urban farming and food hubs, helping connect Oʻahu's agricultural movement with the island's urban communities and consumers.

Email:  mcoahu@hfuu.org

Phone:  808-582-8852

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