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New guests at a Waik?k? hotel are creating some buzz. 80,000 honey bees have taken up residence at the beachfront resort. HPR’s Molly Solomon paid a visit…
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A federal judge has struck down a Kaua‘i County law that would require agribusinesses to disclose the presence and use of pesticides and genetically…
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Mislabeling of seafood is a growing problem that often hits consumers at their wallets. But a new study out of the University of Hawai‘i suggests the…
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The impacts of Tropical Storm Iselle are also being felt by Hawai‘i Island’s farming community. All week, farmers and ranchers have been assessing their…
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The legal battle over GMOs continues. Today a U.S. district court judge will take up the case of a lawsuit filed by 4 large agribusinesses against the…
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Buying local can often come at a price. But a few incentive programs are encouraging shoppers to support Hawai‘i-grown produce. One of them targets older…
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It's been described as slimy, stringy, and its smell has drawn comparisons to dirty socks. Natto -- or Japanese fermented soybeans -- carries a reputation…
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An organic certification is a way for customers to make sure the food they’re buying fits certain standards. But that can be challenging for many farmers…
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A decade–long Maui water dispute has been settled. Over the past 10 years, Native Hawaiian and conservation groups have been caught in a legal battle with…
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If you’ve ever wondered if that papaya tree growing in your backyard has ring spot virus -- now there’s an app for that! Two University of Hawaii at M?noa…