Aloha, Friends and Patrons!
Connect with us on Facebook or Instagram @mohala_farms. Mahalo!
- Our CSA is back! Visit our CSA Program page to learn more.
- We're back at the Waialua Farmer's Market, every Saturday from 8:30am-noon! Located behind the Old Waialua Sugar Mill.
Connect with us on Facebook or Instagram @mohala_farms. Mahalo!
Mohala: Unfolded, as flower petals; blossoming, opening up; spread, as a turkey's tail; blooming, as a youth just past adolescence; shining forth, as a light; appearing clear, as a thought; evolved, developed; freed or recovered, as from fear, worry, illness.
Mohala Farms is a 6-acre organic farm and non-profit organization located in Waialua on the North Shore of O’ahu. Since 2005, we have been building the farm’s infrastructure and revitalizing the soil - bringing the land back to a state of healthy productivity and abundance.
In the Spring of 2009, commercial sales of the farm’s organic produce kicked-off with steady increases in our supply of produce and number of customers and accounts growing each year. As a non-profit organization, we complement our work as farmers with a broader mission of having the farm be a place of learning, inspiration, renewal, advocacy and community service.
Mohala Farms is a 6-acre organic farm and non-profit organization located in Waialua on the North Shore of O’ahu. Since 2005, we have been building the farm’s infrastructure and revitalizing the soil - bringing the land back to a state of healthy productivity and abundance.
In the Spring of 2009, commercial sales of the farm’s organic produce kicked-off with steady increases in our supply of produce and number of customers and accounts growing each year. As a non-profit organization, we complement our work as farmers with a broader mission of having the farm be a place of learning, inspiration, renewal, advocacy and community service.
The mission of Mohala Farms 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.
