Ralph Gaston is part of Rusty's Hawaiian Coffee, a family business on the Big Island. He recently returned from a trade show ...

Her California parents, Greg and Susy Stille, began growing coffee on Maui in 2004. They established Monarch on the Big Island of Hawaii in 2013, planted trees in 2015 and plucked their first crop ...

The Trump crackdown has reached the volcanic Island of Hawaii, where immigrants, some of them undocumented, are crucial to cultivating the rare coffee.

It is also used as a shade tree for coffee farms and cacao in Central America ... email me at bezona@hawaii.edu. There are many other trees with interesting bark, especially in the Ohia family ...

Trees grafted on liberica rootstock (coffee root-knot nematode-tolerant) are $15/ ungrafted seedlings $10. Available first come, first serve basis. Email andreak@hawaii.edu to express interest.

The fungus was first found in Hawaii in 2020. Prior to that, it had been found on coffee plants worldwide. Farmers are working with the University of Hawaii to manage coffee leaf rust. Extreme ...

Kona coffee, pineapples and macadamia nuts have become such iconic Hawaiian commodities, it’s easy to forget none are native species. They, along with plumeria, liliko‘i and other plants, were ...

according to the Hawaii Coffee Association. In 1825, Chief Boki Kama’ule’ule, the governor of Oahu, acquired coffee plants in Rio de Janeiro while sailing aboard a British naval ship and ...

If successful, the wasp will be a welcome friend to West Hawaii coffee farmers ... Other control methods require constant maintenance of coffee trees to prevent the borers from gaining a foothold ...