Produce Farms near Haleiwa, HI

Haleiwa

Kolea Farm is a community-supported organic permaculture farm in the hills of Pupukea on O'ahu's North Shore, growing a wide variety of foods for local members and restaurants. Volunteer sessions run Saturday mornings, where visitors learn permaculture, grafting, and air layering while planting, mulching, and harvesting alongside the farm ohana.

Haleiwa

Lokoea Farms is a family-run fruit farm in Hale'iwa's Anahulu river valley on O'ahu's North Shore, growing naturally since 2000 — Hale'iwa Gold Hawaiian oranges, Meyer lemons, limes, grapefruit, avocado, mango, and papaya. The orchard uses regenerative practices like compost, cover crops, and recycled rainwater irrigation, sells through Farm Link Hawaii, and offers farm tours through Airbnb Experiences.

Waianae

The Palikea site is part of MA'O Organic Farms, the Wai'anae social enterprise running one of Hawai'i's largest certified organic farms with over 40 varieties of fruits and vegetables. Youth interns and apprentices co-manage the fields through paid college internships, growing food for the CSA and farmers markets while training as the next generation of community leaders.

Waianae

Kahumana Organic Farms grows 100,000 pounds of certified organic produce a year using regenerative practices on 25 acres in Lualualei Valley, Wai'anae. Part of a community organization founded in 1974, the farm runs a CSA with island-wide pickups, a farm-to-table café with prepared meal delivery, and programs spanning housing for homeless families, services for adults with disabilities, and a summer feeding program serving 3,000+ meals a week.

Waianae

Mountain View Farms is a small family farm in a Waianae valley using Korean Natural Farming — harnessing natural microorganisms with zero herbicides or pesticides, beyond its organic certification. The farm grows moringa (sold as pure powder), naturally farmed vegetables trusted by O'ahu's top chefs, and natural pork from pigs raised on a vegetarian diet free of hormones, antibiotics, and vaccines.

Waianae

Ka'ala Farm is a cultural learning center in Wai'anae maintaining 40 lo'i kalo (taro patches) across 97 acres of restored indigenous agricultural land. All kalo and produce is returned to the community — Wai'anae food banks and kūpuna first — while over 3,000 visitors a year get hands-on with the lo'i, hear the mo'olelo of Hāloa, and learn the traditional Hawaiian land tenure worldview of aloha 'āina.

Waianae

MA'O Organic Farms in Wai'anae operates one of the largest certified organic farms in Hawai'i, growing over 40 varieties of fruits and vegetables on land co-managed by youth interns and apprentices. Founded in 2000 as a social enterprise, MA'O connects youth and land through aloha 'āina, pairing paid college internships and mentorship with organic production — with a CSA, farmers market stands, and a 249-acre expansion in Mākaha underway.

Aiea

Sumida Farm is a family-owned watercress farm in Aiea, O'ahu, established in 1928 and fed by the fresh waters of Kalauao Spring on Kamehameha Schools land. For nearly a century the farm has nourished the community with fresh, nutritious watercress while educating generations about protecting the island's freshwater resources.

Kapolei

Aloun Farms in Kapolei is one of the largest commercial farms in the Hawaiian Islands, family-run for over 45 years and voted KITV4's Best Local Farm. Specializing in fresh, seasonal island produce including famous sweet onions, the farm supplies Hawai'i's top distributors, hosts the Aloun Country Market on second and fourth Saturdays, and runs an annual high school culinary competition.

Honolulu

Farm Link Hawai'i delivers the best selection of local groceries on O'ahu — fresh produce, ethical meats, dairy, baked goods, and pantry staples from local farmers, ranchers, bakers, and chefs — next-day to your door with no subscription required. EBT/SNAP shoppers get free delivery and 50% off fruits, vegetables, and poi, and the Hō'ili'ili Market & Deli storefront in Honolulu serves farm salads, sandwiches, and pizzas daily.