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Jayson Watts, Mahi Pono's Director of External Affairs and Strategic Initiatives, is among three new members appointed to the State Agribusiness Development Corporation.

MauiGrown Coffee's president, Kimo Falconer, will serve as an Advisor for Mahi Pono's community farming and coffee efforts.

Mahi Pono appointed Shan Tsutsui, former Lieutenant Governor and State Senator, as their Senior Vice President of Operations.

Mahi Pono plans to invite local farmers  farm on their land, allowing them to rotate crops and use their equipment.

Mahi Pono purchased 41,000 acres of farmland and plans on growing diversified, GMO free farms.

Former HC&S lands to be repurposed as diversified agriculture farms.

Maui farming company Mahi Pono is supporting local restaurants by donating personal protective equipment (PPE) to restaurants listed on Food-A-Go-Go. With the support of Hawai‘i Agricultural Foundation (HAF), 37,500 masks will be distributed in a drive-thru event for registered Food-A-Go-Go restaurants... Read article

The East Maui Irrigation Company (EMI) has submitted a Draft Environmental Impact Statement for a long-term, 30-year, water lease.

A Mahi Pono crew uses a pair of a gas-powered augers to dig the holes for papaya trees being planted Thursday. The crew was expected to plant 10,000 non-GMO solo papaya trees...

A hearing for closing arguments in the nearly two decades-long Hui o Nā Wai ʻEha contested case took place today before the State Water Commission.

Mahi Pono, the farming venture that bought 41,000 acres of former sugar cane land on Maui from Alexander & Baldwin, said Thursday that it is now the majority partner of Maui Cattle Co...

Maui farming company – Mahi Pono – is partnering with the Hawaii Agricultural Foundation to offer local high school students paid internships.

December marked one-year since Mahi Pono was established to return active agriculture production to Central Maui.

Officials offer details of approach to vital resource.

After a decades-long battle over public water rights in Central Maui, there’s finally an agreement over stream flows.

Mahi Pono, LLC on Maui will pre-harvest about 90 pounds of heirloom potato crops for the upcoming Hawaiʻi Food & Wine Festival, taking place this weekend on Maui. 

The first crops Mahi Pono will plant in Maui include citrus, avocado, potatoes, coffee and more.

Mahi Pono will offer community farm blocks to local farmers, provide access to equipment and save space for research.

Mahi Pono is focusing on white, yellow and red potato types as their first crop of a progressive, multi-faceted farming development plan.

Mahi Pono, LLC, on Maui delivered a shipping container full of Maui-grown potatoes to the Hawaiʻi Foodbank on Friday.