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Call to Action: Naked Cow Dairy Goes IndieGogo For Cheese

Let’s help Naked Cow Dairy develop a cheese making operation on their Waianae dairy. Watch the Naked Cow Dairy video >

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Hog Wild For Hawaii-Grown Part Two, or The Art of Pork

The Art of Pork: Noreen Lam’s Recipe Homage to Uchinanchu Classics. {photo: Tia Castro}

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Hog Wild For Hawaii-Grown Part One

Why is it so hard to find fresh island-raised pork?

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Lesley Hill: Wailea Agricultural Group

Meet Lesley Hill of Wailea Agricultural Group

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British Whites: Relying on Ancient Breeds to Survive in Modern Times

Sami Galimba, the woman behind Kuahiwi Ranch’s newest addition.
(photo: Rae Chou)

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Mother Daughter Series: Shin and Le Xieng Ho, Part One

A video interview with Shin and Le Xieng Ho of Ho Farms, a 40-acre farm in the Kahuku-area of Oahu’s North Shore.

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News & Events

Naked Cow Dairy on IndieGoGo

Local kine fromage? Naked Cow Dairy set a goal to buy cheesemaking equipment for their farm in Waianae. Feel “gouda” Hawaii, support NCD on IndieGogo with your contribution.

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Update: Chefs and Farmers Facing the Future Forum

Over 500 people – chefs, culinary students, farmers, ranchers, food purveyors and other industry professionals along with the general public – nearly filled LCC’s 570-seat theater.

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