Grove Farm News

Looking Back Through the Sugar Era During Kōloa Plantation Days Last month, under the brilliant summer sun, nearly 100 people gathered in the field next to the Old Kōloa Mill for a special opportunity to step back to the heyday of...

This month, we are pleased to share a message from the owner of Grove Farm, Steve Case. When Mr. Case purchased Grove Farm in 2000, he took up the mantle of carrying on the innovation, collaboration, and community building that have...

Wildfire Mitigation Protects Communities As the dry summer months approach, Grove Farm remains committed to wildfire mitigation efforts and the regular maintenance of firebreaks. Under the guidance of the Kaua‘i Fire Department, we are...

For the 16th consecutive year, the Grove Farm Foundation has awarded three Kaua‘i public high school seniors with $20,000 each towards their post-secondary education. It is our great pleasure to introduce this year’s outstanding cohort....

Combating the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle Grove Farm cares deeply about protecting Kaua‘i from invasive species that have caused significant damage in other parts of Hawai‘i and the world. One of the most serious current threats is the...

Kumu’s Cupboard Equips Teachers for Success in the Classroom Step inside Kumu’s Cupboard and you’ll immediately feel it – the spark of creativity, the anticipation of possibilities, and a deep sense of aloha for the community. In this...

2025 Scholarship Applications Due February 21 Attention, Kapa‘a, Waimea, and Kaua‘i High Schools Seniors — apply now for the 2025 Grove Farm Scholarship! Applications are due to your school counselors by February 21. See your school...

Reflecting on 2024 and Looking Forward to 2025 As we welcome a new year, we know that 2025 will be a year filled with important work as Grove Farm continues its legacy of building and providing for the Kaua‘i community. Development of...

Building Communities Through Housing with Puakea II and III Since our historic sugarcane era, Grove Farm has been at the forefront in building communities. The plantation “camps” included grocery stores, post offices, banks, movie...

A Lifetime Devoted to Grove Farm and Volunteering These days, it’s rare to find a person that has devoted more than three decades to a company. Yet, Vice President Sharyl Lam Yuen is in her 31st year with Grove Farm and doesn’t intend...