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In these changing times, when government support and jobs become uncertain, we are reminded of what our kūpuna always knew — that our true security comes from the ʻāina itself. When we care for the land, the land cares for us. At Ahonui Homestead , our work is guided by this understanding. We are restoring the ʻāina to bring back abundance, to grow food for our families, and to strengthen our community through aloha and cooperation. This is what food sovereignty means to us —

Future plan in 3 years Aloha friends, We’re excited to share the beginning of a new chapter for our community. The Ahonui Homestead...

Certainly! Here’s a polished and heart-centered version for your Ahonui Homestead Association blog: Planting the First Seeds at Ualapue:...

In Hawaiian thought, piko means more than a center point. It is the navel, the origin—the sacred connection between past and future,...