Roots in Lānaʻi

Out in the middle of the Pacific, amongst the Hawaiian archipelago, you will find the island of Lāna‘i, the sixth largest island of Hawaii. From its ranching days in the 1800s to being the world’s largest pineapple plantation, Lāna‘i is no stranger to agriculture. We are proud to call Lāna‘i home and to continue its agricultural legacy.

We operate a 2-acre farm consisting of six greenhouses on Lāna‘i where we grow an assortment of leafy greens and mini tomatoes. Our solar-powered greenhouses have the capacity to grow over half a million pounds of food a year.

We choose to grow in greenhouses because in today's unpredictable environment, growing indoors gives our plants the best chance of success and produces the greatest yield with the smallest footprint. We can deliver the ideal amount of nutrients to each plant, control the climate within each greenhouse, and even recycle our water.