08/19/2026
Aloha kākou, mahalo for checking in on us after Hurricane Lala ⛈️ We’re extremely grateful to say that our team, animals, and the farm are doing ok with the biggest damage happening to our trees 🌳 There are lots of branch debris on the farm to clean up, fruits that got blown off, and some of our trees got uprooted and therefore have to be removed. It’s interesting, one of the translations of lālā in Hawaiian is branch, limb, bough, to branch out, form branches, diverge.
It’s sad to see some of our beloved trees get toppled over and to see lots of fruits that we were saving for our upcoming U-Pick on the ground, but overall, we’re thankful for our safety and that there’s no major structural damage that we can see at the moment. Times like this remind us of our resilience and our capacity to rebuild and holomua together. Much aloha to everyone and we hope you’re all doing ok 🙏🏽
