Agricultural Crime Remains Rife Across Hawaiʻi As Security Lags

Agricultural Crime Remains Rife Across Hawaiʻi As Security Lags

Last year, food producers invested less in security than in 2019 — and the results were somewhat predictable. The data only scratches the surface, according to agricultural leaders.

Everything You Need To Know About Lychee in Hawaiʻi - Hawaii Magazine

This story was originally published on July 8, 2020.   Springer Kaye remembers growing up in Mānoa on Oʻahu with a neighbor who would share lychee with her family. It has always reminded her of summer in Hawaiʻi. “We would sit there, with that big paper bag of lychee, covered in the sticky sap,” says Kaye, who now operates Kaye Family Farms, a lychee farm on Hawaiʻi Island. Kaimana lychee growing on Kaye Family Farms on the Hāmākua Coast on Haw…

Agricultural Crime Remains Rife Across Hawaiʻi As Security Lags Last year, food producers invested less in security than in 2019 — and the results were somewhat predictable. The data only scratches the surface, according to agricultural leaders.

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