Planting Huli Basics
Start with a quick lesson on what huli is, how it grows, and the proper way to plant it. Then it's time to get your hands dirty and put what you've learned into practice by planting huli in the ground!
Cultural Connections
Get your hands in the soil, connect with the ʻāina, and experience a small part of the traditions that have sustained generations of Hawaiʻi's people. Through planting, tending, and learning together, each person becomes part of keeping these traditions alive for generations to come.
1st & 3rd Saturday Mornings
Join us for a hands-on workday in the māla kalo (dry land taro patch) every first & third Saturday of the month to help plant huli (taro stalks), pull weeds, and tend to growing kalo!
Other Programs
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Hawaii Horsemanship Academy
Dedicated to making horsemanship accessible and affordable for Hawaiʻi's youth, HHA offers horseback riding and horsemanship lessons for all skill levels, ages 3 and up.
Field Trips
School, homeschool group, or organization? Contact us for hands-on learning about native plants, plant propagation, agriculture, and caring for the ʻāina! Various packages available.
Hawaii Horsemanship Academy
Horses in Pā'ū
Bring the whole ʻohana together for a fun-filled day with horses! Learn the basics of horsemanship, horseback riding, and horse care through hands-on education designed for the whole family.
'Ohana Horsemanship Day
Our horses proudly carry riders representing islands across the state each year in O'ahu pāʻū parades. With plenty of training and preparation, our horses help keep this beautiful Hawaiian equestrian tradition alive.
Sturdy shoes, sun protection, and water is a must.
Save your spot at the ranch table
Let us know your family headcount ahead of time so our kitchen team can prep enough for our communal meals.