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Oahu Agriculture and Conservation Association

The Oahu Agriculture and Conservation Association focuses on enhancing equitable opportunities for producers and landowners in Hawaii to develop sustainable agricultural practices. Their initiatives include economic development, education, and training programs.

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What Oahu Agriculture and Conservation Association does

What Oahu Agriculture and Conservation Association is

The Oahu Agriculture and Conservation Association focuses on enhancing equitable opportunities for producers and landowners in Hawaii to develop sustainable agricultural practices. Their initiatives include economic development, education, and training programs.

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Operational status
Active
Organization type
Community
Structured capabilities
Community
Last reviewed
April 25, 2026

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Oahu Agriculture and Conservation Association as a community

Community overview

The Oahu Agriculture and Conservation Association (OACA) is a nonprofit organization founded by a group of farmers, business owners, landowners, and land managers in Hawaii. The organization is based in Kunia, Hawaii, and focuses on supporting sustainable agriculture and conservation through education, research, and partnerships. OACA aims to mobilize resources for Hawaii's agricultural ecosystem and address economic, social, and environmental challenges in the sector.

Community focus

OACA provides various services aimed at enhancing agricultural practices and supporting producers. Their focus areas include economic development, conservation practices and education, and agrifood partnerships. They offer assistance with grants and loans, business planning, and strategic planning, while also administering the West Oahu Soil and Water Conservation District to provide training in sustainable practices.

Member value

Members benefit from training, grants, and technical assistance for farmers and ranchers, along with educational components on soil health, pesticide safety, and conservation planning. OACA also facilitates collaborations among producers and organizations to enhance agricultural outcomes.

Membership

Pricing models
free

Format and cadence

Modality
in-person
Schedule
rolling-admissions
Commitment
light

Availability

Membership state
Accepting

Audience and fit

Audience
Founders · Operators · Students
Benefits
mentorship, grant-funding, network-access, and certification
Program types
community and training
Selection criteria
open
Sectors
AgTech

Community activity

Events and activity

OACA hosts workshops and training sessions that feature diverse partners with expertise in various agricultural fields, including business planning and grant applications.

Notable members

Key members include Amanda Shaw (Executive Director), Andreanna Kaluhiokalani (Outreach Specialist), Bri Littlefield (Farm Economic Development Specialist), and several founders including Kalani Fronda and Michelle Gorham Dasic.

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Last reviewed

April 25, 2026

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