About Us
E Komo Mai: Welcome to our Organic Practice Mala (Garden). We grow Kalo & Uala along with Mango, Poha Berries, Cassava & Vegetables
Our (Mala) farm strives to grow traditional Oiwi Hawaii food staples such as Kalo, Uala, Maia and Ulu. In addition we are working with the Maui Native Nursery to re-plant native forests with tree's, shrubs/vines/grasses such as Iliahi(Sandlewood), Koa, Ohia Lehua, Milo & Wauke.
Make an appointment with Michelle (Farm Director/Owner) for a group tour. Please use our CONTACT link or text.
Minimum Group: 5 persons (Keiki under age 15 require a parent/chaperone)
- Tour Directory Below
Hale Ko'e Package ( Worm Farm & Biodynamic Composting Introduction) $30 per person
Tour includes 60 minutes focused on regenerative agriculture principals & practices.
Hale Ko'e (Worm bins) available for purchase (Must be pre-ordered from Michelle) Cost is $40 per worm bin w/bedding & 30 worms
Ala Carte Items:
Red Wiggler Composting Worms (Always farmed on-site): 4 Ounces $40 (Minimum Order)
Worm Bedding (3 gallons coco coir/brown paper mix)- $12
Vermicast/Worm Castings Fertilizer
100% Pure Worm Castings- Inquire for pricing & availability (50 $ Minimum order required)
Farm History & Location
We use ONLY Regenerative & Permaculture Sustainable Farming Methods
Our operation is completely chemical free to include any soil additives.
Upcoming: MICRO Greens including sunflower, pea, arugula, lettuce & salad mixes.
Hawaiian La'au Botanicals & Lomilomi by Pa Ola Hawai'i Practitioners Jenson & Ikaika
Please visit www.paolahawaii.com
915 Kamilonui Place
(In the Mariners Cove Valley)
Hawaiian Wisdom for Modern Times
*Aloha 'Aina: LOVE of the Land*
Maunalua Farms is a family owned farming business. Tim Yee & Michelle Makalua-Yee started in 2018 to work diligently and provide responsibly grown agricultural products for the benefit of our entire community.
Maunalua was once known for Milo tree's, kukui, ohia, iliahi, uala, kalo, mai'a and supported the thriving kanaka with Kuapa Loko I'a (fishpond) which was destroyed by Henry Kaiser and became "Hawaii Kai Marina".
Maunalua Farms is located in Kamilonui valley on private leased lands managed/owned by the Kamehameha Schools Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate. Both Tim and Michelle are graduates of Kamehameha Schools (1991), which gives them a Kuleana or responsibility to maintain dutiful PONO stewartship over the aina (land).