Social media blooms with student floral art
Floriculture students headed to Instagram and Facebook to share their floral jewelry artworks.
Hawai¡®i 4-H turns to 5-H with Hale Learning site
Â鶹´«Ã½ 4-H has created an online learning resource to keep keiki engaged from home.
Grow flowers you can eat at home
Nasturtium is an edible flower that is easy to grow and can produce more than 70 flowers a week.
UH professor chosen to share expertise on sexuality in fashion industry
Professor Andy Reilly was accepted into the Fulbright Specialist program for developing new theories of fashion adoption and consequences of fashion-related behaviors.
Food Vault remains open to UH ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹ students
To maintain social distancing, distribution of food to students in need is now by appointment only.
CTAHR helps pork producers weather COVID-19 crisis
The relief program will offer hog producers and 4-H youth a discount of $5 a bag for a variety of pig feeds at participating dealers.
Plant ?ulu, save the planet
UH students are among a rising wave of innovators that want to generate startups deeply rooted in ancestral Hawaiian knowledge.
DIY container gardening in small spaces
Many common household items can be used as planting containers—leftover plastic take-out food containers, old gutters or storage tubs.
Need seeds? Check out the UH Seed Lab
CTAHR¡¯s seed laboratory is shipping seeds of local fruits and vegetables to help the community jump-start their own gardens.
A-maize-ing CTAHR study could improve plant development
Michael G. Muszynski¡¯s corn experiments show that growth and shapes of plants can be altered with increased cytokinin levels.