We’re a small family farm tucked away in Kalaheo, Kauaʻi, created from a love of animals, good food, science, and the simple joy of knowing where the things we bring to our table come from.

Our farm is very much a reflection of our family. I’m a scientist and bioethicist, my husband David is an ER physician, and together we’re raising our twin boys, Joseph and James, with a deep appreciation for nature, responsibility, hard work, and caring for the animals and land around us.

Our interests stretch beyond the coop and the beehives, too. Horticulture, growing food, and learning how the different pieces of a small farm can work together are all part of what we hope to cultivate here. We’re curious by nature, and Kalaheo Farms has become a place where science, agriculture, and everyday family life can come together.

Kalaheo Farms is home to:

🐓 Aloha Nest — our diverse chicken flock and their beautiful rainbow eggs
🐝 Buzz & Bloom — raw local honey from our own hives
🍄 Fungi Collective — our newest adventure, coming soon

Our boys are part of farm life too, helping care for our chickens, tending to the hives alongside us, collecting eggs, feeding and watering the flock, and learning firsthand the responsibility and work that goes into caring for a farm.

We’re still learning, growing, and building, and much of what happens here is done by our own hands.

Here we’ll share the everyday side of Kalaheo Farms: our chickens and bees, fresh eggs, honey harvests, horticulture, things we’re growing, new projects, and all the messy and beautiful moments in between.

Welcome to our little corner of Kalaheo 🤍🌿