Seeds 4 Tomorrow is an agriculture education program that connects K-12 students, schools, teachers, and community members through hands-on exploration of agriculture disciplines, including art, culinary arts, entrepreneurship, and research.

 ​Our mission is to support the next generation of agriculture advocates and land stewards by sharing agricultural industry experiences.

K-12 School Visits A 4 hr school visit includes 1 of the following curriculums

Farm to Lab
​Visit our Education farm and garden for a hands-on experience,and then our the laboratory to learn about research in tropical crops.

Farm to Art
​Visit our Education farm and garden for a hands-on experience, and then harvest to create dyes to paint, and other arts and crafts.

Farm to Table 
Visit our Education farm and garden for a hands-on experience and then use harvested produce to prepare food, tea, and juice.

High School Internships

Semester (Spring and Fall)
-4 hr a week
-Community service 

Summer (8 weeks)
-2 days a week
-Includes a stipend

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Hands-on Experience:
- Farming
- Education and Outreach
- Laboratory experience
- Farm to Table
- Composting
- Farming and Land Stewardship

Our community
​Our education program reaches over 1,500 community members providing access to an educational farm and garden venue for students and families to connect with nature, and friends while learning about local food production. 

Upcoming Activities

To be updated... 

Summer Camp Registration Opening Soon!

Location of Hawaii Agriculture Research Center

For inquiries, send an email to 
harceducationprogram@gmail.com
Location: 
Hawaii Agriculture Research Center, 94-340 Kunia Road, Waipahu, HI 96797

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A message from our director 
 “I am passionate about food and getting the young people of Hawaii to share the interest and passion for the amazing career opportunities in food production. The idea for the food Adventure Camp came from a number of people who share the idea of generating excitement in the high school students from across Oahu. We hope you will call, ask questions, and most importantly, join us on the adventure...” -Stephanie Whalen

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Mahalo nui to our sponsors:
​Hawaiʻi Agriculture Foundation
​United Way  
Chef Ed Kuaoha
Merrill Lynch
Enterprise Holdings
​Hartung Brothers
Alexander & Baldwin
South Oahu County Farm Bureau
Hawaii Crop

Improvement Assn.
​Monsanto
Dupont Pioneer
Alluvion 
​Dole...and many others