
“The food insecurity too many families are facing during the coronavirus pandemic only further highlights the urgency of Hawaii’s efforts to promote food and agriculture sustainability,” Senator Hirono said. “This grant funding will support the University of Hawaiʻi’s work to increase educational and job training opportunities for Native Hawaiian students in these critical fields. I will continue to advocate for robust funding to support Native Hawaiian-serving institutions as we continue our work to diversify our economy and increase our food security.” For more information, read the University of Hawai'i article.
Farm Bill Priority Areas
Agriculture systems and technology;
Bioenergy, natural resources, and environment;
Food safety, nutrition, and health
U.S. States and Territories
Hawaii