Hokulea Voyage Recap
In today's world, where most of us navigate by GPS-enabled smartphones, it's hard to remember how challenging navigation really is! ... Read More
Wednesday May 24, 2017
What Polynesian Culture Has to Teach Us About Sustainability
Today we want to draw your attention to a group thats doing some really amazing work to spread the word about sustainability, world peace,... Read More
Tuesday May 24, 2016
How (and Why) Did Noni Make it to Hawaii?
Did you know that many of the plants and animals associated with Hawaii arent actually native to the islands at all? In recent history,... Read More
Thursday March 3, 2016
Letters From Steve Dec 2015
The Art and History Behind our Lauhala Gift Bags Aloha, You may have noticed that this months coupon from Hawaiian Organic Noni gets you a... Read More
Thursday December 10, 2015
Hokulea Polynesian Voyaging Society: A Legacy Worth Protecting
In todays world, where most of us navigate by GPS-enabled smartphones, its hard to remember how challenging navigation really is! Particularly... Read More
Thursday October 29, 2015
The History of Noni’s “Discovery”
We talk a lot about the ancient Polynesians and how they used raw noni fruit , internally and externally, to maintain good health and energy .... Read More
Tuesday October 27, 2015
How to Use Noni Fruit the Traditional Way
Polynesians and native Hawaiians have known for centuries that noni is a powerful plant for promoting good health. The Polynesians brought noni... Read More
Friday September 11, 2015
New on the Farm Nov 2014
The History of Morinda Citrifolia Have you ever heard of the Hokule'a? -A Polynesian double haul canoe built in Hawaii to prove that the... Read More
Thursday November 6, 2014
Letters From Steve Oct 2014
What is noni fruit and its history? Aloha! Noni, Morinda citrifolia, is in the family Rubiaceae, which includes such notables as Coffee,... Read More
Thursday October 2, 2014
Letters From Steve July 2014
Noni a day helps you stay healthy Aloha! The true traditional use for thousands of years by Polynesians and Hawaiians was to eat the... Read More
Wednesday July 2, 2014
