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USDA taps UH ag expert for key role in Native policies, initiatives | University of Hawaiʻi System News - Vimarsana News

USDA taps UH ag expert for key role in Native policies, initiatives | University of Hawaiʻi System News

Glenn Teves will be serving on the Tribal Advisory Committee to assist in steering the USDA’s initiatives to support Native-led agriculture.

Source: hawaii.edu
Sen. Schatz appoints Glenn Teves to new USDA Tribal Advisory Committee : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Sen. Schatz appoints Glenn Teves to new USDA Tribal Advisory Committee : Maui Now

A graduate of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa with a B.S. in horticulture technology, Teves currently serves as a county extension agent for the University’s College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources – a position he has held for over 40 years. Together with his wife, he owns and operates Puakala Farms on Hawaiian Home Lands in Ho‘olehua, Moloka‘i.

Hyundai Cebu-Talisay breaks ground under Gateway Motors - Vimarsana News

Hyundai Cebu-Talisay breaks ground under Gateway Motors

Hyundai Motor Philippines Inc. (HMPH) has officially broken ground on its upcoming Hyundai Cebu-Talisay dealership, together with Gateway Motors.

Why Some Hawaiian Homesteaders Pay 6 Times More Than County Users For Water - Vimarsana News

Why Some Hawaiian Homesteaders Pay 6 Times More Than County Users For Water

DHHL hopes to use some of the $600 million appropriated for homelands last year to improve infrastructure, including water access.

Long recovery ahead for Molokaʻi after recent storm - Vimarsana News

Long recovery ahead for Molokaʻi after recent storm

Maui County endured the brunt of the system, getting more than 15 inches of rain in some areas, and the Friendly Isle experienced record flooding. University of Hawaiʻi agricultural researcher Glenn Teves said his family farm in Hoʻolehua was able to weather the storm better than others.