Agribusiness Development Corp.

Agribusiness Development Corp.'s Executive Director, Wendy Gady, resigned. Her resignation occurred days after the agency's board celebrated progress. Separately, the title notes that Hawaiʻi ag leaders planned to oust an official despite public praise.

The state Agribusiness Development Corp.’s Kekaha lands in West Kaua‘i are transitioning from large seed operations to increased local food production after decades of dominance by such operations.

Hawaiʻi is investing $4.7 million in a Wahiawā egg-cracking facility to meet rising demand for liquid eggs in school meals, backed by Sen. Donovan Dela Cruz and the Agribusiness Development Corp. Critics question the project's viability and whether it benefits local producers or private interests, while proponents argue it supports food security and infrastructure. The facility is part of a broader plan to create a regional food hub.

Hawaiʻi is investing $4.7 million through the Agribusiness Development Corp. to purchase land in Wahiawā for a specialized egg-cracking facility. The project aims to increase egg consumption among students.