Grove Farm is a brand that encompasses the rich history and diverse offerings of lands from three former sugar plantations - Grove Farm, Lihue Plantation, and Koloa Plantation, spanning an impressive total of about 38,000 acres in Lihue, HI. With roots dating back to 1850, when the first sugar cane crops were planted, Grove Farm has become synonymous with innovation, quality, and positive economic growth on Kauaʻi. Under the visionary leadership of George Norton Wilcox, the plantation flourished from 1870 to 1933, implementing modernizing changes such as an innovative water irrigation system and mechanized planting methods.

Beyond sugar production, Grove Farm's focus has diversified to include residential, industrial, and commercial land development. Environmental sustainability is at the forefront, as the brand supports renewable energy initiatives, preserves historic sites, and maintains valuable water resources for the island's drinking and irrigation needs. Education is also a priority for Grove Farm, with significant land donations made to the University of Hawaiʻi and the Island School campus.

Today, Grove Farm continues to honor its legacy while embracing the vision of a sustainable Kauaʻi. Join their newsletter to stay updated on their news and ongoing contributions to the local economy and community