A Flowering of Success in Hawaii

Weller's traditional Hawaiian farm benefits from USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service by building hoop houses to grow flowers. These structures help manage water, weather, and weeds, crucial for fragile plants like tuberose. The assistance introduced Weller to new farming methods, enhancing her holistic approach. The farm, a family legacy, aims to continue thriving for future generations.

What is the significance of the 'light bulb' moment for producers?

How does Weller hope to pass on her farming legacy to future generations?