Kapoho Homestead Log

Sweat Equity on 17 Acres

An unfiltered, ground-level log documenting the real grit of hand-clearing Hawaiian albizia jungle on a shoestring budget. Every milestone, from goats to grants.

Our Purpose

Food Security, Ground Up

Starting small with four goats and hand saws, we're transforming 17 acres of dense albizia into a productive homestead. This journal documents the daily progress, from temporary pens to future fencing, driven by the vision of local food security.

Our land stewardship vision prioritizes sustainable practices and community resilience. We believe in transparency, sharing insights on land clearing, small livestock management, and the journey toward self-reliance in Kapoho, Hawaii.

Partners in Progress

Our bootstrapped homesteading relies on community support and micro-grants. We're tracking milestones for Feed The Hunger Fund and Kiva lenders, with funds for permanent infrastructure releasing in February.