At the Kauai Koa Farm we germinate select Koa seeds, nurture the growing trees, and maintain a wide variety of other endemic trees and plants. Harvesting only naturally downed trees, we mill, and kiln-dry the wood right here on our land. We are one of the very few exhibition-grade Koa wood producers in the world. Our main focus is the sustainable and regenerative production of this exotic and very rare tree, the Acacia Koa. Now we offer one-of-a-kind wood products in organic shapes for your home, to give as gifts, and to pass down as family heirlooms!
Who We Are
Sandy Brodie, the Founding Father of the farm, had a vision 20 years ago, to grow native trees, to sequester carbon, and bring Koa back to Kauai, one tree at a time. Today the farm shows his years of hard work and dedication paying off! His legacy is what his wife, Krista, is so proud of as she works by his side growing coffee, gardening, and working on sales. As a couple the Brodies strive to strengthen Kauai's Koa forests and to spread the words,
"Hey, Big Island isn't the only place to get amazing Hawaiian Koa! Aloha! Kauai Koa Farm is here!"
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THERE IS NO PLACE BUT KAUAI KOA FARM!
"Unique and Beautiful- these are the words I use to describe the wood we got from Kauai Koa Farm. The craftsmanship and professionalism of the team was exceptional. If you're looking for a Koa product that's truly a work of art there is no other place but Kauai Koa Farm."
Fred Pfiefer
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND RARE WOOD IN THE WORLD!
I had no idea how amazing Koa wood is, but when I got my 8X10 frame I realized this is the most beautiful and rare wood in the world! We just ordered our organic-shaped charcuterie board and we can't wait to receive it in the mail.
Bill and Linda Swink
I'M ALREADY PLANNING MY NEXT TRIP BACK
This farm is awesome. Krista and Sandy work so hard to care for the native Koa trees, and it shows! The Anini stream flows through their property and I got to see all the coffee and other trees they grow. Michael, in the wood shop has mad skills and I'm already planning my next trip back for more wood for my projects.
Jackson Hoyt