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Agricultural Loan Division The State of Hawai‘i, Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Loan Division administers the Agricultural Loan Program and the Aquaculture Loan Program. The intent of the programs is to help promote agricultural and aquacultural development of the state by providing credit at reasonable rates and terms to qualifying individuals or entities.
Through the establishment of a revolving loan fund, credit is made available by supplementing private lender sector loan funds or by providing direct funding. Considered a “lender of last resort”, the program is not intended to compete with private sector lenders. Prospective applicants must inquire with and be denied credit from private sector lenders prior to filling an application.
In addition, prospective applicants must fulfill applicable eligibility requirements. Applicants that are not able to obtain denials from the private lending sector may inquire with the private lender on the possibility of utilizing the insured/guaranty and/or participation loan facilities.
Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity Agricultural Loan Division Hawai‘i Administrative Rules Chapter 4-8 title is amended to address challenges and barriers that agricultural producers face in accessing capital necessary to cover the rising land and water costs, labor shortages and infrastructure needs for farmers, ranchers, and to expand their current operations.
The Act 069 (2025) provides for the department to modify the state agricultural loan program to ensure equitable access to capital for farmers of all scales, with a focus on enabling sustainable, community-based and diversified production by small and mid-sized farms is essential to further Hawaiʻi’s food security, economic resilience and self-sufficiency.
Chapter 4-61 is created to provide rules governing the implementation of the Food Hub Grant Program authorized by Act 313 of 2022. The purpose of the food hub grant program is to provide funds to support the establishment of food hubs. Food hubs provide wider access to institutional and retail markets for small producers and increase consumer access to fresh healthy food.
Description of Proposed Changes: “Food hub” definition is added “Import replacement loans” definition is added “Line of credit” definition is added 4-8-8 “Letters of decline” requirement is updated to one (1) credit denial from private lenders, members of farm credit systems, and the Farm Service Agency.
No denials for certain new farmers 4-8-12 “Interest rates” are updated to a flat rate of four (4) per cent for most qualified Classes and three (3) per cent for new farmers and others specified loan classes. Interest and conditions for emergency loans will be determined by the Department of Agriculture board.
4-8-13 “Collateral” procedures are updated to change farmers home administration to 4-8-20 “Line of credit loans” rules, procedure and definitions have been added. Line of credit loans will provide agricultural producers with liquidity to cover working capital and operational needs with credit that can be secured by sufficient crops, livestock, facility assets and/or credit.
4-8-21 “Subchapter 3” is deleted since the North Kohala Loan and Grant program is 4-61-1 to 4-61-10 Establish rules governing the food hub grant program including eligibility, application and grant review process, and maximum grant amount of $100,000. Hybrid Public Hearing Date and Time: In-person March 9, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Department of Agriculture & Biosecurity Conference Room,1428 S.
King St. , Honolulu, Hawai‘i 96814. Via Zoom, Meeting ID: 873 9379 2913.
Access to the zoom link for the hearing: https://us02web. zoom. us/j/8739379291 Copies of the proposed rules may be reviewed by accessing the department’s website at: https://dab.
hawaii. gov/blog/main/proposed-administrative-rules/ or in person at any Department of Agriculture & Biosecurity Office. All interested parties are urged to attend the hearing and to submit comments orally or in writing.
Those persons desiring to submit written testimony may do so prior to the public hearing via postal mail to the Agricultural Loan Division at 1428 S. King Street, Honolulu, HI 96814, via FAX at (808) 973-9455 or via e-mail [email protected] . Please include the word “testimony” and the subject matter when submitting testimony by e-mail.
If possible, submit 5 written copies of the testimony to staff prior to the meeting. Those persons desiring to present oral testimony at the public hearing are asked to register with staff prior to the convening of the hearing. Written testimony will be accepted up to 11:59 PM, March 6, 2026.
Attendance at the public hearing is not necessary to submit testimony. Special accommodations, such as sign language interpretation, large printing, taped materials, and accessible parking, can be provided if requested at least ten (10) business days prior to the scheduled hearing. This request may be made in writing to the Agricultural Loan Division at 1428 S.
King Street, Honolulu, HI 96814 or by calling (808) 973-9460. Chairperson, Board of Agriculture and Biosecurity Proposed Rule Changes – HAR 4-8 Proposed Rule Changes – HAR 4-61 Agricultural Loan Division Fact Sheets Fact sheets describing the various types of loans are provided below. Prospective borrowers are urged to review the fact sheets to ensure that they are able to meet eligibility requirements prior to applying for a loan.
Emergency Loan Program for Maui and Hawai‘i Island Farmers and Ranchers Impacted by High Winds and Wildfires Emergency Loan Program for Axis Deer Alternative Energy Loan Program – Loan program for agriculture-related renewable energy projects. The application process requires the completion of forms and submittal of all applicable documents listed on the application form.
Loan applications may be downloaded here or obtained from any Agricultural Loan Division Office listed below. Prior to obtaining and completing the loan application, it is recommended that you meet with or call one of our loan officers. They are available to assist you in determining your eligibility for the loan program, address your questions, and provide guidance through the application process.
O‘ahu: 1428 South King Street Telephone: (808) 973-9460 Hilo: 75 Aupuni Street #104 Telephone: (808) 933-9977 82-6130 Mamalahoa Highway, Captain Cook, Hawai‘i 96704 Telephone: (808) 323-7591 Kaua‘i: Telephone: 241-3141, extension 39460 (Toll Free) Maui: Telephone: 984-2400, extension 39460 (Toll Free) Moloka‘i: Telephone: 1-800-468-4644, extension 39460 (Toll Free) This list of funding sources is solely based on public information already disseminated by the listed entities.
It is a collection put together to facilitate a one-stop access to such agricultural-related funding sources. Other Agencies that may provide financial assistance Agricultural Loan Division Insured/Guaranteed and Participation Loans Alternative Energy Loan Program INSURED/GUARANTEED AND PARTICIPATION LOANS FAQ for Guaranteed or Insured Loans
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Full-time farmers, ranchers, and aquaculturalists in Hawaii. Applicants must inquire with and be denied credit from private sector lenders prior to applying. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,500,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Alternative Energy Loan Program is funded by Hawaii Department of Agriculture (HDOA) Agricultural Loan Division. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Hawaii. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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