Please Note: The CTAHR publications database reflects over a century of study by researchers and extension agents in the College. Much of the information contained in earlier publications is still of practical and technical use, and the documents are an unparalleled resource for Hawai'i agricultural and horticultural history. However, some publications also make recommendations that are no longer in accordance with more recent advances in understanding. For instance, they may specify pesticides or methods of using them that are no longer allowable under current State or federal regulations. Before using any pesticide, always read its label for approved uses, and follow label directions for application. Other publications may advocate the use of particular plant species that are now considered invasive. The Invasive Species Council is continually making assessments on this matter; see their Web site at http://www.hawaiiinvasivespecies.org for the latest recommendations on identification and control of these species.

Olive Fruit Fly Management   [IP-57]  [2023]

Olive Fruit Fly Management   [IP-49]  [2020]

Fertilizers for fruit trees in the home garden   [HG-37]  [1997]

Fertilizers for fruit trees in the home garden   [GHGS-37]  [1986]

Making Ma: Fermented Breadfruit   [FN-68]  [2026]

Hawaiian Breadfruit   [Hawaiian Breadfruit]  [2025]

The Use of Dwarf Tropical Fruit Trees as a Management Strategy   [F_N-70]  [2025]

Achachairú   [F_N-69]  [2025]

Maprang   [F_N-68]  [2025]

Ma'afala Breadfruit: When to Harvest?   [FN-66]  [2023]

Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA): Frequently Asked Questions for Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Producers   [FST-69]  [2023]

Evaluation of Amulet™ C-L Fruit Fly Bait Stations and Roosting Host Plants for the Control of Melon Fruit Fly on Zucchini Crops   [IP-54]  [2023]

Helping Children Eat More Fruit and Vegetables   [FN-64]  [2022]

Breadfruit and Breadfruit Diseases in Hawai‘i: History, Identification and Management   [FN-63]  [2021]

Ulu-Breadfruit: Postharvest Handling and Quality Maintenance Guidelines   [FN-58]  [2021]

Finger Limes   [FN 56]  [2020]

Grafting Cacao   [FN55]  [2020]

Tropical Fruit Tree Propagation Guide   [F_N-49]  [2017]

Local and Imported Fruits in Hawaii From a Nutrient Perspective   [FN-14]  [2017]

Breadfruit: Postharvest Quality-Maintenance Guidelines   [F_N-37]  [2015]

Passion Fruit: Postharvest Quality-Maintenance Guidelines   [F_N-44]  [2014]

Dragon Fruit: Postharvest Quality-Maintenance Guidelines   [F_N-28]  [2014]

Natural Farming: Diluted Seawater   [SA-9]  [2014]

Lychee Fruit Bagging for Commercial and Home Growers   [F&N-14]  [2013]

How to Minimize On-Farm Papaya Fruit Damage (poster) (Ilocano)   [Papaya_Harvest_ILOC.1]  [2013]

How to Minimize On-Farm Papaya Fruit Damage (poster)   [Papaya_Harvest_poster]  [2013]

Ant Damage to Banana Fruits by Abdominal Secretions   [IP-29]  [2012]

Abiu   [F_N-24]  [2011]

Bilimbi   [F_N-23]  [2011]

Jaboticaba   [F_N-20]  [2011]

Jackfruit   [F_N-19]  [2011]

Rollinia   [F_N-21]  [2011]

Soursop   [F_N-22]  [2011]

Non-invasive fruit trees for gardens in Hawaii   [F_N-17]  [2010]

Costs of transporting fresh fruits and vegetables to Honolulu from Hilo and Los Angeles   [EI-18]  [2010]

Plant nutrient management in Hawaii's soils: Approaches for tropical and subtropical agriculture -- Part 5 of 18: Recommended plant tissue nutrient levels for some vegetable, fruit, and ornamental foliage and flowering plants in Hawaii   [pnm4]  [2009]

Benefits and costs of using perennial peanut as living mulch for fruit trees in Hawaii   [SCM-27]  [2009]

Avoid contracting angiostrongyliasis (rat lungworm infection): Wash fresh fruits and vegetables before eating!   [FST-35]  [2009]

Industry analysis: identifying research and extension priorities for Hawaii's avocado, banana, citrus, and specialty fruits   [EI-17]  [2009]

Attitudes of Hawaii consumers toward genetically modified fruit   [BIO-7]  [2007]

Twelve fruits with potential value-added and culinary uses   [12fruits]  [2007]

Rhizopus rot of jackfruit   [PD-29]  [2005]

Hawaiian breadfruit -- ethnobotany, nutrition, and human ecology     [2005]      For sale

Pitaya (dragon fruit, strawberry pear)   [F_N-9]  [2004]

Hawaiian breadfruit; ethnobotany, nutrition, and human ecology   [breadfruit]  [2004]

Why some papaya plants fail to fruit   [F_N-5]  [2001]

Managing fruit flies on farms in Hawaii   [IP-4]  [1999]

Avocado   [HC-4]  [1997]

Lychee   [HC-1]  [1997]

Poha   [HC-3]  [1997]