Eddo eo amem ej ñan leļọk aolep katakin ko ejej uwaer ñan bõk jeļãļọkjeṇ, kappok meļeļe, im kõļapļọk jeļãļọkjeṇ ilo kilen ekkat atake im tããp menin mour ilo aelõñ ko eļap aer det (tropical agriculture), menin jeraaṃṃan ko jãn menin kõṃanṃan ko (natural resources), im ãjmour an armej (human well-being) ilo jukjukunpãd ko pelaakid im ko pelaakin laļ in.
Our responsibility is to provide exceptional transdisciplinary education, research, and extension in tropical agriculture, natural resources, and human well-being to local and global communities.
Juon jukjukunpãd eo ejeļãļọkjeṇ, armej ro ie reãjmour, im wãween kõjparok bwe en bwe ṃõñã kiõ im tokãlik im kõjparok lọjet, ãne im mejatoto eo bwe en waemourur wõt ej kõkajoorļọk ãjmour im wõnṃaanļọk ko ikijjeen kõṃṃan jããn im menin jeraaṃṃan ko ñan armej in Hawai‘i.
An educated community, healthy population, and sustainable food system and environment strengthens the wellbeing and economic development of the people of Hawai‘i.
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