NEED OR HAVE FARM EQUIPMENT?

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Connecting under-utilized farm equipment with farmers who need it.
Aloha Farm Friends,
  • Do you own farm equipment and would like to make extra cash renting it out?
  • Do you need a seeder, bed shaper, or other equipment to prep a field or expand for next season?

O’ahu FarmShare is a group that makes it easy for farmers to share equipment through peer-to-peer rentals. We connect farm equipment owners seeking to rent their underutilized equipment with small farm operators or others that need it. Owning the specialized machinery and equipment you need to operate efficiently is a bottleneck for many operators. Bringing the “sharing” economy to farm equipment is part of the solution to make better use and earn more income with the equipment that’s already available on the island. 

Join now and in a few minutes, you can post equipment for rent! And if you need equipment, come check out what is already available. Inquiries are welcome!

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Nuts and Bolts – How does this work – FAQ

No, owners and renters are responsible for all aspects of the transaction, including the equipment rented or shared in the Facebook group. More helpful information is available from Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/help/319768015124786/

No, Oahu FarmShare is FREE to join.

If you own farm equipment in Oahu and would like to rent it, please join. If you are a farmer in Oahu who needs equipment but not enough to own one, please join.

The equipment offered is solely based on what the owners post on the Oahu FarmShare Facebook group.

Please inquire with the equipment owner.

We have “Posting Standards” available in the Files tab of the Oahu FarmShare FB group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/OahuFESP/files

Please contact the owner directly.

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Oahu FarmShare is the result of a collaborative effort led by the Hawaii Agriculture Research Center, O’ahu Resource Conservation and Development Council, and North Shore Economic Vitality Partnership with the support of Ulupono Initiative.