Hawaii's agricultural sector is grappling with severe challenges following recent Kona low storms, which have inflicted an estimated $23 million in agricultural losses. State lawmakers are urgently advocating for assistance as farmers struggle to access their lands and assess the full extent of the damage. The Hawaii Cattlemen's Council and other stakeholders emphasize the immediate need for recovery funding, as only a small fraction of farmers have insurance to cover their losses. The situation is compounded by pre-existing issues such as high operational costs and inadequate government support.