Hawaii’s worst flooding in 20 years leaves farmers struggling and fewer veggies at the market
WAIALUA, Hawaii (AP) — The reddish-brown soil of Bok Kongphan’s Hawaiian farm has hardened under the tropical sun. Irrigation pipes lie tangled where his lemongrass, cucumbers and okra once flourished. His niece Jeni Balanay also lost her crops – mustard greens called cabbage, bitter melon, tomatoes. The leaves of her recently planted bananas, coconuts and…