By living at Kealanani, all homeowners will become involved in some kind of agricultural activity. The developer is focusing on a tea plantation, a taro farm, and the cultivation of cacao trees (the source of cocoa beans for chocolate). Tea, taro and cacao will predominate at Kealanani, but owners will be able to develop and pursue their own alternative choices. For example, they may choose to plant other tropical fruit trees such as lychee, papaya or mango, or engage in ranching as their agricultural activity, including the boarding and breeding of horses. The developer, along with the agricultural committee, will be available to assist owners in planning their individual agricultural ventures.

The agricultural easements at Kealanani establish large, contiguous areas designed to maintain the rural character and open spaces of the property and establish significant areas to protect and promote economically viable agricultural activities. Owners may choose to grow tea as well as have the opportunity to lease the land to other growers and/or negotiate potential custom service contracts with the tea or taro companies to farm agricultural lands in exchange for payment.