A Tale Of Two Coffee Farmers: How They Are Surviving The Pandemic In Honduras
From: theconversation.com
I am a third-generation member of a farming family in Honduras. I fondly remember getting up before dawn every day and riding several miles on the back of a mule to join in the family coffee harvest.
You get involved in everything from tasting the coffee berries to see if they are ready, to picking them and preparing them for drying in the sun. Every family has its own recipe for a final product: in our case, we would harvest cinnamon bark from trees on the farm and blend it with the coffee.
