All posts tagged "Coffee Farms"
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58Top NewsThe Global Coffee Crisis Is Coming
But coffee is becoming harder to grow. It’s a notoriously picky plant that requires very specific conditions to grow. And as climate...
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71Top NewsQuality Coffee Can Boost Local Economies And Benefit Farmers – Here’s How
Over the past decade, the value of the global coffee industry has almost doubled to $90 billion. More than 2 billion cups of coffee are...
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72From OriginPreserving Coffee And Forests In Ethiopia For A Sustainable Future
The University of Huddersfield is helping rural communities make a sustainable living while preserving the source of the something that keeps the...
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67From OriginSpecialty Coffee Farmers Feel The Squeeze From COVID-19 Shutdowns
It is a deeply troubling fact that many coffee farmers are paid less for their coffee than what it costs to produce. Much...
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93From OriginRevitalizing Zimbabwe’s Coffee Farms Through Education
Taking coffee from bean to cup is a complex process. A wealth of knowledge is needed to grow, harvest, and process those beans....
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120From OriginThere’s No Money In Posh Coffee For Growers Slammed By Virus
Covid-19 is making coffee growing unprofitable for Adan Rojas. Like thousands of small Colombian farmers, the pandemic forced him to use out-of-work...
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Honduras Allocates Funds And Resources To Support Coffee And Basic Grains Producers To Counteract The Effects Of The Pandemic
The government of Honduras through an executive order declared as national priority supporting food producers and agroindustry.
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Small Family Farms Dominate Colombia’s Coffee Country
If you’re reading this while sipping your morning coffee, chances are that the coffee beans came from a farm like the one...
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91From OriginCosta Rican Coffee Is Rich In History
Coffee has been grown in Costa Rica since the early 19th century. When the country declared independence from Spain in 1821, the...
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Improved Borer Beetle Trap Could Aid Coffee Farmers
Climate change has fueled northward migration of the beetles, which had previously remained largely in southern Taiwan, and the change is cutting...
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Researchers Uncover Benefits Of Diversified Farms For Protecting Wildlife And Buffering Against Climate Change
The researchers found that farms with diverse crops planted together provide more secure, stable habitats for wildlife and are more resilient to...
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185From OriginWhy It Matters Where Your Coffee Comes From – And How Blockchain Can Show You
And so the extraordinary influence of coffee on global society took hold, sweeping from 16th century Constantinople to the streets of Venice where...
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Vietnamese Farmers Hold Onto Coffee Stocks Amid Low Prices
Due to recent lack of rainfall, traders said the 2019/20 crop would likely face drought, which could lead to a dip in...
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132From OriginFrom Khat To Coffee: Revitalising An Age-Old Yemeni Crop
Haraz, a collection of medieval villages in Yemen’s highlands, feels very far away from the devastation of the country’s civil war. Banks...
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132From OriginHow Saudi Arabian Farmers Are Trying To Preserve Traditional Coffee Production
"The hardest part of being a coffee farmer is the manual labor," he said, which may be why he has increasingly sought to...
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132From OriginFeature: Coffee Loses Luster As Macadamia, Avocado Take Over On Central Kenyan Farms
Coffee trees that once dotted the landscape of the region for years are fast disappearing and in their place avocados and macadamia...