How is coffee harvested?
Two harvesting systems are used most widely in coffee growing: Picking: Coffee picking is a totally manual harvesting process in which the ripe cherries are selected and picked one by…
Two harvesting systems are used most widely in coffee growing: Picking: Coffee picking is a totally manual harvesting process in which the ripe cherries are selected and picked one by…
In agriculture, a pulper is a machine designed to remove pulp (I.e. the soft flesh from agricultural produce). For example, in coffee growing the ripe, red cherries are picked from…
You love your coffee filter – after all, it’s the only thing that gets you up in the morning ! Yet somehow your own coffee, while not quite resembling dishwater,…
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Government agencies working in the agency areas among the tribal communities which are in coffee production in the district are being encouraged to grow black pepper as an inter-crop and…
All About Coffee:- This begins our series, "All About Coffee" where we learn about the journey coffee takes from the seed to your cup. We'll explore some of the methods…
When I was in Jamaica earlier this year I followed the complete coffee growing and processing journey…from the seed right through to the roasted, packaged product. And, as you’ll see,…