Coffee farm

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Researchers manipulated visits by insects and birds to the coffee plants on 30 different coffee farms in the U.S. and Latin America

Ever wondered how your morning coffee can contribute to a healthier planet? Sustainable coffee is all about brewing with conscience, blending environmental care with ethical trade. In this article, we’ll explore the ins and outs of sustainable coffee: from the farm to your cup, we highlight brands that shine in this arena, unpack the practices that make coffee truly sustainable, and show you the difference your daily cup can make.

If someone were to ask you, how would you describe a cup of coffee, what would be your answer? Some people may say sweet or bitter, whereas others may say a little chocolatey. Many coffee lovers wonder why it tastes the way it does and what makes the difference between a good cup of coffee

Coffee is an important part of Costa Rica's history, culture and identity. Tour a farm to see the picking, drying, processing and of course taste testing

Coffee beans travel a long journey before they make it to your morning cup of joe. Find out where coffee beans come from with this step by step infographic. Want to know more about each stage? Head over to Home Coffee Expert. #worldcoffee #coffeelovers #coffeebeans #coffeefarming

In a previous life, Nguyen Van Son was an auto parts salesperson. As a gift of appreciation for his wife, he acquired a seemingly trivial plot of land in Da Lat and made it a place where the family could cultivate flowers as a summer hobby. But things changed when he was approached by some cunning businessmen who convinced him to grow coffee for quick cash: he was sold trees that never produced cherries. ...

A coffee farmer in Colombia's coffee producing zone, which is suffering the effects of climate change. Credit: ©2009CIAT/NeilPalmer Please credit accordingly and leave a comment when you use a CIAT photo. For more info: ciat-comunicaciones@cgiar.org