JAMES MSASA
Topics: Coffee/Tea, Smallholder Farms,
Has the EU forgotten about smallholder coffee farmers?
The EU’s Green Deal was initiated in 2019 as part of its goal to become ‘climate neutral’ by 2050.
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09/21/2022 SOURCE: african.business
With climate models predicting a dramatic drop in the availability of coffee as temperatures rise, farmers are preparing themselves for an uncertain future.
Climate trouble brewing for Africa's coffee industry - African Business
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09/20/2022 SOURCE: worldcoffeeresearch.org
We’re looking for a Breeding Manager to manage the continued and timely development of enhanced coffee germplasm in WCR’s global breeding network, , in close collaboration with otherbreeders at WCR and research institutional partners in different countries.
World Coffee Research | We're hiring a Research Scientist—Plant…
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09/08/2022 SOURCE: azertag.az
The Embassy of the Republic of Colombia in the Republic of Azerbaijan invites Azerbaijani businessmen to take part in the “Second International Exhibition of Coffee, Cocoa and Agrotourism (FICCA)”, which will be held in Neiva (Huila) from September 30 till October
Embassy of Colombia invites Azerbaijani businessmen to participate in “Second International Coffee, Cocoa and Agrotourism” exhibition
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05/11/2022 SOURCE: flip.it
According to the National Coffee Association survey, over 65% of the U.S. drinks coffee, but did you know there are only two states that actually produce it?
These Are The Only 2 US States That Grow Coffee
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04/25/2022 SOURCE: diariodelosandes.com
» O cambiamos nuestra manera de producir, o tendremos que cambiar de planeta « (TAA) El café es un cultivo ecológico, siempre hemos escuchado la conseja que nos dice que el cafeto es un cultivo con esta característica. Los cafetales han estado asociados siempre a la preservación de los bosques por cuánto nuestros […]
¿ES ECOLÓGICO EL CULTIVO DEL CAFETO? | Por: Toribio Azuaje • Diario de Los Andes, noticias de Los Andes, Trujillo, Táchira y Mérida
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John LaRose Jr.
Topics: Coffee/Tea, Agriculture Global, Economics, Sustainability, Government / Policies,
Young farmer’s agri vision for Sarangani
WHEN Renny Boy Takyawan saw his mother-in-law traditionally depulped the dried Robusta cherries, he knew it had potential to engage into the coffee farming business. He decided to...
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03/07/2022 SOURCE: www.gardensall.com
Using coffee grounds for plants has advantages and disadvantages. Many plant lovers who drink coffee are using coffee grounds for plants as a fertilizer and to add to compost. But there's confusion on when, where, how — and whether — to use coffee grounds for best results. If you don't drink coffee, there are options for easy access to lots
Using Coffee Grounds for Plants – the Good, the Bad and the How To - GardensAll
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03/02/2022 SOURCE: www.barchart.com
May arabica coffee (KCK22 ) this morning is down -4.65 (-1.95%), and May ICE Robusta coffee (RMK22 ) is down -75 (-3.44%). Coffee prices this morning are moderately lower, with arabica falling to a 1-month low. A stronger dollar today has sparked long liquidation in arabica futures. Robusta is under...
Coffee Falls on Dollar Strength and Larger Vietnam Coffee Exports
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03/02/2022 SOURCE: www.bloomberg.com
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