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TOPIC(S): Coffee/Tea, Agriculture Global, Education U.S. SouthEast,

09/25/2024 SOURCE: www.wlrn.org

As a popular coffee bean is threatened by rising temperatures, Florida researchers try a replacement

The Robusta coffee bean might have to widely replace Arabica in the next 30 years.

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TOPIC(S): Coffee/Tea, Beekeeping,

08/10/2024 SOURCE: www.qualityassurancemag.com

Nespresso Launches New Products as Result of Sustainable Coffee Farming

Nespresso Bloom is the brand’s first range of honey products, harvested from the same coffee plants as Nespresso coffee.

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TOPIC(S): Coffee/Tea, Agriculture Global,

08/10/2024 SOURCE: uk.news.yahoo.com

Climate change ‘putting future of Colombian coffee production in danger’

Small-scale farmers in the Sierra Nevada mountains say warming temperatures and unpredictable rainfall cycles are putting their livelihoods at risk.

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TOPIC(S): Coffee/Tea,

07/15/2024 SOURCE: yourstory.com

Why global warming is the real villain to your caffeine hero

In India, artisanal homegrown coffee brands take immense pride in offering unique and high-quality beans. But even our beloved cup of joe faces a formidable foe—climate change.

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TOPIC(S): Coffee/Tea, Brazil,

07/01/2024 SOURCE: www.teaandcoffee.net

Expocacer works to continue succession in coffee farming

In an era where young people are leaving small cities to go live in big urban centers, how can we guarantee the continuity of family farming businesses over generations?

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TOPIC(S): Coffee/Tea,

06/25/2024 SOURCE: news.mongabay.com

As coffee expands in Bangladesh hills, conservationists worry about ecosystems

Tea’s history in Bangladesh as a popular recreational drink is almost a hundred years old. However, with economic development, the popularity of coffee is growing gradually in urban areas of the country. According to data, the projected revenue in the coffee market in Bangladesh would be $48.97 million in 2029, with an annual growth rate […]

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TOPIC(S): Soil Health, Coffee/Tea,

06/20/2024 SOURCE: www.forbes.com

How Are Indigenous Coffee Farmers Helping Soil Health In India?

India may be famous for tea, but in the Araku region, researchers, an NGO and indigenous farmer organisations are working to produce coffee and restore soils.