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Genetics might help grow perfect cup of coffee

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Coffee aficionados in the United States are familiar with the intense locality behind a cup of the good stuff. “African coffees are … bright,...

African farmers say they can feed the world, and we might soon need them to

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CAIRO - Food exhibitions in the Mediterranean region tend to attract a familiar cast of characters. There are the Gulf Arab agribusinesses, looking to expand...
Climate

ENSO neutral, negative Indian Ocean Dipole strengthens

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ENSO indicators in the Pacific Ocean remain neutral, while sea surface temperatures in the Indian Ocean show a strong negative Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD)....
Climate

Arabica futures rise on unexpected frost in Brazil

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Arabica coffee futures on New York's ICE Futures U.S posted new gains on Monday recovering from the morning's lows. September Arabica rose 1.3 percent and settled at $1.4945 per lb following news of an unexpected moderate frost in ...
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Olam expands on lessons learned from 5 years of the Olam Livelihood Charter

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LONDON, UK - Despite extensive progress being made under its Livelihood Charter, global agri-business Olam predicts that smallholder productivity across Africa, Asia and South...
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Coffee’s role in the future of a peaceful Colombia

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A few weeks ago, some exciting and hopeful news came out of Colombia.  You might have missed it, as It was predictably lost in...
Climate

Colombia’s production drop 7 percent in June

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Colombia’s coffee production fell 7 percent in June to 1,158,000 60-kg bags reflecting the effects of El Nino event, reports the National Federation of Coffee Growers. However, coffee output ...
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Negative Indian Ocean Dipole emerges as Pacific Ocean remains neutral

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A negative Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) pattern has established in the Indian Ocean. Current weekly IOD index values are the lowest in at least the past 15 years. Climate models predict that the ...
Certifications

Coffee farming: No longer a man’s world

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Coffee production may be a man’s world throughout much of Latin America—but not on Myleydi Araya’s two and a half acres in the Tarrazú...
Certifications

Organic beats conventional agriculture in the tropics

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A long-term study by the Swiss Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL) in Kenya has shown clearly that organic agriculture not only generates comparable yields, but ...
Climate

Chance of a negative Indian Ocean Dipole event increases

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The tropical Pacific Ocean remains in a neutral El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) state—neither El Niño nor La Niña—with all ocean and atmospheric indicators now...
Climate

BioNovelus, Inc. ready to ship eco-friendly fungicide, CR-10, to fight coffee rust in Costa Rica

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Phoenix, U.S. -  BioNovelus, Inc. announces that four thousand (4,000) bottles of its biodegradable fungicide, CR-10, the answer to killing coffee rust, has been...
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