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Fungus that eats fungus could help coffee farmers, shows new Swedish study led in Ethiopia

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STOCKHOLM, Sweden – Coffee rust is a parasitic fungus and a big problem for coffee growers around the world. A study in the birthplace...
Science

Coffee producers being trained to nuke plants to fight fungus disease

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Coffee producers have been invited to nuke their plants to create varieties that resist roya de cafe, the leaf rust that is sweeping Central...
Climate

Costa Rica: Rust returns to coffee plantations

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In plantations in different parts of Costa Rica, and especially in Turrialba and Coto Brus, an increase has been detected in the presence of...
Market & Trade

COSTA RICA – Keens Beans speaks out on effects of La Roya on existing and future crops

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PENSACOLA, FL, USA – Keens Beans, a boutique organic coffee bean producer totally committed to using organic and sustainable coffee farming methods to produce...
Companies

HAWAII – Grant awarded to Kona Coffee Farmer’s Association

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The Grant proposal with the title “Effective CBB Containment Tools into the Hands of Effective Users” has been selected by the HDOA (Hawaii Department...

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