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Types and varieties of coffee

Types and varieties of coffee

Coffee is a plant of the genus Coffea genus of Rubiaceae. According to the study of Chevalier,1947, there are 66 species in four groups, including 24 species in Eucoffea group, 18 species in Mascarocoffea group, 13 species in Paracoffea group and 11 species in Argocoffea group.

2014-07-22
Types and varieties of coffee

Types and varieties of coffee

Coffee is a plant belonging to the genus Coffea in the Rubiaceae family. According to Chevalier (1947), the genus Coffea is divided into four groups with 66 species, including 24 species in Eucoffea group, 18 species in Mascarocoffea group, 13 species in Paracoffea group and 11 species in Argocoffea group

2014-07-04
Icatu

Icatu

Icatu: Masterpiece of Brazilian multi-generation hybrid improved varieties. Arabusta, a hybrid Arabica and robusta, has improved yields and resistance to leaf rust in the past, but coffee flavor has been poor. Scientists then used Arabica varieties such as Arabica and Kadura, New World and Bourbon for multiple generations to reduce the bad taste of Robusta year by year and improve

2014-06-28
Timor (Tim)

Timor (Tim)

Timor: a hybrid of Arabica and Robusta found in East Timor, but closer to Arabica because its chromosomes are 44 in Arabica rather than 22 in Robusta. Tim's sour taste is low, lack of characteristics, Taiwan is often used to make low-cost formula beans, but East Timor also has washed high-altitude purebred Tibica, which has entered the boutique market in the United States

2014-06-28
African Kenyan coffee bean family Gatugi processing plant

African Kenyan coffee bean family Gatugi processing plant

Kenya, located in East Africa, is one of the major coffee producing countries. More than 6 million people in the country are engaged in the coffee industry, mostly in the form of a combination of small farmers and cooperatives. Coffee trees in Kenya are mostly planted at 1400 m-2000 m above sea level, and the growing areas include Ruiri,Thika, Kirinyaga and Mt. Kenya West, Nyeri, Kiambu and Muranga. With Mt.Kenya and Aberdare

2016-05-03
Kenya Coffee Tree Kenya Coffee beans Flavor Africa Kenya grows coffee beans

Kenya Coffee Tree Kenya Coffee beans Flavor Africa Kenya grows coffee beans

Coffee trees in Kenya are mostly planted at 1400 m-2000 m above sea level, and the growing areas include Ruiri,Thika, Kirinyaga and Mt. Kenya West, Nyeri, Kiambu and Muranga. Mainly in the foothills of Mt.Kenya and Aberdare. There are many producing areas in Kenya that strive to preserve the native forest ecosystem, protect the natural gene pool, and support the reproduction and breeding of wild coffee varieties.

2016-05-07
Coffee beans from IYEGO Cooperative Farm, a coffee farm in Kenya

Coffee beans from IYEGO Cooperative Farm, a coffee farm in Kenya

IYEGO cooperative farm unified processing, the production process is supervised by the Kenya Coffee Commission (CoffeeBoardofKenya, referred to as CBK), the management is very strict, to ensure the quality of Kenyan coffee. Kenya bean washing processing technology and high standards of quality control, has always been an example of bean-producing countries. Kangema producing area [manor] IYEGO cooperative [soil] fire in Kenya

2016-05-09
IYEGO Cooperative Farm African Coffee Manor

IYEGO Cooperative Farm African Coffee Manor

IYEGO cooperative farm unified processing, the production process is supervised by the Kenya Coffee Commission (CoffeeBoardofKenya, referred to as CBK), the management is very strict, to ensure the quality of Kenyan coffee. Kenya bean washing processing technology and high standards of quality control, has always been an example of bean-producing countries. Kangema producing area [manor] IYEGO cooperative [soil] fire in Kenya

2016-05-23
IYEGO Cooperative Farm African Coffee Manor

IYEGO Cooperative Farm African Coffee Manor

IYEGO cooperative farm unified processing, the production process is supervised by the Kenya Coffee Commission (CoffeeBoardofKenya, referred to as CBK), the management is very strict, to ensure the quality of Kenyan coffee. Kenya bean washing processing technology and high standards of quality control, has always been an example of bean-producing countries. Kangema producing area [manor] IYEGO cooperative [soil] fire in Kenya

2016-05-30
Qidon Lulu Cooperative boutique Coffee Coffee Manor

Qidon Lulu Cooperative boutique Coffee Coffee Manor

The Dunlulu Cooperative, founded in 1999 in Embu, Kenya, has 1200 active growers and the cleanest water treatment centers. It is well known that cooperatives pay producers far higher than government requirements. In Kenya, cooperatives have to pay 80 per cent of the final income to coffee farmers, and Kithungururu ends up paying 95 per cent more to coffee farmers than other cooperatives.

2016-05-30
Water washing processing Technology of Kenyan beans in IYEGO Cooperative Farm

Water washing processing Technology of Kenyan beans in IYEGO Cooperative Farm

IYEGO cooperative farm unified processing, the production process is supervised by the Kenya Coffee Commission (CoffeeBoardofKenya, referred to as CBK), the management is very strict, to ensure the quality of Kenyan coffee. Kenya bean washing processing technology and high standards of quality control, has always been an example of bean-producing countries. Kangema producing area [manor] IYEGO cooperative [soil] fire in Kenya

2016-06-19
Qidon Lulu Cooperative Manor Coffee beans Coffee training for High altitude Coffee beans

Qidon Lulu Cooperative Manor Coffee beans Coffee training for High altitude Coffee beans

The Dunlulu Cooperative, founded in 1999 in Embu, Kenya, has 1200 active growers and the cleanest water treatment centers. It is well known that cooperatives pay producers far higher than government requirements. In Kenya, cooperatives have to pay 80 per cent of the final income to coffee farmers, and Kithungururu ends up paying 95 per cent more to coffee farmers than other cooperatives.

2016-06-16
Species botany of coffee beans

Species botany of coffee beans

Scientific taxonomy of coffee: Plantae phylum: embryonic phylum Spermatophyta (unclassified) true dicotyledons eudicots core true dicotyledons core eudicots class: angiosperms Angiosperma (ungraded) chrysanthemum asterids lip-shaped branches lamiids: Gentianales family: Rubiaceae Rubi

2014-06-30
The sour and caramel aroma of dried lemon grown in Qidon Lulu Cooperative Niya Coffee

The sour and caramel aroma of dried lemon grown in Qidon Lulu Cooperative Niya Coffee

The Dunlulu Cooperative, founded in 1999 in Embu, Kenya, has 1200 active growers and the cleanest water treatment centers. It is well known that cooperatives pay producers far higher than government requirements. In Kenya, cooperatives have to pay 80 per cent of the final income to coffee farmers, and Kithungururu ends up paying 95 per cent more to coffee farmers than other cooperatives.

2016-07-07
Pacas (Pacas)

Pacas (Pacas)

Pacas (Pacas): a variety of bourbon found in El Salvador. In 1935, Salvadoran coffee farmer Pacas selected high-capacity varieties of San Ramon bourbon (San Ramon bourbon) to be planted on farms. In 1956, a friend found that the amount of bourbon in his farm was higher than that of the same kind of coffee tree, so he asked a professor from the University of Florida to identify it and confirm that the bourbon had a genetic mutation.

2014-06-30
The best flavor of Kenyan coffee in Kangema producing area of IYEGO cooperative farm

The best flavor of Kenyan coffee in Kangema producing area of IYEGO cooperative farm

IYEGO cooperative farm unified processing, the production process is supervised by the Kenya Coffee Commission (CoffeeBoardofKenya, referred to as CBK), the management is very strict, to ensure the quality of Kenyan coffee. Kenya bean washing processing technology and high standards of quality control, has always been an example of bean-producing countries. Kangema producing area [manor] IYEGO cooperative [soil] fire in Kenya

2016-06-16
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