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The basics of coffee cultivation the types of coffee beans

The basics of coffee cultivation the types of coffee beans

What is coffee? Coffee is the fruit of a Rubiaceae plant growing about 6000 feet above sea level, distributed on the world's narrow subtropical axis; coffee trees grow green all the year round and can grow up to 20 feet tall, and are generally controlled at 8 to 10 feet for easy harvest. It takes three to five years for the coffee tree to bear fruit. First of all, it produces small white flowers that resemble jasmine in shape and size.

2015-02-16
Coffee rookie entry-level learning coffee lesson 1 basic knowledge of coffee introduction to coffee varieties

Coffee rookie entry-level learning coffee lesson 1 basic knowledge of coffee introduction to coffee varieties

Coffee belongs to the evergreen shrub of the genus Rubiaceae, which is centered in the tropics. There are about 6000 species of Rubiaceae belonging to 500 genera. Coffee has always been thought to have certain effects, such as strengthening the stomach, waking up the brain, stopping bleeding, dissipating heat, strengthening the body, and so on. The more famous Rubiaceae plant is Gardenia jasminoides, whose fruit was dried and used as medicinal material a long time ago. The three native species of coffee

2016-02-17
Learn about the three native species of coffee

Learn about the three native species of coffee

Coffee belongs to the evergreen shrub of the genus Coffea of Rubiaceae, which is centered in the tropics. There are about 6000 species of Rubiaceae plants in this area. Coffee has always been considered to have certain effects, such as invigorating the stomach, waking up the brain, stopping bleeding, dissipating heat, strengthening the body and so on. The more famous Rubiaceae plant is Gardenia jasminoides, whose fruit was dried and used as medicinal material a long time ago.

2014-08-25
Boutique Coffee detailed explanation of Fine Coffee (Specialty coffee)

Boutique Coffee detailed explanation of Fine Coffee (Specialty coffee)

Coffee producing countries have a unique set of criteria for the grading and evaluation of coffee, which can be used as an indicator of international business. In recent years, coffee consuming countries have begun to require the introduction of a new evaluation scale, the concept of boutique coffee. In the past, coffee evaluation scale 1. The quality is highly evaluated by the place of origin 2. The evaluation of quality by sieve is the tacit understanding of the international coffee business market.

2014-10-13
Introduction of Brand types of Coffee beans introduction of Coffee planting Environment

Introduction of Brand types of Coffee beans introduction of Coffee planting Environment

. The Robusta species (scientific name Coffea robusta Linden) is a leaf rust-resistant variety found in the African Congo, which teaches the Arabica species to be more resistant to the disease. People like to compare robusta species with Arabica coffee. In fact, robusta species is a mutant of Congo species (scientific name Cofffea canephora), so it should be compared with Arabica species.

2016-07-06
The knowledge of coffee beans what is the knowledge of coffee?

The knowledge of coffee beans what is the knowledge of coffee?

1. The origin of the Arabica species (scientific name Coffea arabica) is the Abyssinia Plateau of Ethiopia (now the Ethiopian Plateau). In the early days, it was mainly eaten as medicine (Islamic couples used as a secret medicine to cure the body and mind or to awaken the brain). It developed the habit of baking and drinking in the 13th century and was introduced into Europe through the Arab region in the 16th century.

2016-06-06
What are the three native species of coffee beans? 2016 the latest coffee information

What are the three native species of coffee beans? 2016 the latest coffee information

There are about 40 species of coffee plants in the three native species of coffee, but the only ones that can produce coffee beans of commercial value are Arabica, Robusta and Liberian. these three species are called the three original species of coffee. 1. The origin of the Arabica species (scientific name Coffea arabica) is the Abyssinia Plateau of Ethiopia (present-day Ethiopia).

2016-06-13
Coffee three native species Arabica species: Ethiopia 90+levelup Flower language Sunlight Sidama

Coffee three native species Arabica species: Ethiopia 90+levelup Flower language Sunlight Sidama

Coffee belongs to Rubiaceae coffee evergreen shrubs, tropical regions as the center, about 500 genera 6000 species of Rubiaceae plants distributed in this. Coffee has long been considered to have certain medicinal effects, such as stomach, mind, hemostasis, heat dissipation, physical strength and so on. There are about 40 species of plants in the genus Coffea, but only Arabica, Robusta and Libby can produce coffee beans with commercial value.

2016-04-05
The basic knowledge of coffee beans The three original species of coffee

The basic knowledge of coffee beans The three original species of coffee

Coffee belongs to the evergreen shrubs of the genus Coffee of Rubiaceae, centered in tropical regions, with about 500 genera and 6000 species of Rubiaceae plants distributed here. Coffee has long been thought to have certain medicinal effects, such as invigorating stomach, refreshing mind, stopping bleeding, dissipating heat, strengthening body, etc. More famous Rubiaceae plants and gardenia, its fruit has long been dried as medicine

2015-11-06
The basics of coffee beans the three native species of coffee

The basics of coffee beans the three native species of coffee

Coffee belongs to the evergreen shrub of the genus Rubiaceae, which is centered in the tropics. There are about 6000 species of Rubiaceae belonging to 500 genera. Coffee has always been thought to have certain effects, such as strengthening the stomach, waking up the brain, stopping bleeding, dissipating heat, strengthening the body, and so on. The more famous Rubiaceae plant is Gardenia jasminoides, whose fruit was dried and used as medicinal material a long time ago. The three native species of coffee

2015-01-26
The basic knowledge of Coffee beans Coffee beans are the three native species of coffee

The basic knowledge of Coffee beans Coffee beans are the three native species of coffee

Coffee belongs to the evergreen shrub of the genus Rubiaceae, which is centered in the tropics. There are about 6000 species of Rubiaceae belonging to 500 genera. Coffee has always been thought to have certain effects, such as strengthening the stomach, waking up the brain, stopping bleeding, dissipating heat, strengthening the body, and so on. The more famous Rubiaceae plant is Gardenia jasminoides, whose fruit was dried and used as medicinal material a long time ago. The three native species of coffee

2015-04-13
The basic knowledge of Coffee beans the three native species of coffee Robsta species Arabica species Libby

The basic knowledge of Coffee beans the three native species of coffee Robsta species Arabica species Libby

Basic knowledge of coffee beans (1) Coffee belongs to the evergreen shrub of the genus Rubiaceae, which is centered in the tropics. There are about 6000 species of Rubiaceae belonging to 500 genera. Coffee has always been thought to have certain effects, such as strengthening the stomach, waking up the brain, stopping bleeding, dissipating heat, strengthening the body, and so on. The more famous Rubiaceae plant is Gardenia jasminoides, whose fruit was dried and used as medicine a long time ago.

2016-03-17
How many coffee producing countries are there in the world?

How many coffee producing countries are there in the world?

1. Arabica species (scientific name Coffea arabica) Arabica species is native to Ethiopia's Abyssinian plateau (now Ethiopia plateau), early mainly as a medicinal food (Islamic lovers used as a healing medicine or to wake up), 13th century developed the habit of baking and drinking, 16th century introduced to Europe via Arabia

2016-06-06
Which countries produce coffee?

Which countries produce coffee?

1. Costa Rica Costa Rica 2. Cuba Cuba 3. Dominican Republic Dominican Republic 4. Ei Salvador El Salvador 5. Guadeloupe Guadeloupe 6. Guatemala Guatemala 7. Haiti Haiti 8. Honduras Honduras 9. Jamaica Jamaica 10. Martinique Martinique 11. Mexico Mosi

2016-06-15
Map of Global Coffee producing areas

Map of Global Coffee producing areas

1. Costa Rica Costa Rica 2. Cuba Cuba 3. Dominican Republic Dominican Republic 4. Ei Salvador El Salvador 5. Guadeloupe Guadeloupe 6. Guatemala Guatemala 7. Haiti Haiti 8. Honduras Honduras 9. Jamaica Jamaica 10. Martinique Martinique 11. Mexico Mosi

2014-07-09
Introduction of 53 Coffee producing areas in the World

Introduction of 53 Coffee producing areas in the World

1. Costa Rica Costa Rica 2. Cuba Cuba 3. Dominican Republic Dominican Republic 4. Ei Salvador El Salvador 5. Guadeloupe Guadeloupe 6. Guatemala Guatemala 7. Haiti Haiti 8. Honduras Honduras 9. Jamaica Jamaica 10. Martinique Martinique 11. Mexico Mosi

2015-04-21
Map of Coffee Bean producing areas in the World

Map of Coffee Bean producing areas in the World

1. Costa Rica Costa Rica 2. Cuba Cuba 3. Dominican Republic Dominican Republic 4. Ei Salvador El Salvador 5. Guadeloupe Guadeloupe 6. Guatemala Guatemala 7. Haiti Haiti 8. Honduras Honduras 9. Jamaica Jamaica 10. Martinique Martinique 11. Mexico Mosi

2014-09-04
Global coffee producing area map coffee bean producing area

Global coffee producing area map coffee bean producing area

1. Costa Rica Costa Rica 2. Cuba Cuba 3. Dominican Republic Dominican Republic 4. Ei Salvador El Salvador 5. Guadeloupe Guadeloupe 6. Guatemala Guatemala 7. Haiti Haiti 8. Honduras Honduras 9. Jamaica Jamaica 10. Martinique Martinique 11. Mexico Mosi

2015-02-15
Coffee botany knowledge

Coffee botany knowledge

The botanical description of coffee is: "Coffee is Rubiaceae, coffee, evergreen shrubs or small trees."

2014-06-12
ICE sugar strengthened on July 2nd, and Arabica coffee futures rose more than 1%.

ICE sugar strengthened on July 2nd, and Arabica coffee futures rose more than 1%.

Intercontinental exchange (ICE) Arabica coffee futures rose more than 1% on Wednesday, the second day in three days, on speculation that Brazilian production may be more affected by the drought than the data and the harvest so far suggest.

2014-07-03
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