Coffee Nursery
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May 7, 2019
You’re looking at over 100,000 coffee plants. They will all go in the ground in 2019 at Montecarlos. We stopped by this outdoor plant nursery
You’re looking at over 100,000 coffee plants. They will all go in the ground in 2019 at Montecarlos. We stopped by this outdoor plant nursery
This gentleman was manning the weight station. Trucks are used to transport coffee berries from the mountain to the processing facility. When the trucks arrive
That’s George Howell’s hand with the seeds of one coffee berry. Coffee typically has 2 seeds in each berry. There is a genetic defect called
Most of the pictures you see of coffee show a red berry. Or green. Green is unripe. Red is ripe. But occasionally a coffee plant
The first day in El Salvador I asked Carlos Batres, the owner of Montecarlos, about his coffee drinking habits. I’m always curious to learn about
Chris and I toyed with the idea of bringing a drone to El Salvador. But in the end we opted not to. I didn’t want
That picture is an action shot. I just squeezed a coffee bean out of the berry. Coffee is the seed of a berry. Did you
I love posters. When I was a student at MIT we were living in this buzzing new digital world. Early text. Early email. Early everything
I snapped this picture when visiting Montecarlos, the coffee farm on a volcano in El Salvador. If you’ve had coffee at Clover in the past
We had an idea to do carbon comparisons of our menu items. We compared them to other items using a super simple calculation. I think
