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When I first heard the name “Parana’s Pioneer North” (Norte Pioneiro do Paraná), I thought, why exactly can a state call it self a pioneer,...
This year, as part of a grant from the Lemelson Foundation, Sustainable Harvest® brought solar panels to five washing stations belonging to the...
This year’s Let’s Talk Coffee® was everything we hoped – a great mix of familiar and new faces and discussions about the most innovative ideas in...
The second annual Let’s Talk Coffee® Africa was held in Moshi, Tanzania on September 5 and 6, 2011. The conference brought together actors in the...
I recently returned from an incredible journey to Guatemala with my coworker Clemente to visit co-ops and farmers, conducting group discussions and...
The drip irrigation project in the Kigoma region met with success in Kibwigwa village. Everyone is very excited to start using their own drip-tech...
March’s interview with Sustainable Harvest’s® Director of Trade Jorge Cuevas touched on the rising pressure on both the producer and roaster sides of...
The drip irrigation project has recently reached some interesting and important milestones. June has been a busy month and collectively with the...
The Kigoma Team is excited to report that the Global Easy Water Product (GEWP) small-scale irrigation kits have arrived in Kigoma. Rweyemamu, our...
The importance of protecting their coffee sank in with the Peruvian co-op managers when Albert Scalla posed this series of questions:
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