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Comment by Art on June 9, 2009 at 5:26pm

Pangi,

I am a small coffee farmer in Honduras and I sell directly to small roasters in the US. I bought the plantation last Feb. Although I currently do not coffee from my plantation, I have some great altitude (3500+ feet) coffee that was prepared using the dry process in the Marcala area. I live in San Antonio and am returning home 19 June. I can bring a few pounds of green beans for you to try. If you like them we can talk. Furthermore, I settled near the small town of San Jose de La Paz and would love for you to come and visit the farm (and other farms around). I can even take you to other coffee areas in Honduras (Paraiso, Copan, Libertad) so you can taste their coffee there. You can hop in a Tour Bus and be in Antigua, Guatemala, the same day.

Comment by Luis d. Alfaro on June 9, 2009 at 9:56am

Hi, my family has been in the coffee business for almost 100 years, my inprogress website is at www.costaricaestatecoffee.com
We are in the process of making changes in ou r farm to produce microlots of our award winning coffee, we are located in Vuelta de Jorco, Costa Rica. I will be adding more pictures soon

Comment by Pangi on March 25, 2009 at 7:19pm

Hi all, I am neither a producer or a farmer but am interested in meeting some. I'm a home roaster looking for ways to share my passion with my local community. I might be selling some beans at the local farmers market this year, fingers crossed. If it happens I'll be too big to buy from places such as SM due to prices but too small to make big orders of greens form importers. I would love to know if there are any farmers/producers who sell directly to roasters in the US that would be interested in starting a relationship with small batch roaster? Love to hear from anyone interested. Thanks.

Comment by Hawaiiana Coffee on January 13, 2009 at 8:00pm

We are looking for coffee plantations drop ship their packaged 7 oz. - 2lbs bags of coffee. Use our website to market your coffee.

Comment by Rich Abker on November 20, 2008 at 11:30pm

Jason,

Are you looking for full time employees? What positions are you looking to fill?

:-)

Comment by Jason White on November 13, 2008 at 8:16pm

Working to convert a conventional, full-sun coffee orchard to organic, shade-grown coffee on the island of Maui. The Kula region of this island provides some nice conditions for growing arabica beans.
Would love to compare notes with other growers or answer questions to anyone interested in growing coffee.
Aloha!

Comment by Colin Newell on July 28, 2008 at 9:02pm

Coming to Hawaii at Christmas - hope to hook up with as many farmers and workers (and Baristi) as possible...

Comment by Gilberto Baraona on June 26, 2008 at 9:07pm

Located in Usulutan Department El Salvador Tecapa Chinameca volcanic Range, specialized in growing Pacamara at High Altitude

Comment by Kona Earth on June 17, 2008 at 5:47pm

I have a ton of Kona coffee farming photos on my website. Feel free to use any of them or let me know if you're looking for hi-res versions or something specific and I'll see what I can do.

Comment by Alun Evans on June 6, 2008 at 8:39pm

Hello all. I am a coffee roaster living in West Java, Indonesia. I came here 10 years ago, from my home town of Wellington, New Zealand. The company I am with, Merdeka Coffee, works with small hold growers around Indonesia. Therefore although we do not grow ourselves, we work very closely with growers in places such as Central Java, Indonesian Papua, West Java, West Sumatra. Anyone ever heading over this way, feel free to drop me a line. Visitors are always welcome