Coffee Fazendas of Brazil
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The document discusses the history and cultivation of coffee. It notes that coffee was introduced to Brazil by the Portuguese in the 19th century. Fazendas, or coffee plantations, spread across Brazil between 1840 and 1896, producing a major export but also intensifying slavery. Today, Brazil is the world's largest coffee exporter. The document also outlines the environmental and climate conditions suitable for coffee cultivation and some of the problems coffee growers face.
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Leaf rust kills organic coffee crops as well as regular coffee. The basic problem with coffee leaf rust is that when there is a big infestation the planter needs to remove all plants, treat the soil, and replant. This takes five years to produce a crop with new plants. In addition, if the planter simply chooses to use effective fungicides he loses his organic coffee certification for three years or more. The cost issues are such that leaf rust not only threatens coffee growers in general but also threatens to drive organic producers out of their niche. Is coffee leaf rust due to climate change? This is not an issue for the small grower. Finding rust resistant strains, treating outbreaks, and making a profit to support the family are the important issues.
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The document discusses the history and production of coffee. It notes that coffee originated in Ethiopia and was first drank by a goat herder named Kaldi after his goats ate coffee berries. It was later cultivated in countries like Yemen and Turkey before arriving in Europe in the 1600s. There are two main species of coffee plants - Arabica and Robusta. Arabica tastes better but is harder to grow, while Robusta has more caffeine but inferior flavor. The document outlines the process of growing coffee from planting the seeds to harvesting the coffee cherries and processing the beans through either wet or dry methods before the beans are dried and packaged.
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For many folks there is a good cup of coffee, OK coffee, or bad coffee. In the world of true coffee lovers there is good coffee or exceptional coffee. And, for the true connoisseur there is gourmet coffee, either regular or one of the organic coffee brands. Although there is USDA certified organic coffee there is no agency that certifies gourmet coffee brands.
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And, a gourmet coffee is freshly roasted, French roast or otherwise, in a small batch, immediately ground, and brewed. Coffee starts to age the moment the contents of the roasted bean are exposed to the air. And ground coffee is really not gourmet because it has aged before it ever got to you.
Although we like to promote Fair Trade coffees, being fairly traded is not an issue with gourmet coffees as they have a following and charge plenty for their coffee.
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Organic Coffee Side Effects
When we think of something having side effects we usually expect something bad. But, that is not the case with organic coffee. Organic coffee side effects are all good! You may be someone who drinks coffee in the morning to get started. Or you may need a cup of java to make it through a long afternoon at work. And you probably like the aroma and flavor of a good cup of coffee. It does not matter why you drink coffee or how much you drink. You will experience positive organic coffee side effects even if you are not aware of them.
Organic Coffee Side Effects
Better quality coffee
Health benefits of coffee
Benefits of organic versus regular coffee
Helping save the environment
Organic Coffee Side Effects, 1: Better Quality Coffee
Your organic coffee is almost always Arabica organic coffee.
There are two basic species of coffee, Arabica and Robusta. Arabica coffee is generally believed to be the first type of coffee to be cultivated with a tradition stretching back over a thousand years. When you buy Arabica organic coffee you are choosing the species of coffee with superior taste.
Arabica has less caffeine than Robusta, the other basic coffee type. But Arabica has more complex flavor and aroma and is the ingredient of most gourmet coffees. So, when you choose organic coffee for whatever purpose, the side effects are better aroma and better taste.
Organic Coffee Side Effects, 2: Health Benefits
Coffee has many health benefits. And most of those benefits come from the antioxidants found in green coffee and also those formed during roasting. Higher quality coffee such as organic coffee typically has more antioxidants and therefore more health benefits.
For the complete lowdown on organic coffee health benefits, take a look at our article of the same name. The short version is that if you drink coffee you are less likely to get a whole bunch of bad diseases. These diseases which you can perhaps avoid include Type II diabetes, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, liver cancer, prostate cancer, endometrial cancer, colon cancer, death by suicide, and progressive dementia.
Not only are you likely to live longer by drinking coffee, you will perform better and enjoy yourself more along the way. For folks who engage in strength and endurance sports a cup or two of coffee beforehand helps their performance. And, it turns out that sex is better too for coffee drinkers. What? Does coffee make sex better?
Scientific research shows that coffee can lead to sexual arousal in females. Studies of sixtyish men and women show that coffee drinking women have sex more frequently and coffee drinking men have higher potency.
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Coffee is a brewed drink made from roasted coffee beans, which come from the seeds of berries from the Coffea plant native to Africa. Coffee plants are now cultivated in over 70 countries, and the most common varieties are arabica and robusta. Once picked, coffee beans are processed, dried, roasted, ground, and brewed to produce coffee. The earliest evidence of coffee drinking was in 15th century Yemen, and it later spread throughout the Middle East, Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Today, Brazil is the largest coffee producer though Vietnam and Indonesia are also major producers. Coffee is often consumed alongside meals or as part of social gatherings like coffee breaks.
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- 13. © Educomp Learning Pvt. Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction or copying in any form is prohibited Index Play/Pause • Plant diseases , soil erosion , climatic fluctuations and careless picking are some problems faced by coffee growers. • Brazil is the leading exporter of coffee in the world. It is also known as the “Coffee pot of the world.” Pie Chart showing coffee export by Brazil
- 14. © Educomp Learning Pvt. Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction or copying in any form is prohibited Index Play/Pause • A shepherd in Africa was herding his sheep one day when he noticed them acting very strangely. They appeared jittery and energetic (which must be quite odd, coming from a sheep). Upon further investigation, the shepherd saw that they were eating coffee beans from coffee plants. The rest, they say, is history. • Coffee is so popular that it even has its own holidays. Costa Ricans celebrate coffee on September 12th, while the Irish celebrate coffee on September 19th. A few days later, on October 1st, Japanese people celebrate “Coffee Day”.
- 15. © Educomp Learning Pvt. Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction or copying in any form is prohibited Index Play/Pause • An average coffee tree typically takes five years to mature. On top of that, each tree produces only about 1-2 pounds of coffee annually. • Coffee also has other health-related value. Coffee contains antioxidants, which help prevent harmful substances called free radicals from inflicting damage on your body. The drink also increases the benefit of pain-killers, could potentially help with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, temporarily increases cognitive performance including alertness, recall, and multitasking, and can even serve as a laxative.
- 16. © Educomp Learning Pvt. Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction or copying in any form is prohibited Index Play/Pause • Espresso reigns supreme in Italy and France, while people in the Middle East prefer spiced coffee. Flavored coffee is becoming very popular in the United States and South America, while older generations all over the world tend to prefer black coffee. • There are actually two types of coffee consumed today: coffee made from Arabica coffee beans and coffee made from robusta coffee beans. The coffee in your supermarket is mostly robusta, while the higher-end coffee in your supermarket – along with that sold in most cafes, coffee houses, and restaurants – is arabica.
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