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> The article below regarding sun-grown coffee deforestation was
> sent to me. Does anyone know more about this?
> Marilyn
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Kirk
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laotel.com? Are you in Thailand?
Yes, a good cup of coffee is a delight.
Are you a grower?
Kirklres1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
ay's life styles/ Arabica the 8/5 and
the family life. More information if you require is available from here, as are samples of the real stuff. Doug - Original Message - From: Kirk McLoren To: biofuel@sustainablelists.org Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 2:59 AM Subject: Re: [Biof
I would assume not harvested with herbicide Not exactly Juan Valdez and his burro but a far cry from Monsanto KirkChris Lloyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I find I can only tolerate organic coffee. < I did not realise the organic label meant it had to be hand picked, I just though
the real stuff.
Doug
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Kirk
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] sun-grown coffee
deforestation
I find I can only tolerate organic coffee. My wife responds even worse to
th
> I find I can only tolerate organic coffee. <
I did not realise the organic label meant it
had to be hand picked, I just thought it was grown without
chemicals. Chris
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I find I can only tolerate organic coffee. My wife responds even worse to the regular stuff. It is my understanding non organic is picked by defoliating the tree and all the beans are taken at once not just the ripe ones. Thus the current trend for heavy or "French" roast to mask the state of the b
The article below regarding sun-grown coffee deforestation was
sent to me. Does anyone know more about this?
Marilyn
Americans consume 130,000,000 cups of coffee every day? Until
the 1970s, farmers mostly used sustainable agricultural
techniques to grow coffee. Traditionally, shade grown coffee
