Ciriaco Martínez Banegas: A life dedicated to coffee
Honduran coffee producer increased productivity on his coffee farm thanks to practices learned in MOCCA training.
Honduran coffee producer increased productivity on his coffee farm thanks to practices learned in MOCCA training.
In the department of Ahuachapán, El Salvador, coffee producer Luis González increased his productivity by 50%.
Heilyn Arauz doubled the productivity of her coffee plantation by applying better pest and disease control practices, pruning and selective harvesting.
In the department of El Paraíso (Honduras), coffee grower Delfa Mondragón increased her productivity by 60% by implementing practices for managing plant tissues and organic fertilizers in her plantation.
Coffee producers in Huehuetenango increased their productivity by 40% thanks to the practices learned in MOCCA training.
In Jaén, Peru, Juan Vásquez and his wife went from harvesting 30 quintals of coffee per hectare to harvesting 70 quintals per hectare.
By implementing good agricultural practices learned in MOCCA and VOLCAFE training, Tereso Vasquez went from harvesting 30 quintals of coffee to harvesting 75 quintals.
The combination of crop cultivation and organic fertilizer production has simplified the work for this Peruvian farmer, who is also saving on fertilizer purchases.
Honduran coffee producer cuts fertilization costs in half by making organic fertilizers using regenerative practices recommended by MOCCA.
JDE Peet’s, USDA and TechnoServe to collaborate in program benefiting over 35,000 coffee producers.