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agroforestry

How Shade Coffee Lends Conservation a Hand

When managed in the right way, the farms that provide our morning brew can be a refuge for plant and animal biodiversity Q&A — Ecologist Ivette Perfecto Up in the...
2024.02.07
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agroforestryantsbatsbiodiversitybirdsCBBCentral AmericaChiapascoffee borer beetleColumnscrop diversificationdiseasesenvironmental sustainabilityFarmer IssuesinsectsIvette PerfectoKimberly Williams-GuillénKnowable Magazineland managementland useMexicomonocultureorganicOriginpestsRussell Greenbergshadeshade grownSmithsonian Migratory Bird CenterSouth AmericaSustainabilityUniversity of Michiganコーヒー
CBB

Hawaii Study: Picking, Not Pesticides, May Be Best Tool Against CBB

By using fewer pesticides to control coffee berry borer (CBB) populations, Hawaiian coffee farmers may actually increase coffee production, harvested coffee quality and even economic gains. This counterintuitive outcome regarding...
2023.08.10
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CBBCentral Americacoffee borer beetlefarm managementFarmer IssuesHawaiilabor issuesland managementLuis AristizábalMarisa WallMelissa JohnsonOriginpest managementpesticidespestsresearchscienceSouth AmericaSustainabilitySuzanne Shrinerコーヒー
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