87.80
History
I come originally from the municipality of Pedregal, my father was a coffee producer too. Before being a coffee grower I was a trader in coffee. I had the chance to study and I got my title in Agricultural Enterprises Management. I have also been a teacher for 10 years now. I live in the farm with my mother, my aunt and 3 nephews. I am still single. I am a member of the association of producers of the region.
Environmental Care
I always protect the native sources of water in the farm, I plant native trees in the protected areas and close to the water sources. All the solid wastes are recycled, I also use red sworms for producing compost from the pulp of the cherries. I teach this in the school I work for and every student have to apply this in the farms they live.
Coffee Processing Information
During harvest season, I have to take special control of the picking, if necessary I do have to pick several times the week, to assure the picking of red cherries only. The depulping is done at 5 pm each day, fermentation takes 12-14 hours, after this coffee is washed, and finally dried in parabolic driers.
Other Statistics:
Soil Type: Franco Limoso
Annual Precipitation: 1,750 millimeters
Shade Grown Type: 80% Shade Grown
Water Source: Natural Source and Municipalty Aqueduct
No. Permanent Employees: 2
No. Temporary Employees: 10
Rank | 12 |
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Farm Name | El Cauchito |
Farmer/Rep. | Libardo Cuellar |
Altitude | 1750 |
Country | Colombia North |
Year | 2007 |
Size (30kg boxes) | 15 |
City | Inza |
Region | Cauca |
Program | Colombia North 2007 |
Month | - |
Processing system | Traditional Wet Processing |
Variety | Catura |
Coffee Growing Area | 3 |
Farm Size | 4 |
High bid | 5.70 |
Total value | 13194.67 |
High bidders | Marubeni Corporation |