#coffee picking

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30,000 Families Still Earn Their Livelihood From Picking Coffee In Costa Rica

30,000 Families Still Earn Their Livelihood From Picking Coffee In Costa Rica

Photos from La Nacion report “30.000 familias todavía se ganan el sustento en cogidas de café”

Q COSTA RICA (Nacion.com) It’s 11am, Thursday, December 15. Veronica Quiros’ one-year-old baby is crying of hunger in the middle of a sunny coffee plantation in San Pedro de Barva, Heredia.

Her 10 year-old daughter reaches out for the infant lying in a basket full off fresh picked coffee beans, to give…

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30,000 Families Still Earn Their Livelihood From Picking Coffee In Costa Rica

30,000 Families Still Earn Their Livelihood From Picking Coffee In Costa Rica

Photos from La Nacion report “30.000 familias todavía se ganan el sustento en cogidas de café”

Q COSTA RICA (Nacion.com) It’s 11am, Thursday, December 15. Veronica Quiros’ one-year-old baby is crying of hunger in the middle of a sunny coffee plantation in San Pedro de Barva, Heredia.

Her 10 year-old daughter reaches out for the infant lying in a basket full off fresh picked coffee beans, to give…

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Come check out the start of a detail on how coffee is made from the very beginning. 

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Pick'n Coffee!!!!  Sam and I have been picking coffee the past three days (Mon, Tues, Wed) at Nikki's boyfriend's farm.  We decided to work three 8 hour days so that we could enjoy a lonnnng (much needed) four day weekend!  We are planning on going to Linda's house for her annual Thanksgiving potluck- we are bringing lilikoi (passion fruit) juice and a big kale salad.  Dinner starts at 2pm and afterwards, I'll be spending my evening down the road at my other WWOOFer friends farm for their Thanksgiving festivities. Let the fun begin!  HAPPY THANKSGIVING :) <3