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Anita Kucharska & Maciek "Kruger" KiersztynCENTRAL AMERICAOrosi - coffee plantation (cafetal), Costa Rica |
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Central America › Map Costa Rica › Orosi - coffee |
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Before the coffee gets into a cup... |
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Coffee plantations (cafetales) - The Orosi Valley |
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Coffee plantations (cafetales) - The Orosi Valley |
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Coffee plantations (cafetales) - The Orosi Valley |
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Coffee plantation |
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Welcome to a coffee plantation |
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Single coffee plant |
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Coffee beans |
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Coffee beans - the red ones are ready for harvest |
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Coffee harvest in the Orosi Valley |
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In Costa Rica coffee is harvested by the Nicaraguans |
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Women harvesting coffee on a plantation |
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Women harvesting coffee on a plantation |
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Workers finish work on plantations about 2:00pm |
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Nicaraguan workers leaving plantations after work |
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Freshly harvested coffee goes to a processing plant |
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Coffee processing plant Santa María of the F. J. Orlich company in Orosi |
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Coffee is being poured into boxes |
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Pouring coffee beans |
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Pouring coffee beans |
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Coffee box - about 1 Hl |
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Coffee box - about 1 Hl |
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Quality check of delivered coffee |
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A tank, where the coffee beans are poured |
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Coffee is transported by means of water |
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Coffee is transported by means of water |
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Selecting cofee seeds |
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Removing the coffee seeds from their skins |
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Removing the coffee seeds from their skins |
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Coffee seeds removed from skins |
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Skins |
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Removed seeds ferment in concrete tanks |
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Skins are transported away on trailers and used as a fertilizer |
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Burning wood provides hot air for drying coffee |
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Drying coffee seeds in rotating reels |
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Dried seeds are put into sacks |
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Selecting seeds with regard to their size |
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A sack of dried coffee seeds |
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Weighing a sack of coffee |
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Coffee warehouse |
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Coffee warehouse with coffee ready for shipment |
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Famous Costa Rica coffee |
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The Santa María coffee plant has its own test-roasting facility |
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After roasting, coffee is poured into a mixer |
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Mixing hot coffee beans |
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Examining a ready product |
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Fresh, roasted coffee from Costa Rica! |
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