Some Very Tall Coffee Plants in East Timor

[@betterworldok3802]

You made a good narrative about the coffee, the estimation of how much coffee a farmer makes, a short history of our country and you show us the beauty of our landscape. Obrigado

[@leomlay]

No, he is highlighting the neglect of the plantation

[@diggindiggenit6540]

Such an amazing place I just ordered both varieties you have in stock along with a couple other, can't wait to try it again, I am pretty sure a long while back I had tried some and liked it.
Can you imagine if they had kept an more organized method of production of the coffee plants and cultivation methods what a difference.

[@altijdwelwat]

Truly magnificent! Thanks Tom for sharing.
For a moment - talking about the chicken, with your unctuous speaking- you sounded just like Bob Ross, walking through one of his painted forests... making the viewer feel relaxed, jovial and... happy!

[@santhoshgowda105]

How you harvest it?

[@SweetMariasCoffee]

Timor coffee is generally picked, pulped of skin, fermented and washed then laid out on patios to dry. Here's more info about coffee from Timor. legacy.sweetmarias.com/library/timor/