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| Brewing Coffee | A World of Coffee Flavors | Alex Scofield |
| | A description of tastes and flavors for coffee beans from major world regions, and some factors that contribute to a coffee's taste. | |
| Coffee Agriculture | Biodiversity In Relation To Coffee Plantations | Dr. Anand Titus and Geeta N. Pereira |
| | The term BIODIVERSITY has a very significant meaning. BIO refers to LIVING and LOGY refers to the discourse of science. As such all living entities on this planet earth have the right to live and carryout the tasks and functions assigned to them by nature. | |
| Coffee Agriculture | Coffee Forest Symbiosis | Dr. Anand Titus and Geeta N. Pereira |
| | India has been home to coffee for almost 200 years and has always been and still remains shade grown. However, with the winds of globalization and liberalization reaching the Indian shores, Forest grown Indian coffee is making inroads in the West as a specialty coffee. | |
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| Coffee Agriculture | Coffee Hotspots - An Inventory of Biodiversity | Dr. Anand Titus and Geeta N. Pereira |
| | Planet earth is the only GREEN planet of the Solar system that can support life. It is indeed a gem of creation and a magnificent masterpiece of Nature, sustaining millions of life forms. | |
| Coffee Agriculture | Eco-Friendly Indian Coffee: A Profile | Dr. Anand Titus and Geeta N. Pereira |
| | From a historic viewpoint, one needs to understand that Indian coffee Plantations are a result of the sacrifice of many generations. What the Grandfather plants, the great grandson enjoys and so on and so forth; it is a continuous process of trials and tribulations. | |
| Coffee Agriculture | Invisible Communications in Coffee Plantations | Dr. Anand Titus and Geeta N. Pereira |
| | Coffee Planters, world-wide are slowly beginning to realize that by their inherent actions, they have immense power to change the environment, far more, than in the past, because of the tremendous advances in science and technology. | |
| Coffee History | Monsooned Coffee | Stefanie Spencer |
| | In the 1600's coffee made its way to Europe, first through the port of Venice, Italy. By sea it traveled, and traveled, and traveled some more. | |
| Coffee Agriculture | Orange as an Intercrop Inside Coffee Plantations | Dr. Anand Titus and Geeta N. Pereira |
| | Not so long ago, Orange cultivation occupied a pride of place as an intercrop inside coffee plantations. | |
| Coffee Agriculture | The Ecodynamic Coffee Cube ^3 | Dr. Anand Titus and Geeta N. Pereira |
| | The Western Ghats, recognized world over as one among the 18 HOTSPOTS of the world, consist of some of the finest shade grown coffee plantations. | |
