Regenerative Coffee: Does how its grown matter?

Are you curious about the difference between conventional and regenerative coffee? In this video, we'll explore the question and answer it!
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After watching this video, you'll have a better idea of whether regenerative coffee is the right choice for you and the important impact it can make on farms around the world with its regenerative sourcing!
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[@henrysylvester-williams9143]

Thanks for the information. Prior to this, I had never heard of shade grown organic coffee.

[@GrowthMindset-ru8jo]

That makes sense about the mold. I just never thought about it

[@user-hh3cz1km6h]

American Indian cafetal (coffee groves) are not touched till harvest. A week or so prior to harvest, men go in and chop down all the brush, flattening it like we do cover crops to armor the soil. Beans are picked and the grove abandoned till next time.

[@marcgrabuledaprat4204]

Cafetal is a spanish word. American Indians meaning which tribes, they have different practices and traditions

[@marcgrabuledaprat4204]

You don’t tell us how purity coffee addresses the mold issue. Without that you’re no different than other fair trade coffees

[@RegenerativeFarmersofAmerica]

Our focus is regenerative. Read on their website about their mold process. Link in video description