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How Farmer Training Programs Are Strengthening Kenyan Coffee Production

September 16, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on How Farmer Training Programs Are Strengthening Kenyan Coffee Production

A look at farmer training programs in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya, where producers learn all things coffee: from cultivation to navigating the coffee market. BY OGLAH MOROGO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured image: Coffee farmers apply […]

PDC Origin Stories: Three people stand on top of a hill, looking out at a coffee farm in Colombia.
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The Future of Specialty Coffee Depends on Who Stays at Origin

August 4, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on The Future of Specialty Coffee Depends on Who Stays at Origin

One young farmer’s story shows why the future of coffee depends on creating opportunities at origin. BY LUIS MOJICA PEREZ BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of Project to Decolonize Coffee What to know: The first […]

Cupping Ugandan coffee with Mountain Harvest
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Uganda is Making Waves in the Specialty-Coffee Scene

July 14, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on Uganda is Making Waves in the Specialty-Coffee Scene

Long overlooked in the specialty sector, Ugandan coffee producers broke records at a Mountain Harvest auction earlier this month. BY BHAVI PATEL BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of Mountain Harvest What to know: Ugandan coffee […]

Toward a More Equitable Industry: An overhead view of the coffee bar at Akha Ama Coffee, a cafe in Chiangmai, Thailand. A barista works at the wooden bar, which is topped with an espresso machine and other coffee-related equipment.
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Meet the Coffee Businesses Fighting for a More Equitable Industry

May 27, 2025 baristamagazine Comments Off on Meet the Coffee Businesses Fighting for a More Equitable Industry

In an effort to create more equality from farm to cup, these coffee shops and roasteries are putting farmers at the forefront of their work. BY JODEE FOKBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos by Ariel Ngan Often […]

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