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Is Fruit Rot Threatening Yunnan Coffee Production?: The Science Behind It + What It Means for Buyers

April 2, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on Is Fruit Rot Threatening Yunnan Coffee Production?: The Science Behind It + What It Means for Buyers

The first case of Fusarium coffeibaccae, a fruit-rotting pathogen, has been reported on coffee plants in Yunnan, China—but how will it impact the supply chain? BY BHAVI PATEL BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured photo by Dang […]

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Coffee and CBD—a Match Made in Heaven?

July 11, 2023 baristamagazine Comments Off on Coffee and CBD—a Match Made in Heaven?

We discuss the growing trend of CBD coffee and try it for ourselves. BY EMILY JOY MENESES BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photo by CRYSTALWEED cannabis on Unsplash Editor’s note: The effects of CBD are still being […]

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World Coffee Research Launches Robusta Variety Catalog 

June 6, 2023 Chris Ryan Comments Off on World Coffee Research Launches Robusta Variety Catalog 

A complement to the organization’s arabica variety catalog, the new resource profiles 47 robusta varieties to help farmers make informed choices about what they plant.   BY CHRIS RYANBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of World Coffee […]

Collaborations

Miir, World Coffee Research Launch Artists’ Collaboration Series

January 31, 2022 baristamagazine Comments Off on Miir, World Coffee Research Launch Artists’ Collaboration Series

The collection of sustainable drinkware, featuring art by Lucy T. Smith and Michael Buchino, will raise awareness and funds for the nonprofit’s work.  FROM STAFF REPORTS Photos courtesy of World Coffee Research World Coffee Research […]

Food and Drink

The Magic of Coffee and Food Pairings: Part One

November 1, 2021 baristamagazine Comments Off on The Magic of Coffee and Food Pairings: Part One

Scientific research is getting down to the core of finding the best ways to pair food with coffee. BY YKER VALERIOSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Cover photo courtesy of Alex Padurariu for Unsplash A couple […]

Experiments

Christopher Hendon Aims to Simplify Coffee with Science

April 6, 2020 baristamagazine Comments Off on Christopher Hendon Aims to Simplify Coffee with Science

The published coffee author and academic professor is becoming the go-to scientist for specialty coffee. BY CRAIG BATORYSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of Christopher Hendon Editor’s note: Recently, we featured Scott Rao in […]

Coffee

Astrophysicist Jonathan Gagné Connects Science and Brewing Via Coffee Ad Astra

February 24, 2020 baristamagazine Comments Off on Astrophysicist Jonathan Gagné Connects Science and Brewing Via Coffee Ad Astra

Jonathan Gagné uses his own scientific background to better understand coffee brewing by publishing experiments on his blog Coffee Ad Astra. BY CRAIG BATORYSPECIAL TO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of Jonathan Gagné When astrophysicist […]

Coffee

Coffee Science Foundation Launches Two-Year Cold-Brew Research Plan

February 20, 2020 Katrina Yentch Comments Off on Coffee Science Foundation Launches Two-Year Cold-Brew Research Plan

With funding from Toddy, the CSF will conduct experiments, research, lectures, and more. BY KATRINA YENTCHBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE The Coffee Science Foundation (CSF), a subsidiary of the Specialty Coffee Association, has recently secured funding to […]

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Worms and Germs—Exploring Soil Health and Fermentation

May 3, 2019 Ashley Rodriguez Comments Off on Worms and Germs—Exploring Soil Health and Fermentation

Worms and Germs, an event hosted by Lucia Solis and Sam Knowlton, looked at the relationship between soil health, fermentation, and coffee quality. BY ASHLEY RODRIGUEZBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Where does quality in coffee come from? […]

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Seven Miles Coffee Is on the Search for Peak Freshness in Coffee

March 29, 2018 Ashley Rodriguez Comments Off on Seven Miles Coffee Is on the Search for Peak Freshness in Coffee

Seven Miles Coffee in Sydney recently published its findings on the relationship between coffee packaging and freshness. One takeaway: You may be able to hold onto a bag of beans a lot longer than you […]

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