The Origin, planting History and Ecological Environment of Hamant Manor

The Origin, planting History and Ecological Environment of Hamant Manor

Hartman Manor's coffee has always been one of the best in Panama, winning the Best of Panama in 2006.

In order to protect the ecology of the forest, based on the principle of not felling and reclamation, it is called shady coffee cultivation, and has obtained "bird-friendly certification". Coffee peel and pulp are made into special powders for composting, in order to avoid the pollution of chemical fertilizer to the environment. Organic cultivation.

History of the estate:

Hartmann Manor is named after its family name. Its founder, Mr.Alois St. Hartmann (Luis Hartmann), was born in Czechoslovakia in 1891. At the beginning of World War I, his mother decided to hide Hartman in the cabin and take him to PennsyIvania after two brothers died on the battlefield. In 1911, when he was 20 years old, he traveled to Panama with friends, and he decided to live here in Chiriqui. In 1912 he established his first base in the virgin forest of the Candela region and began to grow coffee. Currently inherited by the third generation of Ratibor, Ratibor's sons and daughters, Raibor and five other brothers work together to manage different affairs within the estate, and the whole family works together to continue Hartman Manor. Geisha is planted in an area up to 2100 meters high on the manor.

Manor Ecology:

At present, it is known that two books have been published on the theme of bird-friendly and tree-shaded cultivation of Hartman Manor, and more than 10 papers have been published in scientific journals, indicating that their reputation is not only famous in the coffee industry. Its efforts to protect the environment have spread far beyond the scientific community. With the eye-catching Toucan as the core symbol, he has been playing a behind-the-scenes role in driving technology in Panama, from Winey Natural, which is famous for super-ripe beans in the sun, Honey B, which works with Ninety Plus technology, Willem Boot, which has made a splash for BOP, and La Mula, who manages the entire farm. The Hartmann family has always played a very important role.

In the past, the Geisha of Finca Hartmann has been contracted by several foreign bakers, and this production season is probably the first time to come to Taiwan.

Friendly Bird Certification ensures Organic Coffee

1. it is helpful to plant in a sound environment for birds.

2. Coffee is grown in at least 40% of the shade

3. Must be a coffee farm that meets the USDA official organic certification of the United States.