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What is the bourbon HIU HIU plan for honey treatment at Cajamarca Farm in El Salvador?

Published: 2024-11-03 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/03, El Salvador Cajamaca Farm Honey treatment HIU country: El Salvador production area: San Geronimo, Nehaba Farm name: Cajamarca Farm owner: Ricardo Enrique vila lvarez level: SHB altitude: 1650 m Annual rainfall: 1800-2200 mm varieties: bourbon treatment: honey treatment harvest time: November and February of the following year

El Cajamarca Farm Honey Processing HIU

Country: El Salvador

Region: San Geronimo, Nejapa

Farm name: Cajamarca Farm

Farm owner: Ricardo Enrique Ávila Álvarez

Grade: SHB

Altitude: 1,650 m

Annual rainfall: 1800 - 2200 mm

Breed: Bourbon

Treatment: honey treatment

Harvest time: one harvest per year between November and February of the following year

Appearance: 17~18 mesh

Flavor: Very sweet, low complexity, strong floral, sweet for a long time and does not produce qualitative change, lingering Oriental Beauty tea fragrance, jasmine flower concentration above the throat,

HIQ (High Quality) As its name implies, it is a development plan to help improve the quality of small farms. It is the same as the Ethiopian Red Cherry Project. HIU is the executive promotion company of HIQ coffee beans. HIU will find special high-quality farms such as miniature, variety, treatment method and climate, and then educate farmers to comply with HIU's production specifications, including measuring the sugar content of coffee cherries and maintaining an organic environment friendly to the production land. Hiu currently has cooperative counseling farms in El Salvador, Panama, Ethiopia (Taiwan once invited HIU personnel to Taiwan to guide the production of Alishan coffee). The coffee produced is rare and unique, highlighting the difference from ordinary coffee and more in line with the coffee consumers want.

El Salvador HIU Cajamarca farm, farm founder Robert Ejuarez came to El Salvador from Colombia in 1850 after buying this land, began to grow coffee trees with his family This is the origin of Cajamarca farm! The farm is located on the edge of San Jerome Avenue in Nejapa, so transportation is very convenient. Most of the farm is used for afforestation and ecological conservation work, employing about 40 regular employees and 150 temporary harvest farmers during harvest.

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