Introduction of Colombian Coffee Manor and producing area

In the past 12-13 years, in order to increase production and income, Colombia, a big coffee country, has rewarded improved new varieties in the form of national policies (high fruit rate, strong resistance to diseases and insect pests, and low planting costs). It is even semi-mandatory to cut down old varieties and change them to improved varieties in some areas. Under such conditions, in order to protect the old varieties with small yield, easy to diseases and insect pests, but with high quality, the manor has been firmly rejecting the government's request for improved varieties, so that today's old varieties Tibica and Bobang have survived.

The manor does not use convenient and efficient sorting machine, but to maintain the traditional laborious fermentation, daylight drying method. In order to protect the shade-loving trees from the strong sun, shade trees were planted around the coffee trees, weeding, irrigation and fertilization management were meticulous.