Introduction of coffee producing areas in Nicaragua-Matagalpa producing areas

Selva Negra farm means "Black Forest". In this corner of the forest, you can occasionally hear the sharp cries of howler monkeys.

You can also see the giant mouth breathing on the pole. Because it is located at the entrance to the Matagalpa producing area of Nicaragua, it is much easier to wait for other areas in the mountain area.

As a result, the farmers here feel sorry for the life of farming.

In 1890, the Nicaraguan government and German immigrants jointly planted coffee, making the area a major coffee plant.

After being called the German city fortress after Hammonia, Wani Grantham was the death of a German Mr. Bosche.

It was his first place after he emigrated from Germany to Nicaragua.

Tawanigala is a special coffee farm in Tagalpa, part of which is a coffee-growing area and another is a mountain resort.

Vanigala is not only a special forest, but also a primeval forest composed of a nature reserve, which comes from the Rain Water of the forest itself and the moisture in the forest.

It is enough to maintain the appropriate degree and level.

Selva Negra farm means "Black Forest". In this corner, you can not only hear the screams of howler monkeys, but also see the giant mouths breathing on the pole.

Because it is located at the entrance to the Matagalpa producing area of Nicaragua, it is much easier to wait for other areas in the mountain area, so the farmers here feel worried about their planting life.

In 1890, the Nicaraguan government and German immigrants jointly planted coffee, making the area a major coffee plant.

He was called the German city fortress after Hammonia, and the death of Mr. Bosche, a German, was his first settlement after he emigrated from Germany to Nicaragua.

Tawanigala is a special coffee farm in Tagalpa, part of which is a coffee-growing area and another is a mountain resort.

Vanigala is not only a special forest, but also a virgin forest made up of nature reserves.

Rain Water from the forest itself and the moisture in the forest form a permanent cycle, which is enough to maintain the appropriate degree and level.