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theworldfolio.com > interviews > ogawa-coffee-builds-global-coffee-culture-through-craftsmanship-sustainability-and-local-connection > 7544

The Worldfolio: Ogawa Coffee Builds Global Coffee Culture Through Craftsmanship, Sustainability and Local Connection

18+ hour, 4+ min ago   (1613+ words) Founded in Kyoto, Ogawa Coffee combines roasting expertise, responsible sourcing and café experiences with a long-term commitment to preserving coffee culture. Through projects such as Ogawa Coffee Laboratory and Takanawa Gateway City, the company connects coffee with hospitality, sustainability, design…...


medium.com > @explorewithtosh > the-sound-of-mist-and-moss-deciphering-the-analog-agriculture-of-alishan-45758de527a5

The Sound of Mist and Moss: Deciphering the Analog Agriculture of Alishan

15+ hour, 48+ min ago   (365+ words) Where the high-altitude cloud ocean meets the precision of the micro-lot: An insider’s guide to the ultimate tea, coffee …...


bioengineer.org > ancient-honeycomb-stone-walls-slash-erosion-and-boost-sorghum-yields-in-benin

Ancient Honeycomb Stone Walls Slash Erosion and Boost Sorghum Yields in

1+ day, 15+ hour ago   (622+ words) On the steep, rocky hillsides of Boukombé in northwestern Benin, farmers have spent generations arranging stones into patterns that resemble the cells of a beehive....


buenosairesherald.com > what-to-do-in-argentina > what-to-do-in-buenos-aires > food-drinks > the-evolving-ritual-of-buenos-aires-coffee

The evolving ritual of Buenos Aires coffee

3+ day, 6+ hour ago   (834+ words) “Who was the first person to serve you coffee?” Coffee expert and journalist Sabrina Cuculiansky always poses that question when trying to explain the evolution of coffee drinking in Argentina. Chances are, most people will answer they had their café…...


bkreader.com > featured-news > williamsburg-salsa-class-raises-money-for-colombian-earthquake-survivors-12756640

Williamsburg Salsa Class Raises Money For Colombian Earthquake Survivors

5+ day, 13+ hour ago   (388+ words) When a magnitude 7.4 earthquake hit western Colombia in early August, Colombian American Yailenne Escobar knew she had to do something about it. So she brought Colombia to Williamsburg through salsa. According to the United Nations, over 400 people are missing, 300 people…...


bioengineer.org > hidden-bacteria-in-brazilian-coffee-soils-could-replace-synthetic-fertilizers

Hidden Bacteria in Brazilian Coffee Soils Could Replace Synthetic

2+ day, 4+ hour ago   (524+ words) Deep in the soils of Brazil’s coffee heartland, a quiet revolution is brewing....


click2houston.com > houston-life > 09/11/2026 > kefita-coffee-bringing-authentic-ethiopian-coffee-and-culture-to-houston

Kefita coffee bringing authentic Ethiopian coffee and culture to Houston

2+ day, 18+ hour ago   (246+ words) Houston – Ethiopian New Year is a time for celebration, tradition and community, and one Houston coffee shop is giving locals a chance to experience a taste of that culture. Kefita Coffee, located in Midtown, was opened by a mother-and-daughter duo…...


cleanthesky.com > innovation > solarpowered-food-processing

Solar-Powered Food Processing

4+ day, 7+ hour ago   (153+ words) Clean the Sky - Solar-Powered Food Processing Trend Hunter Solar-powered food processing is creating new economic opportunities in the Brazilian Amazon through a solar-battery mini-grid in Bela Conquista. The system combines 50 kWp of solar capacity with 165 kWh of battery storage to…...