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Complete Commercial Coffee Production & Export Manual
Coffee farming is one of the most profitable plantation agribusiness ventures globally. Coffee beans are traded internationally and processed into roasted coffee products consumed worldwide. With rising specialty coffee demand, commercial coffee cultivation offers strong export and value-addition opportunities.
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Hardier variety grown at lower altitudes. Higher yield and caffeine content. Strong disease resistance.
Shade management improves bean quality and plant longevity.
Prepare land with proper drainage. Dig planting holes (60cm x 60cm) and mix soil with compost or manure.
Spacing: 2.5m x 2.5m (varies by variety and management system).
Produces cleaner, premium-quality beans. Requires water and fermentation tanks.
Whole cherries are sun-dried. Lower cost but requires good drying conditions.
Coffee begins bearing fruit 2–3 years after planting and reaches full production in 4–5 years.
Specialty-grade coffee commands premium international prices. Direct trade, certification (organic/fair trade), and local roasting increase value addition.
Well-managed plantations remain productive for 20–30 years.