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What are the geographical conditions of climate soil and moisture in wheat tea coffee cocoa cotton and rubber?
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Why is Venezuela a major coffee producer?
Venzeuela has a climate that is ideal for coffee growing.The tierra templada of Venezuela has a temperate year round climate.
What climate does coffee need to grow in?
Coffee bean plants are typically grown in and around South America. These plants prefer a hot and humid type of climate.
Does Australia grow tea and coffee?
no the UK does not grow coffe but in other places the do
Why do Costa Ricans grow coffee?
coffee, eco tourism, not having an army, its climate, prostitution
Why do farmers in the Great Plains grow corn instead of coffee?
Climate. Coffee plants need a much different climate, as well as a lot more hand labor.
What is the purpose of roasting coffee beans?
Roasting eliminates the moisture from the bean, releasing the flavor.
How should you store coffee?
Unground, in an airtight container, in a cool, dry place. Air, moisture, heat, odors, and light will destroy the flavor of your coffee.
Names and climate and countress that grow sugar and coffee?
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What is the main attraction in Costa Rica?
Volcanoes Coffee Tropical Climate
What is the highest and lowest geographical locations in jamacia?
Blue Mountain Peak, at 7,402-feet, is the highest geographical location in Jamaica. Blue Mountain Peak is the home of Blue Mountain coffee. The lowest geographical point is the beach on the Caribbean Sea.
Which Country makes the Most Coffee US or Brazil?
Brazil. The only state in the USA which has a climate conducive to producing coffee is Hawaii
What crop the plantations grow?
Plantations may grow a variety of crops depending on the region and climate, but common plantation crops include sugarcane, coffee, tea, cotton, tobacco, and rubber. The choice of crop is usually based on factors like soil fertility, climate conditions, and market demand.
