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Farm Details
Lot#: 27 Randolfo Sorto Bautista - Sirara
Lot#27: Randolfo Sorto Bautista - Sirara Lot#27: Randolfo Sorto Bautista - Sirara Lot#27: Randolfo Sorto Bautista - Sirara
History

Our family has been devoted to the cultivation of coffee for generations. Everything began with my grandparents who began the cultivation of the coffee with some plants and I grew this way among you hoist of coffee. From very early they taught me as sowing, to pay, to take care and to gather the coffee so this was an essential part of my growth and of my education when it was small and now it has become a way of life and passion.

The dedication and the acquired knowledge have transmitted them to the new generations. In a beginning we cultivate varieties like borbon and typical until arriving to the variety that we use now that the catuai.

Quality Practices

He wet mill the coffee using the traditional method. He does cultural practices for weed control, insects' control (left over fruits harvest), artisan traps and also pruning for weave renovation. His wet mill has a classification canal in which he separates the first and second quality coffee. The drying process take place on a cement platform and when ready the final grain is packed in new nylon bags and storage adequately.

Environmental Care

All this coffee is shade grown with species like guama, pepeto and banana he uses artisan traps for pest control.

Fertilization

Nitrogen, phosphorus and Potassium are the most used fertilizers in this farm 

Disease and Pest Control

Cultural practices and artisan traps for the coffee berry borer ( Hypothenemus hampei ) are done. 

Harvesting

Handpicking of ripe grains of Coffee begins in November and finish in March. This task is performed by skillful men and woman.

Pulping and Fermentation

He has his own pulping machine and fermentation tanks with classification canals for best separation of coffee types.

Drying

Very clean cement platform and mesh table

Other Statistics:
Annual Production: 400 bags
Soil type: Frank sanded loamy 
Annual precipitation: 1,450 mm
Shade Trees Species: Guama, Liquidambar, roble
Water Source: Natural water sources from the farm
Number of Permanent Employees: 2
Number of Temporary Employees: 30 - 60

Property Characteristics: Coffee Characteristics:
Farm: Sirara
Farmer: Randolfo Sorto Bautista
Rank: 27
City: Marcala
Region: La Paz
Country: Honduras
Farm Size: 30.00 Hectares
Coffee growing area: 30.00 Hectares
Altitude: 1510 masl
Certification: None
Variety: Catuaí
Processing System: Wet processing
Lot Size: 23 bags
International Jury Score: 85.93
Cupping Number #: 530
Price: 1.50 USD
Winning Bidder: Toa Coffee Co.,Ltd.
Jury Descriptions: sweet, honey, soft, mellow, peach, velvety, hint of date, solid good coffee
Please Note: If a number appears in brackets next to a description it indicates the number of jurors that agreed with that particular decription.

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