Who here likes coffee?
In this post, I will share some pictures of young and old coffee cherries. My father has a small coffee plantation in Takengon, and this week I helped him harvest the coffee cherries on the plantation. I don't know how much coffee costs per kilo at the moment, but for the people of Central Aceh, coffee trees are one of their sources of income. When young, the coffee cherries are bright green, but when ripe, they turn red. In addition to their unique fruit, coffee trees also have very beautiful flowers that have a unique shape and a very beautiful color, namely white. In my opinion, harvesting coffee cherries is more difficult than harvesting cocoa cherries, the reason is that we have to pick each small coffee cherry one by one, but every effort will definitely be rewarded.
Harvesting coffee cherries is a very lengthy process. After harvesting them from the tree, we must peel the skin and dry them in the hot sun. Once the coffee beans are dry, we can sell them.
Okay everyone, now I'm going to share some pictures of these coffee cherries here.
