The Republic of Cameroon is an African country and known geographic and ethnic diversity. Located in the northwest province of Cameroon, is a mountainous region as Boyo, seeking to improve living standards for many farmers is well known. At the end of 1990, agricultural co-operative initiative with the aim of providing new farmers a fair price for their coffee started. The means to do this is through the aboveStandardization of the stages of cultivation and processing to produce a consistently high quality coffee Arabica. Marketing of their coffee under the name - Boyo - in their region.
The farmers seem to be on the right track, thus providing a high quality, robust coffee. The enchanting coffee Boyo properties are presumably the rich, dark volcanic soils in ideal climatic conditions lead to the cultivation of coffee. The beginning of the rain falls with increasingcoffee plants. And then just as ripe for starting the coffee cherries, the dry season begins. The sun stimulates the rich coffee beans quickly reach their optimal sugar content. This is the secret to Boyo is unmistakable taste.
Boyo coffee passes through a complete process and all individuals - from sowing to harvest from which to choose. Cameroon Boyo Coffee has grown alongside other crops to spread the trees, minimizing the risk of infectionamong the coffee plants and avoids the need for herbicides and pesticides. To complete the land, farmers mix the pulp of coffee berries with the soil around each tree after the de-pulping process. To facilitate the farmers and their families, peeling, polishing and sorting of coffee beans by hand and then get the maximum wear of their harvest for the label Boyo coffee. Beans from Cameroon Boyo is also selected, sorted and marketed as Cameroon PeaberryCoffee. Cameron Boyo coffee is classified as organic.
The next time you're looking for an African coffee, I suggest you move away from African Standard - Kenya AA, Ethiopia and Tanzania Peaberry - Cameroon Boyo coffee to taste. In addition, enjoy a coffee, you can only help to some very hardworking farmers in Cameroon and without fear.
