Behind the Cup |July 15, 2014 |By Greenwell Farms

2014/15 Kona Coffee Crop Promises to be a Great Year for Kona Coffee

The 2014/15 coffee season is shaping up to be one of the best crops in recent memory. The short crop in the previous season coupled with timely rains in January and February created several very large blooms. Consistent rain since the bloom season has made for optimal growing conditions.

This next season should be a good one.

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