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1. Farm & Producer Profile
Your first time here? Start by showing us around your farm. You'll only need to do this once.
2. New Coffee Application
Got a new coffee to tell us about? Use this page every time you have a new harvest to share.
For Farmers & Producers · Step 1 of 2

We would like to get to know you better.

Coffee is all about the dedication and the people behind the beans. We are interested in learning the details of your farm and your harvest. By understanding your unique way of working, we can share your story and your hard work with roasters exactly as it deserves. Take your time and tell us in your own words.

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Photos & Video
Good photos are what make your story come alive. Please follow this checklist.
✓At least 5 photos of the farm: the fields, the plants, the surroundings, and anything that makes your farm unique.
✓At least 1 portrait photo of you, the farmer or owner.
✓At least 1 photo with your team or colleagues: a group photo or people at work.
✓If you are able to make a nice quality video of your farm, please send it to us. This is what makes your story truly come alive.
Important: Please use the highest possible quality (HD). Please do NOT send them through WhatsApp or email; this lowers the quality too much. Instead, use WeTransfer.com (free, no account needed) or a Google Drive / Google Photos shared link, and paste that link below.
↗ Open WeTransfer
A little extra (optional)
We'd love to bring your farm's own sound into your story. If you can, find a quiet spot on the farm, place your phone down, and record a video of at least 3 minutes: just the natural sounds around you. You don't need to do anything with it; we'll take the sound from it ourselves.
Paste the WeTransfer or Google Drive/Photos link here. Make sure the link is set to "anyone with the link can view".
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The Farm / Origin
Basic facts about the land your coffee grows on.
On your phone: open Google Maps, find your farm, and copy the numbers shown when you tap and hold the location. On a computer: go to your farm's location on Google Maps, right-click on the exact spot, and the coordinates will appear. Copy and paste them here.
Tell us, for example, about how the farm started, the history of the land or surrounding area, your vision for the future of your farm, and why this location is so special.
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About You
The person (or family) behind the coffee.
How did you get into coffee? What makes your farm different? What do you want people to know about you?
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One sentence about what coffee or this land means to you.
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Sustainability & Impact
Real numbers matter more than general statements. Give us three concrete facts, each with a number if possible.
Ideas: reforestation hectares, water or energy saved, a research partnership, wages above the local minimum, a drying mill running on coffee husk, biodiversity or shade-tree cover, waste reduction, women in leadership roles.
Impact fact 1
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Impact fact 2
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Impact fact 3
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Certifications & Collaborations
Only fill this in if it applies to your farm.
For example: Rainforest Alliance certification, a university research partnership, a reforestation project you're part of, or an environmental organization you work with.
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Anything Else
Comments, tips, other statistics, or anything you'd like us to know that didn't fit above.
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Send it to us
Almost done: check that everything above is filled in, then send.

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Please fill in all required fields (marked with *), each with at least 3 characters, and the longer fields with at least 75 characters.
New coffee to share with us later? You won't need to fill in this page again. Just use the "New Coffee Application" page and mention your farm name.
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