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Ways of Coffea Harvest


The growth and development of plants depends on soil fertility conditions with quality maintenance, depend also on karacter genetics, climate and weather conditions or limited. At the time of climate change past few decades, a very large effect on growth and development, including flowering and harvest time. Plants are well maintained kopiyang already producing at age 2.5 - 3 years dependent on the climate and the type of coffee plant. Robusta coffee plant began producing at the age of 2.5 years, while the coffee arabica start producing at age 2.5 - 3 years. Coffee plants are grown in lowland fruit faster than on the plateau.
Coffee plants gradually enlarged and the larger canopy, branches and more branches. Flowers and berries grow in the branches that are still active. Usually the plants aged 7-9 years. Coffee plants aged 7-9 years average production of 500-1500 kg of coffee rice / ha / year. Coffee plants are intensively managed to achieve production of 2,000 men-kg / ha / year. Coffee fruit begins to mature in April / May to September / October. In wet areas, the distribution of the harvest more evenly than in the dry areas, so that a longer harvest period (April to October). The yield of coffee berries, which is the ratio between the weight of coffee beans and coffee heavy logs vary depending on the type of coffee. The yield of coffee robusta 22 - 24%, coffee arabica 16-18%, and coffee Liberika 10 -12%.

Since the formation of buds ready for harvest  is 8-11 months for Robusta coffee and 6-8 months for Arabica coffee. Some types of coffee such as coffee and coffee Liberika planted in wet areas, harvesting can be done throughout the year. Robusta coffee and coffee grown in arid regions generally produce fruit at certain seasons so that seasonally harvest. In Western Indonesia plantations coffee harvest in May / June and ends in August / September.

Coffee is not simultaneous flowering so not  the mature simultaneously, then gradually picked coffee. Red fruits are picked one by one by hand. Picking ways  of cherries is divided into three stages, namely:
1. Preliminary Picking . Usually picking a preliminary conducted in February-March.
2. The Second Picking (harvest). Harvest starts in May / June to pick fruit that is red. The harvest lasted for 4-5 months with a turn picking planting 10-14 days. This means that within 4-5 months of the coffee fruit can be harvested every 10-14 days. Green coffee fruits at harvest were carried away to be separated from the red fruit.
3. The Third Picking (lelesan / racutan). Racutan picking fruit is harvested green coffee is done when the rest of the fruit on the tree about 10%. The trick with picking all the fruit remaining on the tree either red or green. Once picked, the fruit is red separated with green fruit. While lelesan is of collecting all the fallen fruit around good coffee fruit tree red, green and fruit is hollow so as not to be a pest host fruit powder

How to Harvest
. High on coffee plants and fruit are not affordable by the hands of the required triangle ladder (ladder-legged three or four). The ladder can help you reach the coffee fruit without damaging the plant canopy. Coffee berries are picked one by one by hand and put in a basket or bag. After a basket or bag is full, put the cherries in a burlap sack. Fruit red, green, and black put in different jute sacks.








38 komentar:

  1. This article is very nice and interesting, but if you add a post-harvest treatment I think is better, because I really like pure coffee. bitter taste sensation also provide other benefits than other coffee. The resulting flavor dependent post-harvest processing and how to make it
    I have a question, is there any special treatment in cultivation to increase the concentration of the resulting flavor of coffee beans? such as the addition of certain enzymes and others

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  2. This article is very nice and interesting, but if you add some tips about harvest manner to keep quality of coffee I think is better. Good harvest manner can keep quality of coffea and increas yield of coffee.

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    1. Article is very good and interesting, but if you a post harvest treatment and tips about manner to keep quality of coffe I think is better. Question for you Sir, is there any special treatment in cultivation coffee ?

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    2. Article is very good and interesting, but if you a post harvest treatment and tips about manner to keep quality of coffe I think is better. Question for you Sir, is there any special treatment in cultivation coffee ?.

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  3. Article is very good and interesting, but if you a post harvest treatment and tips about manner to keep quality of coffe I think is better. Question for you Sir, is there any special treatment in cultivation coffee ?.

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  4. Article is very good and interesting, but if you a post harvest treatment and tips about manner to keep quality of coffe I think is better. Question for you Sir, is there any special treatment in cultivation coffee ?.

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  5. This article is easy to understand, but something is not clear, how can we distinguish coffee arabica, robusta, and liberika in physical terms the coffee plant is it? and is there a way to speed up the coffee harvest in terms of time?

    (Marcell)

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  6. This article is very nice and interesting. Question for you sir, seen from harvesting the coffee it self. which one is better to plant in Indonesia?

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  7. How good pruning for growth and fruit production of coffee, when pruning is done and what treatment was given after pruning so that the new shoots as expected?

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  8. your article is very good, because it's can add new knowledge to me. But sorry sir, in this article there is written that should be improved such as the word "karakter" is supposed "character".
    (Jenny)

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  9. your article is very good, because it's can add new knowledge to me. But sorry sir, in this article there is written that should be improved such as the word "karakter" is supposed "character".
    (Jenny)

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  10. your article is very good, because it can add new knowledge to me. But in this article there is writing to be improved such as the word "karakter", which should be written "character"
    (Jenny)

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  12. thanks for the article, but I want to ask is how to remove the caffeine content in coffee. thank you

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  13. Article Mr gave me knowledge for a very nice and interesting to be analyzed. Mr for coffee cultivation of different types of coffee is whether there is a fundamental difference?

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  14. Article Mr gave me knowledge for a very nice and interesting to be analyzed. Mr for coffee cultivation of different types of coffee is whether there is a fundamental difference?

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  15. thank you for the information and this article is easy to understand, but I have a question for you sir, whether the third between robusta coffee, arabica and Liberika have a different way of harvesting?
    (VANY)

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  16. This article is clear and easy to understand, but no one wants to ask whether the late harvesting will affect the quality and nutritional content of the coffee?

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  17. This article is clear and easy to understand, but no one wants to ask whether the late harvesting will affect the quality and nutritional content of the coffee? RIA

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  18. This article is clear and easy to understand, but no one wants to ask whether the late harvesting will affect the quality and nutritional content of the coffee?

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  19. This article is very simple but easy to understand. My question is there a special treatment to accelerate fruit ripening of coffee?

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  21. article Mr. Subandi is good and interesting. Thanks, you have given the knowledge ways of coffea harvesting to me.

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  22. article Mr. Subandi is good and interesting. Thanks, you have given the knowledge ways of coffea harvesting to me.

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  23. Thanks sir for infomation, This article is very helpful for me,but I want to know for coffee Liberica start production at what age? and whether the coffee harvest treatment for any kind, same?

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  24. your article is very nice...
    so as to provide enough information for me on how to correct the coffee harvesting and cultivation.

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  25. This article very interesting, but I have a question why the formation of buds ready to harvest for robusta coffee longer than arabica coffee ? thanks sir

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  26. This article is very nice, simple and easy to understand.. I have a request sir, can we visit a coffee plantation? thank's..

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  27. discussion in this article is quite common for coffee farmers, can further expand the discussion again with membahsa about specific coffees and coffee-coffee kind of exotic, as it is developing now, the civet coffee. Thank you sir.

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  28. thank you sir for the information.
    This is a helpful article. especially for me who lay in the plantation sector. but I have a question for you sir, whether harvesting affect the quality of the coffee? and
    is there any difference between the preliminary picking coffee quality, and the third Picking?

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  29. thank you sir on his knowledge and very nice article, is there any difference in terms of quality and quantity of coffee is planted in wet and dry land?

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  30. discusses several types of coffee with different harvest times is quite interesting, but if discussing the types of coffee and crop handling more specific. i think that better.

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  31. discusses several types of coffee with different harvest times is quite interesting, but if discussing the types of coffee and crop handling more specific. i think that better.

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  32. thank you. I just found out that Robusta coffee plants began producing at the age of 2.5 years, while arabica coffee started producing at age 2.5 - 3 years

    (dera)

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  33. This article is very nice and interesting. but I want to ask, what influence the outcome of the three types of coffee so that it looks very different result?

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  34. This article is very nice and inteteresting. Thank Mr. for the knowledge..

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  35. Good informatin ;) It is true that plant growth is influenced by climatic conditions that influence the timing of flowering and coffee harvest.

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