The very short stories of the smallholder farmers growing your premium FairChain beans. Meet Zewde (not to be confused with Zewdie, of course). Name: Zewde Shimbi
The very short stories of the smallholder farmers growing your premium FairChain beans. Meet Zerihun. Name: Zerihun Zewdie Location: Tega Size of property: 1,5 hectares Remarks:
This weekend Moyee officially kicked off our ‘Call the Farmer’ smallholder training program at Tega & Tula, our partner plantation in Ethiopia. The program was
This is the first of a series of posts about Living Income. The name ‘Living Income’ may sound boring, but it’s really the basis of what
The very short stories of the smallholder farmers growing your premium FairChain beans. Meet Terefe. Name: Terefe Adego Location: Tega Size of property: 0,75 hectares Community role: head of
Abayneh is the last of the ‘4 A’s’ that accompanied us up into the Ethiopian highlands to help us help our FairChain farmers optimise the
Altaye is another one of our promising young collaborators from Jimma University. Because all four students travelling with us through Kaffa have names that begin
A crucial member of our troupe during our early December road trip through the Kaffa highlands was Inka. Inka is an internationally engaged soil expert who
Amanuel is one of our ‘4 A’s’ on this field trip: promising students helping us reach out to more and more smallholder farmers. Amanuel currently
Three years after introducing FairChain coffee to the world, we published our first annual ‘impact’ report. Provocatively titled Life is Unfair, the report doesn’t just recount our victories, but
Mark, Kauw, our Chief Impact Officer, recently toured a handful of our FairChain smallholders high up in the Kaffa region of Ethiopia. Many of his posts already
As Mark travels to Moyee’s various Ethiopian smallholders, he continues to pick up a few friends along the way. On his most recent trip he
