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Dak Lak Province currently boasts nearly 213,000 hectares of coffee, with the output for the 2023-2024 season estimated at 570,000 tonnes, up 5% from the previous season.
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Coffee prices have been on the rise since the start of harvest.
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Coffee is harvested only when 90% of the cherries are ripe.
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Coffee is the primary crop of Dak Lak Province.
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Coffee growers in Dak Lak and the Central Highlands have never been so cheerful as this year, thanks to rising prices.
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Coffee cherries are packed into large bags before being transported home.
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Farmers transport their coffee from the farms to their homes.
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The joy of coffee growers in Dak Lak as prices have climbed.
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This year’s weather is quite favourable for harvesting and drying coffee.
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After harvesting, many farmers transport their beans directly to the dealers who purchase fresh coffee.
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A busy coffee trading point in Dak Lak.
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After being milled and dried, coffee is packed into bags for export.
 










