Coffee production in ethiopia pdf

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Ethiopian coffee is known for its unique characteristics, aroma and flavor. Coffee production in Ethiopia recorded an average annual growth rate of % during the lastyears, increasing to % since Specific to Africa, Ethiopia is the leading coffee producer on the continent and is rankedth in global coffee export rankings; its coffee production is extremely sensitive to Among coffee producing countries in the world, Ethiopia is the first country in consumption of coffee. Ethiopia's main product, coffee, is the country's Ethiopia is the leading coffee producer in Africa by producing thousandkg bags, followed by Uganda (thousandkg bags) and Côte d’Ivoire (thousandkg bags) in the cropping year. Even though coffee production doubled over past two ades in Ethiopia, coffee productivity is stagnant and lower as compared to other coffee producer countries Corresponding Author: Gezahagn Kudama ,  · Climate variability is recognized as one of the greatest challenges of our world today and is predicted to have further adverse impacts on coffee production. Ethiopia accounts for around 3% of the Other opportunities of coffee production in Ethiopia are: high national and international demand for the product, increasing interest of private sector with high investment Coffee (C Arabica L.) is one of notable gift of Ethiopia to the world. coffee production systems in Ethiopia can be categorized into four; namely: forest coffee (FC), semi-managed forest coffee (SFC), garden coffee (GC) and plantation (Tadesse, Ethiopia has huge potential to increase coffee production as it endowed with suitable elevation, temperature, and soil fertility, indigenous quality plantation materials, and The Ethiopian coffee production has great potential of resilience to the effects of climate change, due to (i) the diverse and adaptive management practices, (ii) presence of high 5,  · The Ethiopian coffee production has great potential of resilience to the effects of climate change, due to (i) the diverse and adaptive management practices, (ii) An annual coffee production in the country is,, tones and an average national productivity isquintal per hectare. The country has made continuous efforts to enhance the production, productivity and quality of its coffee. The importance of climatic, soil and topographical factors driving the suitability of coffee production in Ethiopia is shown in Fig Ethiopia is the leading coffee producer in Africa, and the 5th in the world. constituted the ancestors of the older farmers producepercent of Ethiopia’s coffee (Tefera,). From the,, tons of average annual production, about% is consumed in the Ethiopia is the fifth-largest coffee producer in the world. Yet, comprehensive data on Present-day suitability for coffee growing in EthiopiaFeedback from coffee farmers and direct observationClimate change will continue to impactand alter coffee growing in Ethiopia over the coming ades Climate change modelling for coffee productionin Ethiopiato Relocation of coffee farms/areas will be Other opportunities of coffee production in Ethiopia are: high national and international demand for the product, increasing interest of private sector with high investment potential, high support by both regional and federal governments (Berhanu, Citation). luding forest, semi-forest, garden, and On the other hand, holding around% of total production of the country smallholders’ coffee farming dominates coffee production in Ethiopia. coffee history begins from Ethiopia and spread to the rest of the world. It is produced under several types of production systems, in. Ethiopia has recorded % change of coffee production in compared to the previous cropping period of Determinants of specialty coffee distribution in Ethiopia. Coffee, the backbone of Ethiopia’s economy, is the most important export commodity Coffee production is critical to the Ethiopian economy, with around a quarter of the people relying on it directly or indirectly for survival.