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Steve Martin: Harvesting Australian Coffee

Season 6, Ep. 273

In this engaging conversation, Stephen Curtis shares his journey into coffee farming with Domega Coffee, discussing the intricacies of coffee production, processing techniques, and the challenges faced in the industry. He highlights the importance of understanding the product, the role of technology in farming, and the future of coffee in Australia. Stephen also touches on personal experiences, business growth, and the significance of succession planning in agriculture.


Links: Domigo Coffee

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