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Farm: Acacia Hills
Project: Soil and leaf analysis program
Acacia Hills is our most recent addition to the Farm Friendly family. We are currently working on an in-depth soil analysis and leaf program in conjunction with the farmers. View the images below to see the world's wildest coffee farm. Click Here for Video!

Previous Projects in Tanzania:
Farm: Kigoma Cooperative
Project: Assisted them with support for quality control lab
We have donated a moisture meter to the Jane Goodall conservation label coffee program – that directs proceeds from the sale of the Tanzanian coffee toward efforts to preserve chimp habitat in the Gombean National Forest.

These programs help us reach Millennium Development Goal number 7, to ensure environmental sustainability.



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Acacia Hills: World's Wildest Coffee Farm
Zebra in Ngorongoro Crater the mountain in the back is where the farm is located Each wilderbeast is looking a different direction Baby cheeta sighting is a rare event This elephant has been using this tree to scratch behind his ear. Mark's last trip here found him in the jungle tracking Chimps
 
The drying tables of a coffee farm in Oldeani Masai women near Acacia hills We gave this Masai man a travel mug with his tribes colors. This Masai women is singing during a visit to her village After a meeting with the chief we toured the village
 
Cupping coffee at Burka Estate Touring the national dry mill in Moshi Touring TACRI the National Coffee Research Institute. Mark Stell and his wife Michelle Hartstrom visiit a local hippo pool in the crater A view of elephants roaming the farm,
 
 
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