The Republic of Cuba Four Books of Facts Published for the Benefit of Those Wh
The Republic of Cuba Four Books of Facts Published for the Benefit of Those Wh
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The shrub is seldom permitted to grow more than ten feet in height and begins to bear three or four years from planting. The berries ripen in about six months from time of blooming and each berry contains two seeds or coffee beans the surrounding pulp shriveling up as the time approaches for picking. The berries are dried on floors or cloths and are ready for market.
The unpolished, unselected beans, are worth about $20. 00 per hundred weight, and there is a continual demand at about this price..., owing to the fact that Cuban coffee is particularly fine in quality.
In the local market, roasted coffee sells for from 4Oc to 5oc per pound.
25 Agricultural Cuba All of the six provinces of Cuba offer exceptional opportunities for the growing of coffee.
Up to the abolition of slavery, in the year 1878, the growing of coffee was one of the chief industries of, the Island, but with the increased cost of labor, the culture of coffee has rapidly diminished.
Approximately 500 trees are planted to the acre in starting a coffee plantation, and this will yield, under favorable conditions, at the expira- tion of four years, about one-half pound to the tree or 250 pounds to the acre, at a value of about $50.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shrub is seldom permitted to grow more than ten feet in height and begins to bear three or four years from planting. The berries ripen in about six months from time of blooming and each berry contains two seeds or coffee beans the surrounding pulp shriveling up as the time approaches for picking. The berries are dried on floors or cloths and are ready for market.
The unpolished, unselected beans, are worth about $20. 00 per hundred weight, and there is a continual demand at about this price..., owing to the fact that Cuban coffee is particularly fine in quality.
In the local market, roasted coffee sells for from 4Oc to 5oc per pound.
25 Agricultural Cuba All of the six provinces of Cuba offer exceptional opportunities for the growing of coffee.
Up to the abolition of slavery, in the year 1878, the growing of coffee was one of the chief industries of, the Island, but with the increased cost of labor, the culture of coffee has rapidly diminished.
Approximately 500 trees are planted to the acre in starting a coffee plantation, and this will yield, under favorable conditions, at the expira- tion of four years, about one-half pound to the tree or 250 pounds to the acre, at a value of about $50.
What to read after The Republic of Cuba Four Books of Facts Published for the Benefit of Those Wh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New Orleans Bankers Loan Securities Company to read onlineMoreLess
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