I grew a coffee tree and at each stage of processing the cherries, I weighed the results, and took a photo. Finally got around to reviewing the photos, noting the weights and calculating the ratios.
The weakest value is from Good Beans to Dry Beans, as I only have one data point because I was adding good wet beans to my drying rack. I wasn't able to tell which came from which batch, except one.
I teach a unit about resource consumption, and it’s really hard for students to grasp the waste that happens before they even have the final product. This is great illustration of that!
![image showing [OC] Crop to Cup. I grew coffee and drank it, made some notes.](6bfddf5f-08b7-5628-a478-6ad3c9673acf.jpg)
matholio on November 23rd, 2017 at 12:22 UTC »
I grew a coffee tree and at each stage of processing the cherries, I weighed the results, and took a photo. Finally got around to reviewing the photos, noting the weights and calculating the ratios.
The weakest value is from Good Beans to Dry Beans, as I only have one data point because I was adding good wet beans to my drying rack. I wasn't able to tell which came from which batch, except one.
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carolofthebells on November 23rd, 2017 at 12:40 UTC »
I teach a unit about resource consumption, and it’s really hard for students to grasp the waste that happens before they even have the final product. This is great illustration of that!
hereforhelp99 on November 23rd, 2017 at 12:59 UTC »
This is the kind of data I subscribe for. Effectively conveys interesting information in a neat and beautiful manner, good job OP