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Chapter 2: My First Work in the Field

                                                Climate-Smart Coffee Series                            Chapter 2: My First Work in the Field When I officially joined the Climate-Smart Coffee Project, it didn’t start in an office or a meeting room. It started on the road — moving from village to village, walking through coffee farms, and learning from farmers directly. Our first major task was collaborating with the international IDH survey, conducted with Sattva Consultancy, Bangalore. On 16th November, we had an orientation session at the Deepthigiri Dairy Milk Society, led by the project coordinator of Sattva Pragathi along with team members Aabita and Debraj.  Their guidance made the first day smooth and insightful.   Along wi th us were the MSW students — Benhar, Unais, Gauri Nandana, M...

''The Story Behind the Blog''

''Brewing the First chapter''


''It was just another morning after a long field visit. I was sitting there, quiet, with a warm cup of coffee held between my hands.

As I watched the steam rise, a question hit me: 

"How was this coffee actually born?"


I thought back to the farmers I had spent my day with. I remembered their faces, the dirt on their hands, and the incredible stories they shared with me during our training sessions. Each farmer has a story. Each coffee bean has a history. Yet, most of us drink our daily cup without ever knowing the names of the people behind it—especially the small, minority farmers who do the hardest work.

I felt a sudden "click" in my mind.

I have these stories. I have this experience. These stories are rare, and I knew that if I was curious, there must be others—children, students, and coffee lovers globally—who would be curious too.

I started searching for a way to bridge that gap. I needed a name that felt like "me." I looked at the coffee in my hand, I thought of my name, Krishna Chandana, and the nickname KC just fit perfectly.
Coffee Talks with KC isn't just a blog; it’s a window into the world of the people who grow our mornings.

Grab a mug, and let’s talk coffee—Wayanad farmers, their stories, and mine too.




   


                                                     Thanks for reading! 
                                                    Krishna Chandana ☕️

                                                                 









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