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Two Bridges farm enjoys wildlife and beauty with the Sere and Weruweru rivers crossing the property.
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Lyamungo was one of the earliest coffee farms in the region and showcases some of the first coffee varieties in Tanzania. Next door to the Tanzanian Coffee Research Institute (TACRI).
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This farm next to Lyamungo is the perfect research lab for innovative coffee practices and unique coffee varieties.
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Kahawa is close to the town of Moshi. The name of the farm comes from the word coffee in Swahili. This farm has a very sophisticated drip irrigation system.
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Mlama farm enjoys spectacular views of Mt. Kilimanjaro and is adjacent to an area of great significance to the Chagga civilization.
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A Farm next to Two Bridges. They have started the introduction of advanced regenerative agricultural systems to recover their productive potential.
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APK has a close and direct relationship with Rural Cooperative Societies in the region through long-term land-use leasing agreements for each farm. As per Tanzanian regulations, these are community associations that own the land for the benefit of their members.
They can provide land-use rights and workforce to agricultural operators like APK.APK has a close and direct relationship with Rural Cooperative Societies in the region through long-term land-use leasing agreements for each farm.
As per Tanzanian regulations, these are community associations that own the land for the benefit of their members. They can provide land-use rights and workforce to agricultural operators like APK.
