The vulnerability of coffee plants is growing significantly in some Latin American countries. The occurrence of plant diseases is becoming chronic and drastic measures need to be taken by coffee growers. For on-going research that we are undertaking we would be very grateful to receive any empirical data and your comments on this issue.
Hello Carlos:
Please find attached the following links to some articles of Cenicafé on the effect of climate change on coffee production for the case of Colombia that can serve you as a reference:
https://www.cenicafe.org/es/publications/avt04072.pdf
https://www.cenicafe.org/es/publications/avt0389.pdf
https://www.cenicafe.org/es/publications/avt0415.pdf
https://www.cenicafe.org/es/publications/avt0390.pdf
https://www.cenicafe.org/es/publications/avt0395.pdf
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/264347356_Recomendaciones_para_la_reduccion_del_riesgo_en_la_caficultura_de_Colombia_ante_un_evento_climatico_de_El_Nino
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/320259091_Evento_de_la_nina_en_Colombia_Recomendaciones_para_la_caficultura
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/280305644_Climate_Variability_influences_on_the_flowering_of_the_coffee_in_Colombia
https://www.cenicafe.org/es/publications/avt04113.pdf
Regards,
Luis Miguel Constantino
Weather does not have nothing to do with crop production. Weather is what the forecasters on the TV news predict each day. Instead climate is the average weather in a place over months or many years.
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