Farmer Collective

Farmer Collective is a producer network sourcing coffees across two primary origins, Colombia and Vietnam. Their operations span regional producing areas including Huila and Lam Dong, with harvest elevations ranging from 1300 to 1900 meters above sea level. This wide geographic scope allows the collective to cultivate a diverse array of cultivars suited to different microclimates. The varietal landscape represented in the catalog includes Caturra, Castillo, Colombia, Bourbon, and Catimor. These plantings cover traditional Latin American arabica varieties alongside robust regional selections grown in Southeast Asia, reflecting the varied origins within the collective's footprint. Processing methods for their cataloged lots focus on traditional washed preparations. The recorded offerings rely on standard washing techniques to highlight the clean cup profiles characteristic of their respective origins and varietal components. The catalog footprint for Farmer Collective includes two active coffees currently in stock, featured by two different roasters. Represented roaster partners in the current index include Temple Coffee Roasters and Common Man Coffee Roasters. Recent lot examples illustrate this cross-origin distribution. Temple Coffee Roasters has featured a washed Catimor from Vietnam under the name Vietnam Jade Mountain, while Common Man Coffee Roasters has offered a washed lot from Huila comprising Caturra, Castillo, Colombia, and Bourbon varieties. Overall, Farmer Collective operates across multiple origins and utilizes traditional washed processing methods to present distinct regional profiles through partnering roasters.