Guides to coffee traceability, EUDR and farm mapping
Plain-language, sourced guides for Kenyan coffee cooperatives, estates and exporters preparing plot-level traceability data.
EUDR for Kenyan coffee: a practical guide for cooperatives and exporters
What the EU Deforestation Regulation means for Kenyan coffee: who must comply, key dates, Kenya’s low-risk status, and the plot geolocation data cooperatives need to collect.
Read the guide Coffee traceabilityWhat is coffee traceability? How it works from farm to export
Coffee traceability explained: what it means, the levels of traceability, how data moves from farm to cooperative to exporter, and why plot-level data now matters.
Read the guide GIS and farm mappingGPS farm mapping: how to map coffee plots accurately with a smartphone
A field guide to mapping coffee farms with a phone: when to use a point or a polygon, how accurate phone GPS is, how to walk a boundary, and the mistakes to avoid.
Read the guide EUDR and sustainabilityEUDR geolocation explained: points, polygons, six decimals and GeoJSON
The technical rules for EUDR plot geolocation: when to use a point or polygon, why six decimal places, WGS84, and the GeoJSON properties the EU Information System accepts.
Read the guide Agricultural digital transformationDigital farmer registration for coffee cooperatives: a practical guide
How Kenyan coffee cooperatives can move member records from paper to a digital farmer register: what to record, how to get consent, avoiding duplicates and keeping data current.
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