Find a direct link to the live presentation here.<\/a><\/p>\nOr join by phone: 253-215-8782<\/p>\n
Meeting ID: 936 2989 8830<\/p>\n
Passcode: 676224<\/p>\n
Margery will talk about the coffee plant itself, where it is grown and how it is processed and roasted. She will also touch on how climate change is affecting coffee production and its growers. \u201cI hope [the presentation] will develop an increased appreciation of the coffee plant, trade, and roasting,\u201d Margery said.<\/p>\n
Margery started roasting her own coffee at home. \u201cI learned to roast coffee in 2001 while studying Spanish in Guatemala. This led to an ongoing friendship with a coffee perfectionist who owns a coffee shop in Antigua, Guatemala,\u201d she said. Margery has been a Master Gardener since 2016. She moved here from Minnesota in 2015 and is enjoying the marine climate with its milder temperatures and minimal temperature swings.<\/p>\n
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There\u2019s nothing quite like a fresh cup of coffee\u2014the aroma, the swirl of the cream, the first sip\u2026.aaaah, Hello Morning! But there are a lot of steps in between the first sprouts of a coffee plant and that delicious morning joe. Java-philes and casual coffee drinkers alike can get a deeper awareness for that beautiful bean by joining Clallam County Master Gardener Margery Whites for the Green Thumb Education Series presentation:<\/p>\n