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Videos of Hawaiian Coffee

Videos of Hawaiian Coffee

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Coffee… that most companionable of drinks, attains here a status that nears the divine.

A person pushes a wheelbarrow filled with dry corn kernels on a patio, with a shovel, trash cans, and grass visible in the background.

“A Day in the Life of a Coffee Farmer” (0:35)

Aerial view of lush green farmland and forest partially covered by mist, showcasing vibrant farming in Hawaii. A small building and winding paths wind through distinct rectangular plots, highlighting the regions fertile landscape.

“A History of Ka’u Coffee” (20:35)

Branches of a coffee plant covered with clusters of ripe, red coffee cherries, surrounded by green leaves under bright sunlight—showcasing the beauty of farming in Hawaii.

“Daily Dose of Kona Coffee from Heavenly Hawaiian Coffee Farm” (4:22)

Two men stand in front of lush green plants outdoors. One holds a microphone, interviewing the other, who wears a tan t-shirt. The scene evokes videos of Hawaiis plantation era, set in a garden or plantation backdrop.

“Gourmet Hawaiian Coffee at the Hilo Farmer’s Market” (20:50)

A close-up of coffee beans scattered on a large green leaf with pink plumeria flowers on top. Text reads, Hawaiian Coffee: Islands and Varieties. Explore farming in Hawaii and its rich coffee traditions.

“Hawaiian Coffee: Islands and Varieties” (2:17)

A worker uses a paddle to stir a large container filled with harvested palm oil fruit, while liquid pours in from a blue chute during the palm oil extraction process—a scene often featured in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“How Millions of Pounds of Coffee Are Processed on Hawaii Coffee Farms” (9:02)

A person wearing a wide-brimmed hat, long-sleeved shirt, and shorts is bending over while working in a sunny garden or field with green plants and trees in the background.

“How We Plant New Coffee Trees” (0:35)

Clusters of coffee cherries in various stages of ripeness—green, yellow, and red—growing on leafy branches against a blue sky highlight the beauty of farming in Hawaii.

“Insights on PBS Hawai’i: Hawai’i’s Coffee Industry – Season 2022” (56:45)

A man in a green T-shirt and cap stands next to a leafy coffee plant, gesturing toward it. The text Luke Walstead appears in a yellow box at the bottom left of the image. The background shows greenery.

“Kona Coffee Harvesting: Handpicking is the Secret” (3:23)

A man wearing glasses and a striped shirt sits at a table with a pink and white checkered tablecloth, outdoors near trees and bushes, perhaps discussing videos of Hawaiis plantation era. In the background, you can see a street and buildings.

“Kona Coffee History Day with Minoru Inaba and Mikio Izu” (32:58)

Aerial view of a lush, green landscape showcasing farming in Hawaii, with rows of trees, farmland, and rolling hills in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

“Kau Coffee Mill: Unique Coffee Plantation on the Edge of the World” (2:18)

A chart showing different roast levels of coffee beans—Light, Medium, Cinnamon, High, and French/Italian—with images of beans at each stage, reminiscent of the rich history seen in videos of Hawaiis plantation era.

“Kona Coffee Plantation Tour” (15:49)

A white coffee cup and saucer sit on a surface with coffee beans, next to large text reading, WHAT IS KONA COFFEE why is it so special? on a dark background, highlighting farming in Hawaii and videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Kona Coffee – Why Is It So Special?” (9:02)

People are gathered outdoors under a tree; one person stands and gestures while others sit on a blanket. Bicycles and a yellow building are visible in the background. The atmosphere looks casual and relaxed.

“Kona Coffee Harvest Blessing” (3:01)

Two men stand talking in an orchard or farm field, surrounded by rows of trees. One man gestures with his arms while the other listens. Both are dressed casually and the sky is partly cloudy in the background.

“Kona Produces a Beautiful and Delicious Coffee from the Volcanic… “ (11:47)

A woman stands in front of lush green crops and mountains under a blue sky, speaking or gesturing, possibly giving a presentation or tour on farming in Hawaii.

“Maui Coffee vs Kona Coffee – Mill House Roasting” (7:25)

A PBS Hawaii TV schedule lists programs with times next to a palm tree background. At right, musician Thunderstorm Artis from Beaverton, Oregon, sings and plays guitar—plus, catch videos of Hawaiian agriculture and farming in Hawaii.

“PBS Hawai’i: Hawai’i’s Coffee Industry” (59:59)

An elderly woman with short white hair gestures while speaking indoors. Text on the image reads, Alfrieda Fujita, 3rd Generation Kona Coffee Farmer. Her story echoes those seen in videos of Hawaiis plantation era. She is wearing a white shirt.

“The History of Kona Coffee”(18:22)

A black and white photo of seven people sitting cross-legged on the floor inside a wooden room, posing for the camera. Four women are seated in the center, with men on either side.

“The Story Behind KHS’ Kona Coffee Living History Museum” (6:57)

A person operates a red and silver fruit crusher machine outdoors, using a hose to rinse or feed fruit into the top hopper. The setup, surrounded by greenery and trees, highlights farming in Hawaii and showcases local agricultural practices.

“ThruJimsEyes: Coffee Growing Stage 4 – Coffee Pulping and Fermentation” (7:10)

A man wearing a hat, necklace, black shirt, and shorts stands outdoors, gesturing toward lush green plants and trees in a garden or farm setting under a partly cloudy sky—capturing the essence of farming in Hawaii.

“Types of Kona Coffee Farms” (8:51)

A person wearing a camouflage shirt holds and splits open a purple fruit with white flesh, standing outdoors near green leafy plants, showcasing farming in Hawaii.

“Veganic Permaculture on Maui with Jesse Krebs – Episode 2” (15:54)

An older man wearing a light-colored cap and dark shirt sits indoors, smiling gently at the camera. The softly lit background and another persons arm behind him evoke the warmth found in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Waiaha River Coffee” “(10:19)

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