Scipio Farms endorses Eco Delight Coffee! Eco-Delight Coffee’s roots trace back six generations to Guillermo Moran’s ancestors in the town of Ahuachapan, El Salvador. As coffee growers supplying green beans, they were subject to typical swings in the prices of raw material in the commodities market. To help stabilize exposure to market swings, Guillermo’s grandfather […]
Cartago was founded in 1563 by Juan Vasquez de Coronado, it was the first successful establishment in Costa Rica. Figure 1 Basílica de Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles Many people come to Cartago annually, to visit the nation’s principal church, the enormous Basílica de los Ángeles, on the feast day of the Virgin of the Angels on August […]
On March 20, 1856, some 400 mercenaries from the U.S., Germany and France arrived at Hacienda Santa Rosa in northwest Guanacaste. Figure 1 William Walker On March 1, Costa Rica declared war on the new regime in Nicaragua, now run by a thin 32-year-old born in Nashville, Wlliam Walker. The Costa Rican battle plan was simple, […]
This beautiful place was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997. Figure 1 Cocos island The national park was created in 1978 to protect the unique ecological diversity and habitats that the site provides for marine wildlife, including pelagic species such as sharks. Figure 2 Informative sign at the national park (2019). Isla […]
The coat of arms of Costa Rica is beautiful and elaborate, it was created in 1848 and includes seven stars representing the seven provinces of Costa Rica: Guanacaste, Puntarenas, Heredia, Alajuela, Limón, San José and Cartago. Figure 1 The coat of arms of Costa Rica We can also see three volcano peaks, the Pacific Ocean […]
Costa Rica was part of the Federal Republic of Central America until it had unofficially dissolved by 1841. The blue, white and red horizontal stripes was it officially adopted in 1906 as the official flag of Costa Rica. The flag seen with the national shield displayed on the red stripe is called “Pabellón”. Figure 1 […]
The Spanish colonizers brought the oxcarts to Costa Rica to be used on transportation and farm work, since 1840 oxcarts were used to transport coffee beans, sugar cane, corn and other goods from Costa Rica’s Central Valley over the mountains to the Pacific Coast port of Puntarenas or the Caribbean port of Limon for export. […]
We are extremely proud to announce that our coffee will be published in the “Costa Rica Food Specialties, Essential Costa Rica” publication in 2016 by Procomer; Export Promotion Agency of Costa Rica. http://crfoodspecialties.com/coopetarrazu_scipio.html See English translation below. Trade Name: Scipio Farms. Business Review: Since 2008, Scipio Farms, SRL has been a proud member of the family […]
Our organic Arabica coffee is grown in harmony with the environment. Shade grown under a diverse canopy of forest and fruit trees that provide shelter and food to migratory and endemic birds. Natural products are used for fertilizer and pest control. There is plant coverage to regenerate and prevent erosion of the soil. The coffee fruit is produced with […]
