Nov 14, 2022 (SpillingTheBeans)--Reporting LIVE from Brazil's biggest coffee growing state of Minas Gerais, SpillingTheBeans aka "The Indiana Jones of Coffee" visit growers in the Cerrado Mineiro where the evidence at the end of flowering for Brazil's next 2023 harvest is of very poor fruit set and farmers continuing to struggle with the impact of stress from three years of drought, frost, cold weather, fungus and hailstorms that has caused massive defoliating that in turn resulted in trees aborting flowers and fruit. Across most of the coffee regions in Minas Gerais clear evidence SHOW that coffee trees used most of the 1st flowering in September to produce LEAVES rather than fruit, significantly reducing yield potential, so even if the next 2023 crop is expected to be a bit better than 2022 it will not be a big or even medium good harvest. Travel with Independent Analyst and internationally acclaimed coffee expert Maja Wallengren and see the first hand eyewitness reports on the latest state of the 2023 flowering.

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