- Crop
- Coffee
- Metric
- Yield and pollination service
- Journal / year
- Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment · 2018
What was evaluated
The study evaluated 34 coffee farms in Chapada Diamantina, Bahia, over two years, relating floral visitors, crop management and landscape context to yield.
Comparator and study design
Farms under lower- and higher-impact management were compared together with landscape context and floral-visitor patterns.
Method and metric
The authors combined field observations of floral visitors, management intensity, landscape characteristics and farm yield.
What this result shows in the study context.
This is farm-scale contextual evidence. It supports diagnosis of landscape and management, while AgroBee’s main coffee claim remains anchored to the specific 2025 study.
The study was conducted in one region of Bahia and considers the pollinator community; another farm requires local assessment.
AgroBee connects evidence to the actual area: crop, flowering window, logistics, management and the metric defined for follow-up.
Landscape and crop management strategies to conserve pollination services and increase yields in tropical coffee farms
Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 2018.
DOI: 10.1016/j.agee.2017.09.038
Open original publicationCoffee
Planning, colony deployment and field follow-up designed to complement Arabica coffee pollination with operational discipline and measurable outcomes.
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