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Earth Sense: Professor finds difficulties of growing coffee beans in Georgia
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If there is one characteristic that college professors have in common, it’s curiosity. The desire to experiment and to learn new things is what drives research and discovery. When Richard Stafford, Ph.D., a professor at Georgia State University, got a set of green coffee beans, he asked himself: “Why isn’t coffee produced locally in Georgia?”