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We've had a better crop year in 2023-2024 HPR The Conversation- with Kona Coffee Farmers' President Suzanne Shriner Local coffee farmers brace for yields up to 40% lower than usual Audio: https://www.hawaiipublicradio.org/the-conversation/2022-09-13/local-coffee-farmers-brace-for-yields-up-to-40-lower-than-usual Hawaii Public Radio | By Catherine Cruz Published September 13, 2022 at 4:27 PM HST The Kona Coffee Farmers Association says the Hawaiʻi coffee industry is bracing for what could be one of their worst years for production. That will likely mean higher prices for coffee drinkers as well. On Hawaiʻi