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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2024 · 1H 19M

College Economics Major, Moka Intern, and Agri-Tourist, Anna Morrongiello

from The Agri-Tourist, My Journey Back to Agriculture · host Jennifer Ross/Anna Morrongiello

Send us Fan MailBefore she turned 10 years old, she already knew all about zucchini, white eggplant, garlic scapes, heirloom tomatoes, how to tell basil vs. mint vs. oregano, when to plant garlic, and what to pair lavender honey with.  My daughter Anna just turned 20-years old in September 2024 and is pursuing a college major in Economics and minor in Sustainability. She also just finished a summer of 70 hour workweeks and an amazing internship with Moka Origins.  Our very first podcast episode was with one of the founders of Moka Origins, Jeff Abella.  Moka Origins is working to make cacao and coffee a sustainable source of income for farmers around the world. 165 million people depend on cacao or coffee for their livelihood, however many aren’t paid a living wage and are stuck in poverty. To end this poverty cycle, Moka Origins pays more to farmers for their beans which they use to craft healthier, better tasting chocolate and coffee.  Moka offers Origin Adventures…incredible adventures to connect people with their global cacao and coffee sourcing partners. My daughter Anna had the opportunity to  spend a week at the Moka Origins headquarters in Honesdale, PA and to participate in their Origin Adventure in Mexico.  In our podcast episode with Jeff Abella, we took a deep dive into all his current origin adventures, but Anna took us a bit deeper and we explored details about her personal experiences on her trip to Mexico. Hearing about this trip through the eyes and inspiration of a 20-year old, is a unique perspective and one that I truly enjoyed.  I am really excited for everyone to virtually meet my daughter Anna and very humbled to have the opportunity to interview her so early in her career journey. Maybe one day when she has advanced in her career path, she will reflect fondly on this interview.  Enjoy my conversation with Anna Morrongiello. Cocoa Economy - Crisis or Opportunity? Moka Origin Mexico Adventure TripRiding the Donkey to the Organic Cacao Farm in DRWomen Chocolate Makers Breaking Boundaries in DRAgri-Tourist Podcast Episode 1 - Jeff Abella, Moka OriginsThank you for taking the time to listen to The Agri-Tourist Podcast, for supporting our inspirational guests, and for sharing my personal journey back to agriculture.  Agri-Tourist.comHeartBeet FarmsInstagramAbout Jen Ross, The Agri-Tourist Podcast HostGlobal Agritourism Network

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Send us Fan Mail Before she turned 10 years old, she already knew all about zucchini, white eggplant, garlic scapes, heirloom tomatoes, how to tell basil vs. mint vs. oregano, when to plant garlic, and what to pair lavender honey with. My daughter Anna just turned 20-years old in September 2024 and is pursuing a college major in Economics and minor in Sustainability. She also just finished a summer of 70 hour workweeks and an amazing internship with Moka Origins. Our very first p...

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