The audio quality makes the clip quite difficult to understand, even for me as a native English speaker. Additionally, there are like two different accents (British and American) and the announcer has a very strong American accent when pronouncing certain names which I assume are Portugese (Estuardo Fayez?), which makes it even more difficult. I've tried my best here (words which I'm not sure of are bracketed in square brackets [ ... ]): 00-08 - "On a sunny afternoon, [Estuardo Fayez] is using a wooden rake to turn the coffee beans drying in the sun [... inaudible]". 11-16 - "... ran out of space because mountains [inaudible] have this unfortunate property of being pointy..." 19-26 - " ...non-profit [inaudible] [could be Bioscience, buyer signs or buyer science]. He says coffee plants are fussy, especially the fine Arabica coffees that Americans prefer" 30-34 - "... often call coffee a Goldilocks plant, who likes it not too hot..." (reference to the children's story Goldilocks; they probably went on to say "not too cold" after the audio got cut off) 36-43 - "... Center of Coffee Research [probably name of a place, so I capitalised it] has developed more than two hundred weather stations to better advise farmers and document climate trends..." 46-53 - "Back on the volcanoes on San Sebastian farm, [Estuardo Fayez] looking over some coffee plants..." 55-1.00 - " ... caffeine-rich but bitter, robuster varieties over the mild, tasty Arabica..." Pretty good job!