 By the war’s end, agricultural experts estimated two generation’s worth of farming knowledge was lost and some plantations were abandoned.But because the trees got little attention the pesticide and fertiliser-free groves are popular for organic coffee lovers.Today, the coffee is known as the golden prince of East Timor agriculture - worth $10 million a year, 46,000 coffee farms employ one-fifth of East Timor’s population but it is a major battle to encourage farmers to improve the quality of East Timor’s agriculture.