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Mila Horak: Life on a coffee farm

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Mila Horak divides her time between the North Shore of Minnesota and the tropical weather of Hawaii, where she and her husband Ron Peters operate a farm. Their primary crop is coffee beans, but they also grow a wonderful variety of fruit.

Rhonda Silence talked to Mila about life on a coffee farm.  See more photos of their beautiful locale on the WTIP Facebook page.

To learn more about Mila Horak and Ron Peters’ adventures, visit Onilafarm.com.
 

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