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This image captures a partial view of a coffee drying yard in Hiệp Thạnh, Vietnam. The scene is dominated by vast quantities of light brown, raw coffee beans spread across numerous parallel drying racks, occupying the right side of the frame. These racks appear to be raised off the ground, likely mesh or netted, to facilitate airflow for natural drying. The structure housing this operation features a translucent roof made of corrugated panels supported by a metal framework, allowing natural light to penetrate. On the left side, green shading nets are visible, potentially providing partial shade or protection from the elements. In the middle-ground, a man in a light-colored collared shirt is visible, standing behind the drying racks, seemingly observing the process or supervising the yard. His posture suggests a relaxed presence. A prominent white rectangular sign, hanging from the ceiling structure, clearly states "SÂN PHƠI CÀ PHÊ" in Vietnamese and its English translation, "coffee drying yard," confirming the purpose of the facility. A simple light fixture is also visible hanging from the roof structure. The overall impression is one of an agricultural processing facility, likely utilizing sunlight for drying coffee beans, a common practice in coffee-producing regions. The natural lighting suggests it is daytime.
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