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Show transcript Transcript 0:00 did you know that behind the green curtain of fields and Orchards lies the effort of farmers who provide food for 0:06 millions of people right now we will explore the fields of American agriculture where Farmers grow and 0:13 harvest millions of tons of crops every 0:19 year Welcome to California where celery is grown year round the celery Fields 0:25 stretch out like a vibrant green sea with rows of celery plants Standing Tall 0:30 and robust creating a lively and fresh landscape early in the morning as the 0:37 sunrises American farmers start their workday they wear wide brimmed hats 0:42 button-up shirts and carry harvesting tools they begin at one end of the field 0:48 and the crew responsible for cutting and packing moves gradually towards the other end the farmers cut the entire 0:55 celery plant including the roots and the top portion 1:00 you might notice something interesting the cutting tool also serves as a measure it is designed based on standard 1:08 dimensions so that celery can be packed into nylon bags or plastic crates 1:13 prepared in advance Farmers plant celery in careful rows creating a harmonious and tidy 1:22 image the care and dedication of the farmers are evident as they tend to the field step by step including the 1:29 harvesting process each Harvest is not just labor but also the fruition of 1:35 their investment in the land the celery cutting process is Swift 1:40 and precise afterward they load the celery onto a vehicle for processing by 1:46 packing workers here the celery is rinsed with water to remove any 1:51 dirt the harvesting crew Works diligently to produce quality crates of 1:56 celery it may be timec consuming but they need to remove damaged celery before it goes into the 2:03 crates another group of workers is responsible for loading these crates onto 2:09 trucks once the trucks are filled with crates they are transported to a central facility for final processing before 2:16 being distributed to the market such as supermarkets or local 2:23 markets in the full harvest season Vineyards spread across the American 2:28 Countryside creating captivating and diverse landscape in The Vineyards of central 2:34 California the Deep green grape leaves provide an ideal backdrop for these ripe 2:39 purple grapes that cover the entire Vineyard farmers are getting ready to harvest the first bnch of grapes of the 2:47 season from the early days of the growing season grape Vines are carefully tended to when it's time for Harvest 2:55 Farmers continue to inspect each grape cluster to determine r Ness and 3:01 quality you can see that right after cutting the grapes they remove any damaged ones from the cluster this 3:08 process takes time compared to continuous harvesting but it helps prevent damaged grapes from affecting 3:14 the others in the cluster during the packing stage grapes are sorted once again they are removing 3:21 small or discolored grapes all these steps are done quickly and accurately to 3:27 ensure that the pack grapes are uniform in size visually appealing and 3:33 fresh these grape crates are prepositioned under the vines and then a vehicle comes to collect them this way 3:41 Farmers save time moving back and forth and can focus on harvesting 3:47 grapes compared to some other fruits grape harvesting is a more Technical and 3:52 delicate process Additionally the Deep knowledge of grapes held by American 3:57 farmers contributes to the quality and distinctive Taste of American grapes highly sought after in the 4:05 [Music] market next we move on to a Citrus Grove in Florida the citrus trees Stand Tall 4:13 each branch bearing clusters of ripe oranges creating a magnificent and 4:18 vibrant scene of strength and freshness you can see the dark green leaves of the trees covering the juicy 4:25 oranges when 90% of the Grove is covered in Orange along with the aroma filling 4:31 the air it's a sign that they are ready to be harvested early in the morning Farmers 4:37 step into the Orange Grove with enthusiasm and passion they wear some protective clothing and carry large 4:44 baskets to hold the first oranges of the Season instead of rushing to pick them 4:51 the farmers first check each orange to ensure they are ripe and of high quality 4:57 then they gently cut each Orange from the tree and arrange them in bags when 5:02 the bags are full Farmers pull them into crates handling them carefully to avoid 5:07 damaging the fruit ladders are valuable tools for citrus Harvesters they use them to reach 5:14 high up oranges like this when the bags are full and heavy 5:20 they start climbing down slowly everything is done meticulously by experienced fruit Pickers as the height 5:27 and weight of oranges can lead to inj juries under the scorching Sun Farmers 5:33 work with love for their Groves hoping that each orange will carry the quality and flavor of American soil providing 5:41 consumers with wonderful experiences farewell to the Citrus 5:48 Groves we now move on to a type of manually harvested crop these vibrant 5:54 red apple orchards are a vital part of American agriculture growing vigorously 5:59 in States like Washington New York Michigan and the Appalachian regions the timing of apple harvest 6:06 depends on the apple variety and the specific climate conditions of each region Farmers often determine the 6:14 ripeness of the apples to decide when to harvest similar to the Citrus Harvest 6:20 they use ladders to pick apples from tall trees Farmers start harvesting from 6:26 one end of the apple orchard and work their way through to to the other end when the apples fill the truck they 6:33 transport them to a storage facility for sorting and 6:38 preservation harvesting apples from tall trees is not an easy task but 6:43 experienced Harvesters manage it well you can see the careful balance endurance and skill that farmers 6:52 employ at this Farm Farmers work diligently to complete the Harvest before it's too late each each day they 7:00 harvest around 15 to 30 bags like these after filling the bags Farmers gently 7:06 pour the apples out they also remove any branches and leaves from the 7:12 crates Farmers sort and Grate the apples by size and quality right in the 7:18 orchard after harvesting apples are carefully packaged to ensure the fruit 7:23 remains undamaged Farmers need to perform each step quickly and accurately to preserve 7:29 the quality of the apples now we say goodbye to the apple 7:36 orchards and move on to a potato farm in North Dakota here farmers are preparing 7:41 Seed Potatoes for planting while manual planting and harvesting like this still happen on 7:48 smaller Farms larger scale operations producing hundreds of tons each year 7:54 require the help of Machinery giant machines are moving across the vast potato fields of inaho 8:01 known as the potato state of America these machines replace human 8:06 labor from planting seed potatoes to harvesting and transportation resulting 8:12 in highly efficient work the utilization of modern technology in agriculture is the 8:18 strength of American farmers why do I say that take a look at this intelligent 8:25 machine it is rolling up the potato vines after separating the potato tubers 8:31 from the plants the harvesting machine immediately drops them back onto the field everything happens within seconds 8:38 and of course it takes only a short time to harvest the entire field this is something humans cannot 8:46 achieve moreover with Machinery harvesting at night like this poses no 8:52 significant challenge to get these attractive potato vines on the conveyor like this Farmers 8:59 need to wake up early and start working on these enormous machines they move 9:05 across the fields with the hope that no potatoes are left in the ground this 9:10 truck helps Farmers transport the potatoes to storage facilities or processing 9:17 centers after returning to the storage workers will gather the remaining potato vines once more to ensure the potatoes 9:24 are completely dry and clean this helps prolong the pr conservation 9:30 process finally the potatoes will be transported to processing points and be 9:35 ready to be brought to the market hello my friends in today's video 9:43 we'll visit America's farmlands to discover how millions of farmers Harvest millions of pounds of 9:50 produce the strawberry industry in the US is developing 9:56 spectacularly so it is not surprising ing that it is of interest to many 10:02 farmers approximately 60,000 acres in the United States are planted and 10:08 harvested for strawberries California is responsible 10:15 for more than 75% of us strawberry production with production of about 1 billion per 10:23 year there's nothing better than enjoying fresh picked strawberries on a warm spring day if you love this 10:31 succulent fruit please comment to us to let us know what you 10:36 think these Strawberry Fields can average up to 46,000 each 10:44 year early in the morning workers here will gather to prepare to pick 10:50 strawberries their equipment includes a cart cartons and plastic boxes to help 10:57 store strawberries after filling the strawberries they will bring the curtain to the Gathering Place 11:04 for the garden owner to inspect strawberry picking workers must 11:11 follow the Harvest schedule every 1 to 2 days they will be instructed to pick 11:17 properly to avoid injuring the strawberries the workers move along the 11:23 paths between the fors when picking farmers will leave a 11:29 green stem at the top of the fruit this prevents unnecessary bruising or damage 11:36 that could cause the fruit to spoil later in addition to strawberries 11:43 carrots are also crops grown and transported year round in California 11:48 with four main production regions California produces more than 11:55 85% of all carrots grown in the US Michigan and Texas are the other 12:02 important carrot producing states according to the US Department of 12:08 Agriculture in recent years carrots ranked 17th in California's top 20 12:14 livock and crop Commodities worth about $500 12:21 million carrots are usually ready to harvest about 90 days after sewing the 12:27 seeds they are harvested when the roots are a good size and still 12:32 tender carrots can also be stored underground during winter months however 12:38 if carrots are left in the soil for too long they can become overripe hard and 12:45 possibly this is a Farmer's Machine in the harvesting season the Harvester 12:51 loosens the soil then gently pulls the carrots out of the ground the blades cut the tops of the 12:58 carrots as they move inside the machine the tops are discarded to the back of 13:03 the machine while the carrots move on a conveyor belt and are dumped into 13:08 trucks these carrots will be treated in water to remove sand and soil and then 13:14 go through cleaning and a packaging process the farmer gently lifts The 13:21 Roots out of the ground after cutting off the tops the carrots can be stored 13:26 with the remaining soil on them or washed allowed to dry briefly before 13:31 storing usually when harvesting by hand farmers will choose cool days to avoid 13:38 the roots from overheating in the sun more than half of the sugar in the 13:45 US comes from sugar beets this is a plant grown on farms 13:51 across the country but have you ever wondered how the Journey of harvesting sugar beets takes place before it 13:58 appears in your meals the period when sugar beets are harvested usually begins in September 14:06 and last until May of the following year after harvesting the finished sugar 14:12 beets will be transported to the processing Factory Here people begin the process of 14:19 turning sugar beets into refined sugar like 14:24 this during Peak harvest season sugar beat F factories operate 24 hours a day 14:31 for processing and production harvesting machines begin 14:37 cutting off the leaves of sugar beets next the farmer uses a separate tractor 14:43 to lift the sugar beets out of the ground and pick them up they are then cleaned to remove sand and other 14:50 impurities before being put into the tank the sugar beats are then loaded 14:57 onto the platform of the truck next door they work in Tandem and this is 15:02 considered the perfect duo in the harvest season Fields once harvested the beat pile is 15:10 constantly monitored to ensure it stays cool and stable before being processed 15:17 some beets will sit in a pile like this for nearly 5 months so it's important 15:23 that temperatures don't change too drastically during the winter this could 15:29 cause the beets to spoil asparagus is usually planted in 15:34 May so it is ready to develop before winter whether grown as a stem or 15:42 transplanted asparagus is grown by farmers in beds about 8 in 15:48 deep asparagus Harvest usually begins in early may but depending on the weather 15:54 it can begin in April the asparagus Harvest lasts from 6 16:00 to 8 weeks during which time Farmers must Harvest every 16:06 day before working they will check the tool and sharpen it the machine runs 16:12 continuously so these workers must be very agile and precise in warm weather asparagus grows 16:20 quickly up to 10 in tall within 24 hours during this period the pickers 16:28 have to go through the fields twice a day to pick because harvesting asparagus 16:33 greater than 12 in in length will reduce the total Harvest over the growing 16:39 period unlike other agricultural products farmers will not harvest 16:45 asparagus in the first or second year this is because plants need time to 16:51 develop roots in the third year when the asparagus beds have fully developed 16:57 Farms will then and begin harvesting next we will go to the Almond 17:04 Fields almonds are warm weather trees and produce best in areas with long hot 17:09 dry and sunny Summers the Alid harvest season is 17:15 usually from early August to late September time may vary depending on 17:21 variety you can see the first cracks appear in the seeds at the top of the tree and gradually spread down downwards 17:29 when approximately 95% of the seed shells are observed to be 17:35 broken it is a signal that farmers can begin 17:40 harvesting when it's time to harvest the almonds tree vibrators go around the 17:46 Orchard and shake the nuts off the trees like this at this time the seeds will 17:52 lie in the ground after 7 to 10 days of drying the Almond seeds are swept into 17:58 into neat rows using a specialized scanner finally the almonds are dumped 18:05 onto the truck today some improved machines allow 18:12 Farmers to harvest immediately specifically when shaking the tree this machine has a device to 18:19 catch all of the falling seeds like this and this helps to reduce Harvest 18:26 loss almost every Orchard goes through this cycle two to three times because 18:33 different varieties are picked at different times additionally around this 18:39 time the tree begins to gather what it needs for next year's crop therefore 18:45 farmers will pay special attention to the needs of trees to ensure the quality 18:51 of future crops the majority of the country's 18:57 Citrus grows in three states California Arizona and 19:04 Texas California Farmers leads Citrus production supplying about 60% of the 19:11 Citrus grown in the US harvesting Citrus requires a gentle 19:18 touch you can see the fruit being harvested by hand to protect the next 19:24 crop at the same time make sure the peel is not bruised or damaged manual Harvest 19:31 requires a team of skilled Harvest 19:37 workers these workers work on One Tree at a time harvesting each ripe fruit on 19:43 each tree before moving on to the next on average it takes about 1 to 2 hours 19:50 to harvest a whole box of citrus once the bins are filled with 19:57 freshly harvested Citrus they are immediately loaded onto trucks and 20:02 transported to the production facility here the Citrus is washed sized 20:09 and packaged Citrus are often packaged in bags or boxes before being shipped to 20:16 the local grocery store our final destination today is the 20:23 sweet corn field sweet corn is an annual crop 20:29 the warmer the air the faster the sweet corn will cook it usually ripens about 20:35 15 to 23 days after trimming the beard or even sooner if the temperatures 20:42 are especially High when the corn silk turns brown like 20:48 this the kernels are plump and milky white and this means they are ready to 20:54 be harvested in some states the majority of 21:00 sweet corn is harvested by hand because this method allows Farmers to better 21:05 select corn kernels for Market sorting by quality in the field 21:12 also saves sorting time in the packaging plant this means that the product can 21:18 move to the cooling packaging and storage steps faster sweet corn is harvested 21:25 mechanically the stalks will be cut by the Harvester like this then the stems and leaves will be 21:33 removed right on the Harvester and the finished sweet corn is transferred via 21:40 truck after harvesting the sweetness decreases rapidly before the sugar in 21:45 the grain is converted into starch Harvest temperatures and storage 21:51 temperatures of sweet corn have a significant influence on the 21:56 quality there therefore American farmers often harvest sweet corn in the early 22:02 morning or late afternoon when temperatures are cool to help refrigerate and maintain 22:11 [Music] quality hello my friends did you know that behind the green curtain of fields 22:18 and Orchards lies the effort of farmers who provide food for millions of people 22:24 right now we will explore the fields of American agriculture where Farmers grow and harvest millions of tons of crops 22:31 every year Welcome to California where celery 22:38 is grown year round the celery Fields stretch out like a vibrant green sea 22:44 with rows of celery plants Standing Tall and robust creating a lively and fresh 22:50 landscape early in the morning as the sun rises American farmers start their 22:56 workday they wear wi Brim hats buttonup shirts and carry harvesting tools they 23:02 begin at one end of the field and the crew responsible for cutting and packing moves gradually towards the other end 23:10 the farmers cut the entire celery plant including the roots and the top 23:15 portion you might notice something interesting the cutting tool also serves 23:21 as a measure it is designed based on standard dimensions so that celery can 23:26 be packed into nylon B bags or plastic crates prepared in advance Farmers plant celery in careful 23:34 rows creating a harmonious and tidy image the care and dedication of the 23:40 farmers are evident as they tend to the field step by step including the harvesting process each Harvest is not 23:48 just labor but also the fruition of their investment in the land the celery cutting process is Swift 23:56 and precise afterward they load the celery onto a vehicle for processing by 24:01 packing workers here the celery is rinsed with water to remove any 24:07 dirt the harvesting crew Works diligently to produce quality crates of 24:12 celery it may be timec consuming but they need to remove damaged celery 24:17 before it goes into the crates another group of workers is responsible for loading these crates 24:23 onto trucks once the trucks are filled with crates they are transported to a central 24:29 facility for final processing before being distributed to the market such as supermarkets or local 24:38 markets in the full harvest season Vineyards spread across the American 24:43 Countryside creating a captivating and diverse landscape in The Vineyards of central 24:50 California the Deep green grape leaves provide an ideal backdrop for these ripe 24:55 purple grapes that cover the entire a Vineyard farmers are getting ready to harvest the first batch of grapes of the 25:03 season from the early days of the growing season grape Vines are carefully tended to when it's time for Harvest 25:11 Farmers continue to inspect each grape cluster to determine ripeness and 25:16 quality you can see that right after cutting the grapes they remove any damaged ones from the cluster this 25:24 process takes time compared to continuous harvesting but it helps prevent damaged grapes from affecting 25:30 the others in the cluster during the packing stage grapes are sorted once again they are removing 25:37 small or discolored grapes all these steps are done quickly and accurately to 25:43 ensure that the pack grapes are uniform in size visually appealing and 25:49 fresh these grape crates are prepositioned under the vines and then a vehicle comes to collect them this way 25:57 pharmac save time moving back and forth and can focus on harvesting 26:02 grapes compared to some other fruits grape harvesting is a more Technical and 26:08 delicate process Additionally the Deep knowledge of grapes held by American 26:13 farmers contributes to the quality and distinctive Taste of American grapes highly sought after in the 26:21 [Music] market next we move on to a Citrus Grove in Florida the citrus tree Stand Tall 26:29 each branch bearing clusters of ripe oranges creating a magnificent and 26:34 vibrant scene of strength and freshness you can see the dark green leaves of the trees covering the juicy 26:41 oranges when 90% of the Grove is covered in Orange along with the aroma filling 26:47 the air it's a sign that they are ready to be harvested early in the morning Farmers 26:53 step into the Orange Grove with enthusiasm and passion they wear some protective clothing and carry large 27:00 baskets to hold the first oranges of the Season instead of rushing to pick them 27:07 the farmers first check each orange to ensure they are ripe and of high quality 27:12 then they gently cut each Orange from the tree and arrange them in bags when 27:18 the bags are full Farmers pull them into crates handling them carefully to avoid 27:23 damaging the fruit ladders are valuable tools for citrus Harvesters they use them to reach 27:30 high up oranges like this when the bags are full and heavy 27:35 they start climbing down slowly everything is done meticulously by experienced fruit Pickers as the height 27:43 and weight of oranges can lead to injuries under the scorching Sun Farmers 27:49 work with love for their Groves hoping that each orange will carry the quality 27:54 and flavor of American soil providing consuming s with wonderful 28:01 experiences farewell to the Citrus Groves we now move on to a type of manually harvested crop these vibrant 28:10 red apple orchards are a vital part of American agriculture growing vigorously 28:15 in States like Washington New York Michigan and the Appalachian regions the timing of apple harvest 28:22 depends on the apple variety and the specific climate conditions of each region 28:28 Farmers often determine the ripeness of the apples to decide when to 28:33 harvest similar to the Citrus Harvest they use ladders to pick apples from 28:38 tall trees Farmers start harvesting from one end of the apple orchard and work 28:44 their way through to the other end when the apples fill the truck they transport 28:49 them to a storage facility for sorting and preservation harvesting apples from tall 28:56 trees is not not an easy task but experienced Harvesters manage it well 29:02 you can see the careful balance endurance and skill that farmers 29:08 employ at this Farm Farmers work diligently to complete the Harvest before it's too late each day they 29:16 harvest around 15 to 30 bags like these after filling the bags Farmers gently 29:22 pour the apples out they also remove any branches and leaves from the crates 29:29 Farmers sort and Grate the apples by size and quality right in the orchard 29:34 after harvesting apples are carefully packaged to ensure the fruit remains 29:40 undamaged Farmers need to perform each step quickly and accurately to preserve 29:45 the quality of the apples now we say goodbye to the apple 29:51 orchards and move on to a potato farm in North Dakota here farmers are preparing 29:57 Seed Potatoes for planting while manual planting and harvesting like this still happen on 30:04 smaller Farms larger scale operations producing hundreds of tons each year 30:10 require the help of Machinery giant machines are moving across the vast potato fields of Idaho 30:17 known as the potato state of America these machines replace human labor from 30:23 planting seed potatoes to harvesting and transportation resulting in highly 30:28 efficient work the utilization of modern technology in agriculture is the 30:34 strength of American farmers why do I say that take a look at this intelligent 30:40 machine it is rolling up the potato vines after separating the potato tubers 30:46 from the plants the harvesting machine immediately drops them back onto the field everything happens within seconds 30:54 and of course it takes only a short time time to harvest the entire field this is 31:00 something humans cannot achieve moreover with Machinery harvesting at night like 31:06 this poses no significant challenge to get these attractive potato 31:12 vines on the conveyor like this farmers need to wake up early and start working 31:19 on these enormous machines they move across the fields with the hope that no potatoes are left in the ground this 31:26 truck helps helps Farmers transport the potatoes to storage facilities or processing 31:33 centers after returning to the storage workers will gather the remaining potato vines once more to ensure the potatoes 31:40 are completely dry and clean this helps prolong the preservation 31:46 process finally the potatoes will be transported to processing points and be 31:51 ready to be brought to the market hello my my friends in today's 31:58 video we'll visit America's farmlands to discover how millions of farmers Harvest 32:04 millions of pounds of produce the strawberry industry in the 32:09 US is developing spectacularly so it is not surprising 32:15 that it is of interest to many farmers approximately 60,000 acres in 32:22 the United States are planted and harvested for strawberries 32:29 California is responsible for more than 75% of us strawberry production with 32:36 production of about 1 billion per year there's nothing better than 32:42 enjoying fresh piic strawberries on a warm spring day if you love this 32:47 succulent fruit please comment to us to let us know what you 32:52 think these Strawberry Fields can average up to 46,00 ,000 lb each 33:00 year early in the morning workers here will gather to prepare to pick 33:06 strawberries their equipment includes a cart cartons and plastic boxes to help 33:13 store strawberries after filling the strawberries they will bring the cartons 33:18 to the Gathering Place for the garden owner to 33:24 inspect strawberry picking workers must follow the Harvest schedule every 1 to 2 33:31 days they will be instructed to pick properly to avoid injuring the 33:36 strawberries the workers move along the paths between the 33:42 fors when picking farmers will leave a green stem at the top of the fruit this 33:48 prevents unnecessary bruising or damage that could cause the fruit to spoil 33:55 later in addition to strawberries carrots are also crops grown and 34:01 transported year round in California with four main production 34:07 regions California produces more than 85% of all carrots grown in the US 34:15 Michigan and Texas are the other important carrot producing 34:21 states according to the US Department of Agriculture in recent years carots 34:27 ranked 17th in California's top 20 livestock and crop Commodities worth 34:34 about $500 million carrots are usually ready to 34:39 harvest about 90 days after sewing the seeds they are harvested when the roots 34:46 are a good size and still tender carrots can also be stored 34:51 underground during winter months however if carrots are left in the soil for too 34:56 long they can become overripe hard and possibly this is a Farmer's Machine in 35:04 the harvesting season the Harvester loosens the soil then gently pulls the carrots out of the 35:11 ground the blades cut the tops off the carrots as they move inside the machine 35:17 the tops are discarded to the back of the machine while the carrots move on a conveyor belt and are dumped into 35:24 trucks these carrots will be treated it in water to remove sand and soil and 35:30 then go through cleaning and a packaging process the farmer gently lifts The 35:37 Roots out of the ground after cutting off the tops the carrots can be stored 35:42 with the remaining soil on them or washed and allowed to dry briefly before 35:47 storing usually when harvesting by hand farmers will choose cool days to avoid 35:54 the roots from overheating in the Sun 35:59 more than half of the sugar in the US comes from sugar beets this is a plant 36:05 grown on farms across the country but have you ever wondered how the Journey 36:11 of harvesting sugar beets takes place before it appears in your 36:16 meals the period when sugar beats are harvested usually begins in September 36:22 and lasts until May of the following year after harvesting the finished sugar 36:28 beets will be transported to the processing Factory Here people begin the process of 36:35 turning sugar beets into refined sugar like 36:40 this during Peak harvest season sugar beet factories operate 24 hours a day 36:47 for processing and production harvesting machines begin 36:53 cutting off the leaves of sugar beads next the farmer uses a separate tractor 36:59 to lift the sugar beats out of the ground and pick them up they are then cleaned to remove sand and other 37:06 impurities before being put into the tank the sugar beads are then loaded 37:12 onto the platform of the truck next door they work in Tandem and this is 37:18 considered the perfect duo in the Harvest seasoned Fields once harvested the Beet pile is 37:26 Con stantly monitored to ensure it stays cool and stable before being processed 37:33 some beets will sit in a high like this for nearly 5 months so it's important 37:39 that temperatures don't change too drastically during the winter this could cause the Beats to 37:47 spoil asparagus is usually planted in May so that it is ready to develop 37:53 before winter where the grown is a stem or transplanted asparagus is grown by 38:00 farmers in beds about 8 in deep asparagus Harvest usually begins in 38:07 early may but depending on the weather it can begin in April the asparagus Harvest lasts from 6 38:16 to 8 weeks during which time Farmers must Harvest every 38:22 day before working they will check the tool and sharpen it the machine runs 38:28 continuously so these workers must be very agile and precise in warm weather asparagus grows 38:36 quickly up to 10 in tall within 24 hours during this period the pickers 38:44 have to go through the fields twice a day to pick because harvesting asparagus 38:49 greater than 12 in in length will reduce the total Harvest over the growing 38:55 period unlike other agricultural products farmers will not harvest 39:01 asparagus in the first or second year this is because plants need time to 39:07 develop roots in the third year when the asparagus beds have fully developed 39:13 Farms will then begin harvesting next we will go to the Almond 39:19 Fields almonds are warm weather trees and produced best in areas with long hot 39:25 dry and Sunny Summers the aled harvest season is 39:31 usually from early August to late September time may vary depending on 39:37 variety you can see the first cracks appear in the seeds at the top of the tree and gradually spread downwards when 39:45 approximately 95% of the seed shells are observed to be 39:51 broken it is a signal that farmers can begin harvesting 39:57 when it's time to harvest the almonds tree vibrators go around the Orchard and 40:03 shake the nuts off the trees like this at this time the seeds will lie in the 40:09 ground after 7 to 10 days of drying the Almond seeds are swept into neat rows 40:15 using a specialized scanner finally the alond are dumped 40:21 onto the truck today some improve machines allow 40:27 Farmers to harvest immediately specifically when shaking the tree this machine has a device to 40:35 catch all of the falling seeds like this and this helps to reduce Harvest 40:42 loss almost every Orchard goes through this cycle two to three times because 40:49 different varieties are picked at different times additionally around this 40:54 time the tree begins to gather what it needs for next year's crop therefore 41:01 farmers will pay special attention to the needs of trees to ensure the quality 41:07 of future crops the majority of the country's 41:12 Citrus grows in three states California Arizona and 41:19 Texas California Farmers lead Citrus production supplying about 60% of the 41:26 Citrus grown in the US harvesting Citrus requires a gentle 41:34 touch you can see the fruit being harvested by hand to protect the next 41:39 crop at the same time make sure the peel is not bruised or damaged manual Harvest 41:47 requires a team of skilled Harvest 41:52 workers these workers work on One Tree at a time time harvesting each ripe 41:58 fruit on each tree before moving on to the next on average it takes about 1 to 42:05 2 hours to harvest a whole box of 42:10 citrus once the bins are filled with freshly harvested Citrus they are 42:15 immediately loaded onto trucks and transported to the production 42:21 facility here the Citrus is washed sized and packaged 42:27 Citrus are often packaged in bags or boxes before being shipped to the local 42:32 grocery store our final destination today is the 42:39 sweet corn field sweet corn is an annual crop the warmer the air the faster the 42:47 sweet corn will cook it usually ripens about 15 to 23 days after trimming the 42:55 beard or even sooner if the temperatures are especially 43:01 High when the corn silk turns brown like this the kernels are plump and milky 43:07 white and this means they are ready to be 43:13 harvested in some states the majority of sweet corn is harvested by hand because 43:19 this method allows Farmers to better select corn kernels for 43:24 market so in by quality in the field also saves sorting time in the packaging 43:31 plant this means that the product can move to the cooling packaging and 43:36 storage steps faster sweet corn is harvested mechanically the stalks will be cut by 43:44 the Harvester like this then the stems and leaves will be 43:49 removed right on the Harvester and the finished sweet corn is transferred via 43:55 truck after harvesting the sweetness decreases 44:00 rapidly before the sugar in the grain is converted into starch Harvest temperatures and storage 44:07 temperatures of sweet corn have a significant influence on the 44:12 quality therefore American farmers often harvest sweet corn in the early morning 44:18 or late afternoon when temperatures are cool to help refrigerate and maintain 44:25 quality [Music] 44:30 hello my friends did you know that behind the green curtain of fields and Orchards lies the effort of farmers who 44:37 provide food for millions of people right now we will explore the fields of 44:42 American agriculture where Farmers grow and harvest millions of tons of crops 44:47 every year Welcome to California where cery is 44:54 grown year round the celery Fields stretch out like a vibrant green sea 44:59 with rows of celery plants Standing Tall and robust creating a lively and fresh 45:06 landscape early in the morning as the sun rises American farmers start their 45:11 workday they wear wide brimmed hats button-up shirts and carry harvesting 45:17 tools they begin at one end of the field and the crew responsible for cutting and 45:22 packing moves gradually towards the other end the farmers cut the entire celery plant including the roots and the 45:30 top portion you might notice something interesting the cutting tool also serves 45:37 as a measure it is designed based on standard dimensions so that celery can 45:42 be packed into nylon bags or plastic crates prepared in advance Farmers plant celery in careful 45:49 Rose creating a harmonious and tidy image the care and dedic ation of the 45:56 farmers are evident as they tend to the field step by step including the harvesting process each Harvest is not 46:04 just labor but also the fruition of their investment in the land the celery cutting process is Swift 46:12 and precise afterward they load the celery onto a vehicle for processing by 46:17 packing workers here the celery is rinsed with water to remove any 46:23 dirt the harvesting crew Works diligently ly to produce quality crates of celery it may be time consuming but 46:31 they need to remove damaged celery before it goes into the crates another group of workers is 46:37 responsible for loading these crates onto trucks once the trucks are filled with 46:43 crates they are transported to a central facility for final processing before being distributed to the market such as 46:50 supermarkets or local markets in in the full harvest season 46:57 Vineyards spread across the American Countryside creating a captivating and 47:02 diverse landscape in The Vineyards of central California the Deep green grape leaves 47:09 provide an ideal backdrop for these ripe purple grapes that cover the entire 47:14 Vineyard farmers are getting ready to harvest the first batch of grapes of the 47:19 season from the early days of the growing season grape Vines are carefully tended to when it's time for Harvest 47:27 Farmers continue to inspect each grape cluster to determine ripeness and 47:32 quality you can see that right after cutting the grapes they remove any damaged ones from the cluster this 47:40 process takes time compared to continuous harvesting but it helps prevent damaged grapes from affecting 47:46 the others in the cluster during the packing stage grapes are sorted once again they are removing 47:53 small or discolored grapes all these steps are done quickly and accurately to 47:59 ensure that the pack grapes are uniform in size visually appealing and 48:05 fresh these grape crates are pre-positioned under the vines and then a vehicle comes to collect them this way 48:13 Farmers save time moving back and forth and can focus on harvesting 48:18 grapes compared to some other fruits grape harvesting is a more Technical and 48:24 delicate process Additionally the Deep knowledge of grapes held by American 48:29 farmers contributes to the quality and distinctive Taste of American grapes highly sought after in the 48:36 [Music] market next we move on to a Citrus Grove in Florida the citrus trees Stand Tall 48:44 each branch bearing clusters of ripe oranges creating a magnificent and 48:49 vibrant scene of strength and freshness you can see the dark green leaves of the tree trees covering the 48:56 juicy oranges when 90% of the Grove is covered in Orange along with the aroma filling 49:03 the air it's a sign that they are ready to be harvested early in the morning Farmers 49:09 step into the Orange Grove with enthusiasm and passion they wear some protective clothing and carry large 49:16 baskets to hold the first oranges of the Season instead of rushing to pick them 49:22 the farmers first check each orange to ensure sure they are ripe and of high quality then they gently cut each Orange 49:30 from the tree and arrange them in bags when the bags are full Farmers pull them 49:36 into crates handling them carefully to avoid damaging the fruit ladders are valuable tools for 49:43 citrus Harvesters they use them to reach high up oranges like 49:48 this when the bags are full and heavy they start climbing down slowly 49:54 everything is done metic meticulously by experienc fruit Pickers as the height and weight of oranges can lead to 50:01 injuries under the scorching Sun Farmers work with love for their Groves hoping 50:07 that each orange will carry the quality and flavor of American soil providing 50:12 consumers with wonderful experiences farewell to the Citrus 50:19 Groves we now move on to a type of manually harvested crop these vibrant 50:25 red apple orchards are a vital part of American agriculture growing vigorously 50:31 in States like Washington New York Michigan and the Appalachian regions the timing of apple harvest 50:38 depends on the apple variety and the specific climate conditions of each region Farmers often determine the 50:45 ripeness of the apples to decide when to harvest similar to the Citrus Harvest 50:52 they use ladders to pick apples from tall trees Farmers start harvesting from one end of 50:58 the apple orchard and work their way through to the other end when the apples fill the truck they transport them to a 51:05 storage facility for sorting and preservation harvesting apples from tall 51:12 trees is not an easy task but experienced Harvesters manage it well 51:18 you can see the careful balance endurance and skill that farmers 51:24 employ at this Farm Farmers work diligently to complete the Harvest before it's too late each day they 51:31 harvest around 15 to 30 bags like these after filling the bags Farmers gently 51:38 pour the apples out they also remove any branches and leaves from the 51:43 crates Farmers sort and Grate the apples by size and quality right in the 51:49 orchard after harvesting apples are carefully packaged to ensure the fruit remains under 51:55 damaged Farmers need to perform each step quickly and accurately to preserve 52:01 the quality of the apples now we say goodbye to the apple 52:07 orchards and move on to a potato farm in North Dakota here farmers are preparing 52:13 Seed Potatoes for planting while manual planting and harvesting like this still happen on 52:20 smaller Farms larger scale operations producing hundreds of tons each year 52:25 here require the help of Machinery giant machines are moving across the vast potato fields of Idaho 52:33 known as the potato state of America these machines replace human 52:38 labor from planting seed potatoes to harvesting and transportation resulting 52:43 in highly efficient work the utilization of modern technology in agriculture is the 52:50 strength of American farmers why do I say that take a look at this intelligent 52:56 machine it is rolling up the potato vines after separating the potato tubis 53:02 from the plants the harvesting machine immediately drops them back onto the field everything happens within seconds 53:10 and of course it takes only a short time to harvest the entire field this is something humans cannot 53:18 achieve moreover with Machinery harvesting at night like this poses no 53:23 significant challenge to get these attractive potato vines on 53:29 the conveyor like this farmers need to wake up early and start working on these 53:35 enormous machines they move across the fields with the hope that no potatoes are left in the ground this truck helps 53:43 Farmers transport the potatoes to storage facilities or processing 53:49 centers after returning to the storage workers will gather the remaining potato vines once more to ensure the potatoes 53:56 are completely dry and clean this helps prolong the preservation 54:02 process finally the potatoes will be transported to processing points and be 54:07 ready to be brought to the market hello my friends in today's video 54:15 we'll visit America's farmlands to discover how millions of farmers Harvest millions of pounds of 54:22 produce the strawberry industry in the US is developing 54:28 spectacularly so it is not surprising that it is of interest to many 54:34 farmers approximately 60,000 acres in the United States are planted and 54:40 harvested for strawberries California is responsible 54:47 for more than 75% of us strawberry production with production of about1 billion per year 54:55 here there's nothing better than enjoying fresh picked strawberries on a warm spring day if you love this 55:03 succulent fruit please comment to us to let us know what you 55:08 think these Strawberry Fields can average up to 46,000 each 55:16 year early in the morning workers here will gather to prepare to pick 55:22 strawberries their equipment includes a cart cartons and plastic boxes to help 55:29 store strawberries after filling the strawberries they will bring the cartons 55:34 to the Gathering Place for the garden owner to 55:40 inspect strawberry picking workers must follow the Harvest schedule every 1 to 2 55:46 days they will be instructed to pick properly to avoid injuring the 55:52 strawberries the workers move along the path between the 55:58 fors when picking farmers will leave a green stem at the top of the fruit this 56:04 prevents unnecessary bruising or damage that could cause the fruit to spoil 56:11 later in addition to strawberries carrots are also crops grown and 56:17 transported year round in California with four main production 56:23 regions Califor produces more than 85% of all carrots grown in the US 56:31 Michigan and Texas are the other important carrot producing 56:37 states according to the US Department of Agriculture in recent years carrots 56:43 ranked 17th in California's top 20 livestock and crop Commodities worth 56:50 about $500 million carrots are usually usually 56:55 ready to harvest about 990 days after sewing the seeds they are harvested when the roots 57:01 are a good size and still tender carrots can also be stored 57:06 underground during winter months however if carrots are left in the soil for too 57:12 long they can become overripe hard and possibly this is a farmers machine in 57:20 the harvesting season the Harvester loosens the soil then gently pulls the carrots out of the 57:27 ground the blades cut the tops of the carrots as they move inside the machine 57:33 the tops are discarded to the back of the machine while the carrots move on a conveyor belt and are dumped into 57:40 trucks these carrots will be treated in water to remove sand and soil and then 57:46 go through cleaning and a packaging process the farmer gently lifts The 57:52 Roots out of the ground after cutting off the tops the carrots can be stored 57:58 with the remaining soil on them or washed and allowed to dry briefly before 58:03 storing usually when harvesting by hand farmers will choose cool days to avoid 58:09 the roots from overheating in the sun more than half of the sugar in the 58:17 US comes from sugar beets this is a plant grown on farms 58:22 across the country but have you ever wondered how the Journey of harvesting sugar beets takes place before it 58:30 appears in your meals the period when sugar beets are harvested usually begins in September 58:38 and lasts until May of the following year after harvesting the finished sugar 58:44 beets will be transported to the processing Factory Here people begin the process of 58:51 turning sugar beets into refined sugar like this 58:57 during Peak harvest season sugar beat factories operate 24 hours a day for 59:03 processing and production harvesting machines begin 59:09 cutting off the leaves of sugar beets next the farmer uses a separate tractor 59:14 to lift the sugar beets out of the ground and pick them up they are then 59:20 cleaned to remove sand and other impurities before being put into the the 59:25 tank the sugar beats are then loaded onto the platform of the truck next door 59:32 they work in Tandem and this is considered the perfect duo in the harvest season 59:38 Fields once harvested the beat pile is constantly monitored to ensure it stays 59:45 cool and stable before being processed some beats will sit in a pile like this 59:51 for nearly 5 months so if it's important that temperatures don't change too 59:57 drastically during the winter this could cause the Beats to 1:00:03 spoil asparagus is usually planted in May so it is ready to develop before 1:00:10 winter whether grown as a stem or transplanted asparagus is grown by 1:00:16 farmers in beds about 8 in deep asparagus Harvest usually begins in 1:00:23 early may but depending on the weather it can begin in April the asparagus Harvest lasts from 6 1:00:31 to 8 weeks during which time Farmers must Harvest every 1:00:37 day before working they will check the tool and sharpen it the machine runs 1:00:44 continuously so these workers must be very agile and precise in warm weather asparagus grows 1:00:52 quickly up to 10 in tall tall within 24 hours during this period the pickers 1:01:00 have to go through the fields twice a day to pick because harvesting asparagus 1:01:05 greater than 12 in in length will reduce the total Harvest over the growing 1:01:11 period unlike other agricultural products farmers will not harvest 1:01:16 asparagus in the first or second year this is because plants need time to 1:01:23 develop roots in the third year when the asparagus beds have fully developed 1:01:29 Farms will then begin harvesting next we will go to the Almond 1:01:35 Fields almonds are warm weather trees and produce best in areas with long hot 1:01:41 dry and sunny Summers the alond harvest season is 1:01:46 usually from early August to late September time may vary depending on 1:01:53 variety you can you can see the first cracks appear in the seeds at the top of the tree and gradually spread downwards 1:02:01 when approximately 95% of the seed shells are observed to be 1:02:06 broken it is a signal that farmers can begin 1:02:12 harvesting when it's time to harvest the almonds tree vibrators go around the 1:02:18 Orchard and shake the nuts off the trees like this at this time the seeds will 1:02:23 lie in the ground after 7 to 10 days of drying the Almond seeds are swept into 1:02:30 neat rows using a specialized scanner finally the almonds are dumped 1:02:37 onto the truck today some improved machines allow 1:02:43 Farmers to harvest immediately specifically when shaking the tree this machine has a device to 1:02:51 catch all of the falling seeds like this and this helps to reduce Harvest 1:02:58 loss almost every Orchard goes through this cycle two to three times because 1:03:05 different varieties are picked at different times additionally around this 1:03:10 time the tree begins to gather what it needs for next year's crop therefore 1:03:17 farmers will pay special attention to the needs of trees to ensure the quality 1:03:22 of future crops the majority of the country's Citrus 1:03:29 grows in three states California Arizona and 1:03:35 Texas California Farmers lead Citrus production supplying about 60% of the 1:03:42 Citrus grown in the US harvesting Citrus requires a gentle 1:03:50 touch you can see the fruit being harvested by hand to protect the next 1:03:55 crop at the same time make sure the peel is not bruised or damaged manual Harvest 1:04:03 requires a team of skilled Harvest 1:04:08 workers these workers work on One Tree at a time harvesting each ripe fruit on 1:04:14 each tree before moving on to the next on average it takes about 1 to 2 hours 1:04:22 to harvest a whole box of citr 1:04:27 once the bins are filled with freshly harvested Citrus they are immediately 1:04:32 loaded onto trucks and transported to the production facility here the Citrus is washed sized 1:04:41 and packaged Citrus are often packaged in bags or boxes before being shipped to 1:04:47 the local grocery store our final destination today today 1:04:54 is the sweet corn field sweet corn is an annual 1:04:59 crop the warm of the air the faster the sweet corn will cook it usually ripens 1:05:06 about 15 to 23 days after trimming the beard or even sooner if the temperatures 1:05:14 are especially High when the corn silk turns brown like 1:05:20 this the kernels are plump and milky white and this means they are ready to be 1:05:28 harvested in some states the majority of sweet corn is harvested by hand because 1:05:34 this method allows Farmers to better select corn kernels for 1:05:40 Market sorting by quality in the field also saves sorting time in the packaging 1:05:47 plant this means that the product can move to the cooling packaging and storage steps faster 1:05:55 sweet corn is harvested mechanically the stalks will be cut by the Harvester like 1:06:02 this then the stems and leaves will be removed right on the Harvester and the 1:06:07 finished sweet corn is transferred via truck after harvesting the sweetness 1:06:15 decreases rapidly before the sugar in the grain is converted into starch 1:06:20 Harvest temperatures and storage temperatures of sweet corn have a significant influence on the 1:06:28 quality therefore American farmers often harvest sweet corn in the early morning 1:06:34 or late afternoon when temperatures are cool to help refrigerate and maintain 1:06:43 [Music] quality hello my friends did you know that behind the green curtain of fields 1:06:50 and Orchards lies the effort of farmers who provide food for millions of people 1:06:56 right now we will explore the fields of American agriculture where Farmers grow and harvest millions of tons of crops 1:07:03 every year Welcome to California where celery 1:07:10 is grown year round the celery Fields stretch out like a vibrant green sea 1:07:15 with rows of celery plants Standing Tall and robust creating a lively and fresh 1:07:22 landscape early in in the morning as the sun rises American farmers start their 1:07:27 workday they wear white brimmed hats button-up shirts and carry harvesting 1:07:33 tools they begin at one end of the field and the crew responsible for cutting and 1:07:38 packing moves gradually towards the other end the farmers cut the entire celery plant including the roots and the 1:07:46 top portion you might notice something interesting the cutting tool also serves 1:07:52 as a measure it is designed based on standard dimensions so that celery can 1:07:58 be packed into nylon bags or plastic crates prepared in advance Farmers plant celery in careful 1:08:05 rows creating a harmonious and tidy image the care and dedication of the 1:08:12 farmers are evident as they tend to the field step by step including the harvesting process each Harvest is not 1:08:20 just labor but also the fruition of their investment in the land the celery cutting process is Swift 1:08:28 and precise afterward they load the celery onto a vehicle for processing by 1:08:33 packing workers here the celery is rinsed with water to remove any 1:08:38 dirt the harvesting crew Works diligently to produce quality crates of 1:08:44 celery it may be time consuming but they need to remove damaged celery before it 1:08:49 goes into the crates another group of workers is resp responsible for loading these crates 1:08:55 onto trucks once the trucks are filled with crates they are transported to a central 1:09:01 facility for final processing before being distributed to the market such as supermarkets or local 1:09:10 markets in the full harvest season Vineyards spread across the American 1:09:15 Countryside creating a captivating and diverse landscape in The Vineyards of central 1:09:22 California the Deep green grape leaves provide an ideal backdrop for these ripe 1:09:27 purple grapes that cover the entire Vineyard farmers are getting ready to harvest the first batch of grapes of the 1:09:35 season from the early days of the growing season grape Vines are carefully tended to when it's time for Harvest 1:09:43 Farmers continue to inspect each grape cluster to determine ripeness and 1:09:48 quality you can see that right after cutting the grapes they remove any damaged on runs from the cluster this 1:09:55 process takes time compared to continuous harvesting but it helps prevent damaged grapes from affecting 1:10:01 the others in the cluster during the packing stage grapes are sorted once again they are removing 1:10:09 small or discolored grapes all these steps are done quickly and accurately to 1:10:15 ensure that the pack grapes are uniform in size visually appealing and 1:10:21 fresh these grape crates are preos position Under The Vines and then a vehicle comes to collect them this way 1:10:28 Farmers save time moving back and forth and can focus on harvesting 1:10:34 grapes compared to some other fruits grape harvesting is a more Technical and 1:10:40 delicate process Additionally the Deep knowledge of grapes held by American 1:10:45 farmers contributes to the quality and distinctive Taste of American grapes highly sought after in the 1:10:52 market next we move on to a Citrus Grove in Florida the citrus trees Stand Tall each 1:11:00 branch bearing clusters of ripe oranges creating a magnificent and vibrant scene 1:11:06 of strength and freshness you can see the dark green leaves of the trees covering the juicy 1:11:13 oranges when 90% of the Grove is covered in Orange along with the aroma filling 1:11:18 the air it's a sign that they are ready to be harvested early in the morning Farmers 1:11:25 step into the Orange Grove with enthusiasm and passion they wear some protective clothing and carry large 1:11:32 baskets to hold the first oranges of the Season instead of rushing to pick them 1:11:38 the farmers first check each orange to ensure they are ripe and of high quality 1:11:44 then they gently cut each Orange from the tree and arrange them in bags when 1:11:49 the bags are full Farmers pull them into crates handling them carefully to avoid 1:11:55 damaging the fruit ladders are valuable tools for citrus Harvesters they use them to reach 1:12:02 high up oranges like this when the bags are full and heavy 1:12:07 they start climbing down slowly everything is done meticulously by experienced fruit Pickers as the height 1:12:14 and weight of oranges can lead to injuries under the scorching Sun Farmers 1:12:21 work with love for their Groves hoping that each orange will carry the quality and flavor of American soil providing 1:12:28 consumers with wonderful experiences farewell to the Citrus 1:12:35 Groves we now move on to a type of manually harvested crop these vibrant 1:12:41 red apple orchards are a vital part of American agriculture growing vigorously 1:12:46 in States like Washington New York Michigan and the Appalachian regions the timing of apple harvest 1:12:54 depends on the apple variety and the specific climate conditions of each region Farmers often determine the 1:13:01 ripeness of the apples to decide when to harvest similar to the Citrus Harvest 1:13:08 they use ladders to pick apples from tall trees Farmers start harvesting from 1:13:13 one end of the apple orchard and work their way through to the other end when the apples fill the truck they transport 1:13:21 them to a storage facility for in and preservation harvesting apples from tall 1:13:28 trees is not an easy task but experienced Harvesters manage it well 1:13:33 you can see the careful balance endurance and skill that farmers 1:13:40 employ at this Farm Farmers work diligently to complete the Harvest before it's too late each day they 1:13:47 harvest around 15 to 30 bags like these after filling the bags far Farmers 1:13:53 gently pour the apples out they also remove any branches and leaves from the 1:13:59 crates Farmers sort and Grate the apples by size and quality right in the 1:14:05 orchard after harvesting apples are carefully packaged to ensure the fruit 1:14:10 remains undamaged Farmers need to perform each step quickly and accurately to preserve 1:14:17 the quality of the apples now we say goodbye to the apple 1:14:23 orchards and move on to a potato farm in North Dakota here farmers are preparing 1:14:29 Seed Potatoes for planting while manual planting and harvesting like this still happen on 1:14:35 smaller Farms larger scale operations producing hundreds of tons each year 1:14:41 require the help of Machinery giant machines are moving across the vast potato fields of inaho 1:14:49 known as the potato state of America these machine machines replace human 1:14:54 labor from planting seed potatoes to harvesting and transportation resulting 1:14:59 in highly efficient work the utilization of modern technology in agriculture is the 1:15:06 strength of American farmers why do I say that take a look at this intelligent 1:15:12 machine it is rolling up the potato vines after separating the potato tubers 1:15:18 from the plants the harvesting machine immediately drops them back onto the field 1:15:24 everything happens within seconds and of course it takes only a short time to 1:15:29 harvest the entire field this is something humans cannot achieve moreover with Machinery 1:15:37 harvesting at night like this poses no significant challenge to get these attractive potato 1:15:44 vines on the conveyor like this farmers need to wake up early and start working 1:15:50 on these enormous machines they move across the fields with the hope that no potatoes are left in the ground this 1:15:58 truck helps Farmers transport the potatoes to storage facilities or processing 1:16:04 centers after returning to the storage workers will gather the remaining potato vines once more to ensure the potatoes 1:16:12 are completely dry and clean this helps prolong the preservation 1:16:18 process finally the potatoes will be transported to processing points and be 1:16:23 ready to be brought to the market hello my friends in today's video 1:16:31 we'll visit America's farmlands to discover how millions of farmers Harvest millions of pounds of 1:16:38 produce the strawberry industry in the US is developing 1:16:44 spectacularly so it is not surprising that it is of interest to many 1:16:50 farmers approximately 60,000 Acres in the United States are planted and 1:16:56 harvested for strawberries California is responsible 1:17:02 for more than 75% of us strawberry production with production of about 1 billion pounds per 1:17:11 year there's nothing better than enjoying fresh picked strawberries on a warm spring day if you love this 1:17:19 succulent fruit please comment to us to let us know what you 1:17:24 think these Strawberry Fields can average up to 46,000 each 1:17:31 year early in the morning workers here will gather to prepare to pick 1:17:38 strawberries their equipment includes a cart cartons and plastic boxes to help 1:17:44 store strawberries after filling the strawberries they will bring the curtain 1:17:50 to the Gathering Place for the garden owner to 1:17:56 inspect strawberry picking workers must follow the Harvest schedule every 1 to 2 1:18:02 days they will be instructed to pick properly to avoid injuring the 1:18:08 strawberries the workers move along the paths between the 1:18:14 fors when picking farmers will leave a green stem at the top of the fruit this 1:18:20 prevents unnecessary bruising or damage that could cause the fruit to spoil 1:18:27 later in addition to strawberries carrots are also crops grown and 1:18:33 transported year round in California with four main production 1:18:39 regions California produces more than 85% of all carrots grown in the US 1:18:47 Michigan and Texas are the other important current producing states 1:18:54 according to the US Department of Agriculture in recent years carrots ranked 17th in California's top 20 1:19:02 livestock and crop Commodities worth about $500 1:19:08 million carrots are usually ready to harvest about 90 days after sewing the 1:19:15 seeds they are harvested when the roots are a good size and still 1:19:20 tender carrots can also be stored underground during winter months however 1:19:26 if carrots are left in the soil for too long they can become overripe hard and 1:19:33 possibly this is a Farmer's Machine in the harvesting season the Harvester 1:19:39 loosens the soil then gently pulls the carrots out of the ground the blades cut the tops of the 1:19:45 carrots as they move inside the machine the tops are discarded to the back of 1:19:51 the machine while the carrots move move on a conveyor belt and are dumped into 1:19:56 trucks these carrots will be treated in water to remove sand and soil and then 1:20:02 go through cleaning and a packaging process the farmer gently lifts The 1:20:08 Roots out of the ground after cutting off the tops the carrots can be stored 1:20:13 with the remaining soil on them or washed and allowed to dry briefly before 1:20:19 storing usually when harvesting by hand farmers will choose cool days to avoid 1:20:25 the roots from overheating in the sun more than half of the sugar in the 1:20:33 US comes from sugar beets this is a plant grown on farms 1:20:38 across the country but have you ever wondered how the Journey of harvesting sugar beets takes place before it 1:20:46 appears in your meals the period when sugar beets are harvested usually begins in September 1:20:53 and lasts until May of the following year after harvesting the finished sugar 1:21:00 beets will be transported to the processing Factory Here people begin the process of 1:21:07 turning sugar beets into refined sugar like 1:21:12 this during Peak harvest season sugar beat factories operate 24 hours a day 1:21:18 for processing and production harvesting machines begin cutting off 1:21:25 the leaves of sugar beads next the farmer uses a separate tractor to lift 1:21:31 the sugar beets out of the ground and pick them up they are then cleaned to 1:21:36 remove sand and other impurities before being put into the 1:21:41 tank the sugar beats are then loaded onto the platform of the truck next door 1:21:47 they work in Tandem and this is considered the perfect duo in the har the seasoned 1:21:54 Fields once harvested the beat pile is constantly monitored to ensure it stays 1:22:00 cool and stable before being processed some beets will sit in a pile like this 1:22:07 for nearly 5 months so it's important that temperatures don't change too 1:22:13 drastically during the winter this could cause the Beats to 1:22:18 spoil asparagus is usually planted in May so that it is ready to develop 1:22:24 before winter whether grown as a stem or transplanted asparagus is grown by 1:22:32 farmers in beds about 8 in deep asparagus Harvest usually begins in 1:22:38 early may but depending on the weather it can begin in April the asparagus Harvest lasts from 6 1:22:47 to 8 weeks during which time Farmers must Harvest every every 1:22:53 day before working they will check the tool and sharpen it the machine runs 1:22:59 continuously so these workers must be very agile and precise in warm weather asparagus grows 1:23:08 quickly up to 10 in tall within 24 hours during this period the pickers 1:23:16 have to go through the fields twice a day to pick because harvesting asparagus 1:23:21 greater than 12 in in length will reduce the total Harvest over the growing 1:23:27 period unlike other agricultural products farmers will not harvest 1:23:32 asparagus in the first or second year this is because plants need time to 1:23:39 develop roots in the third year when the asparagus beds have fully developed 1:23:45 Farms will then begin harvesting next we will go to the Almond 1:23:51 fields almonds are warm weather trees and produce best in areas with long hot 1:23:57 dry and sunny Summers the alond harvest season is 1:24:02 usually from early August to late September time may vary depending on 1:24:09 variety you can see the first cracks appear in the seeds at the top of the tree and gradually spread downwards when 1:24:17 approximately 95% of the seed shells are observed to be broken 1:24:23 it is a signal that farmers can begin harvesting when it's time to harvest the 1:24:31 almonds tree vibrators go around the Orchard and shake the nuts off the trees 1:24:36 like this at this time the seeds will lie in the ground after 7 to 10 days of 1:24:43 drying the Almond seeds are swept into neat rows using a specialized 1:24:50 scanner finally the almond dumped onto the 1:24:55 truck today some improved machines allow Farmers to harvest 1:25:01 immediately specifically when shaking the tree this machine has a device to 1:25:07 catch all of the falling seeds like this and this helps to reduce Harvest 1:25:14 loss almost every Orchard goes through this cycle two to three times because 1:25:20 different varieties are picked at different times additionally around this 1:25:26 time the tree begins to gather what it needs for next year's crop therefore 1:25:33 farmers will pay special attention to the needs of trees to ensure the quality 1:25:38 of future crops the majority of the country's 1:25:44 Citrus grows in three states California Arizona and 1:25:51 Texas California Farmers lead Citrus production supplying about 60% of the 1:25:58 Citrus grown in the US harvesting Citrus requires a gentle 1:26:05 touch you can see the fruit being harvested by hand to protect the next 1:26:11 crop at the same time make sure the peel is not bruised or damaged manual Harvest 1:26:18 requires a team of skilled Harvest workers 1:26:25 these workers work on One Tree at a time harvesting each ripe fruit on each tree 1:26:31 before moving on to the next on average it takes about 1 to 2 hours to harvest a 1:26:38 whole box of citrus once the bins are filled with 1:26:44 freshly harvested Citrus they are immediately loaded onto trucks and 1:26:50 transported to the production facility facility here the Citrus is washed sized 1:26:57 and packaged Citrus are often packaged in bags or boxes before being shipped to 1:27:03 the local grocery store our final destination today is the 1:27:10 sweet corn field sweet corn is an annual crop the warmer the air the faster the 1:27:18 sweet corn will cook it usually rip happens about 15 to 23 days after 1:27:25 trimming the beard or even sooner if the temperatures are especially 1:27:33 High when the corn silk turns brown like this the kernels are plump and milky 1:27:39 white and this means they are ready to be 1:27:44 harvested in some states the majority of sweet corn is harvested by hand because 1:27:50 this method allows farmers to better select corn kernels for 1:27:56 Market sorting by quality in the field also saves sorting time in the packaging 1:28:03 plant this means that the product can move to the cooling packaging and 1:28:08 storage steps faster sweet corn is harvested 1:28:13 mechanically the stalks will be cut by the Harvester like this then the stems and leaves will be 1:28:20 removed right on the Harvester and the finished sweet corn is transferred via 1:28:28 truck after harvesting the sweetness decreases rapidly before the sugar in 1:28:33 the grain is converted into starch Harvest temperatures and storage 1:28:38 temperatures of sweet corn have a significant influence on the 1:28:44 quality therefore American farmers often harvest sweet corn in the early morning 1:28:50 or late afternoon when temperatures are cool to help refrigerate and maintain 1:28:59 [Music] quality hello my friends did you know that behind the green curtain of fields 1:29:06 and Orchards lies the effort of farmers who provide food for millions of people 1:29:11 right now we will explore the fields of American agriculture where Farmers grow and harvest millions of tons of crops 1:29:19 every year Welcome to California where celery is 1:29:26 grown year round the celery Fields stretch out like a vibrant green sea 1:29:31 with rows of celery plants Standing Tall and robust creating a lively and fresh 1:29:38 landscape early in the morning as the sun rises American farmers start their 1:29:43 workday they wear wi brimmed hats buttonup shirts and carry harvesting 1:29:49 tools they begin at one end of the field and the crew responsible for cutting and 1:29:54 packing moves gradually towards the other end the farmers cut the entire celery plant including the roots and the 1:30:02 top portion you might notice something interesting the cutting tool also serves 1:30:08 as a measure it is designed based on standard dimensions so that celery can 1:30:14 be packed into nylon bags or plastic crates prepared in advance Farmers plant celery in careful 1:30:21 Road creating a harmonious and tidy image the care and dedication of the 1:30:28 farmers are evident as they tend to the field step by step including the harvesting process each Harvest is not 1:30:36 just labor but also the fruition of their investment in the land the celery cutting process is Swift 1:30:43 and precise afterward they load the celery onto a vehicle for processing by 1:30:49 packing workers here the celery is rinsed with water to remove any 1:30:54 turd the harvesting crew Works diligently to produce quality crates of 1:31:00 celery it may be timec consuming but they need to remove damaged celery before it goes into the 1:31:07 crates another group of workers is responsible for loading these crates onto 1:31:12 trucks once the trucks are filled with crates they are transported to a central facility for final processing before 1:31:19 being distributed to the market such as supermarkets or local 1:31:26 markets in the full harvest season Vineyard spread across the American 1:31:31 Countryside creating a captivating and diverse landscape in The Vineyards of central 1:31:38 California the Deep green grape leaves provide an ideal backdrop for these ripe 1:31:43 purple grapes that cover the entire Vineyard farmers are getting ready to harvest the first batch of grapes of the 1:31:50 season from the early days of the growing season grape Vines are carefully tended too when it's time for Harvest 1:31:59 Farmers continue to inspect each grape cluster to determine ripeness and 1:32:04 quality you can see that right after cutting the grapes they remove any damaged ones from the cluster this 1:32:11 process takes time compared to continuous harvesting but it helps prevent damaged grapes from affecting 1:32:17 the others in the cluster during the packing stage grapes are sorted once again they are removing 1:32:25 small or discolored grapes all these steps are done quickly and accurately to 1:32:30 ensure that the pack grapes are uniform in size visually appealing and 1:32:37 fresh these grape crates are pre-positioned under the vines and then a vehicle comes to collect them this way 1:32:44 Farmers save time moving back and forth and can focus on harvesting 1:32:50 grapes compare compared to some other fruits grape harvesting is a more Technical and delicate process 1:32:57 Additionally the Deep knowledge of grapes held by American farmers contributes to the quality and 1:33:03 distinctive Taste of American grapes highly sought after in the 1:33:08 [Music] market next we move on to a Citrus Grove in Florida the citrus trees Stand Tall 1:33:16 each branch bearing clusters of ripe oranges creating a magnificent and 1:33:21 vibrant scene of strength and freshness you can see the dark green leaves of the trees covering the juicy 1:33:29 oranges when 90% of the Grove is covered in Orange along with the aroma filling 1:33:34 the air it's a sign that they are ready to be harvested early in the morning Farmers 1:33:41 step into the Orange Grove with enthusiasm and passion they wear some protective clothing and carry large 1:33:48 baskets to hold the first oranges of the season instead of rushing to pick them the 1:33:54 farmers first check each orange to ensure they are ripe and of high quality 1:34:00 then they gently cut each Orange from the tree and arrange them in bags when 1:34:05 the bags are full Farmers pull them into crates handling them carefully to avoid 1:34:11 damaging the fruit ladders are valuable tools for citrus Harvesters they use them to reach 1:34:18 high up oranges like this when the bags are full and heavy 1:34:23 they start climbing down slowly everything is done meticulously by experienced fruit Pickers as the height 1:34:30 and weight of oranges can lead to injuries under the scorching Sun Farmers 1:34:36 work with love for their Groves hoping that each orange will carry the quality 1:34:41 and flavor of American soil providing consumers with wonderful 1:34:49 experiences farewell to the citrus Groves we now move on to a type of manually harvested crop these vibrant 1:34:57 red apple orchards are a vital part of American agriculture growing vigorously 1:35:02 in States like Washington New York Michigan and the Appalachian regions the timing of apple harvest 1:35:10 depends on the apple variety and the specific climate conditions of each region Farmers often determine the 1:35:17 ripeness of the apples to decide when to harvest similar to the Citrus Harvest they use 1:35:24 ladders to pick apples from tall trees Farmers start harvesting from one end of 1:35:30 the apple orchard and work their way through to the other end when the apples fill the truck they transport them to a 1:35:37 storage facility for sorting and preservation harvesting apples from tall 1:35:44 trees is not an easy task but experienced Harvesters manage it well 1:35:49 you can see the careful balance endurance and skill that farmers 1:35:55 employ at this Farm Farmers work diligently to complete the Harvest before it's too late each day they 1:36:03 harvest around 15 to 30 bags like these after filling the bags Farmers gently 1:36:09 pour the apples out they also remove any branches and leaves from the 1:36:15 crates Farmers sort and grade the apples by size and quality right in the orchard 1:36:22 after harvesting apples are carefully packaged to ensure the fruit remains 1:36:27 undamaged Farmers need to perform each step quickly and accurately to preserve 1:36:33 the quality of the apples now we say goodbye to the apple 1:36:39 orchards and move on to a potato farm in North Dakota here farmers are preparing 1:36:45 Seed Potatoes for planting while manual planting and harvesting like this still happen happen 1:36:51 on smaller Farms larger scale operations producing hundreds of tons each year 1:36:57 require the help of Machinery giant machines are moving across the vast potato fields of Idaho 1:37:05 known as the potato state of America these machines replace human 1:37:10 labor from planting seed potatoes to harvesting and transportation resulting 1:37:15 in highly efficient work the utilization of modern technology in Agro ulture is the 1:37:22 strength of American farmers why do I say that take a look at this intelligent 1:37:28 machine it is rolling up the potato vines after separating the potato tubers 1:37:34 from the plants the harvesting machine immediately drops them back onto the field everything happens within seconds 1:37:42 and of course it takes only a short time to harvest the entire field this is 1:37:48 something humans cannot achieve moreover with Machinery harvesting at night like this poses no 1:37:55 significant challenge to get these attractive potato vines on the conveyor like this farmers 1:38:03 need to wake up early and start working on these enormous machines they move 1:38:09 across the fields with the hope that no potatoes are left in the ground this 1:38:14 truck helps Farmers transport the potatoes to storage facilities or processing 1:38:20 centers after returning to the storage workers will gather the remaining potato vines 1:38:26 once more to ensure the potatoes are completely dry and clean this helps 1:38:31 prolong the preservation process finally the potatoes will be transported to processing points and be 1:38:39 ready to be brought to the market hello my friends in today's video 1:38:47 we'll visit America's farmlands to discover how millions of farmers Harvest millions of pounds of 1:38:54 produce the strawberry industry in the US is developing 1:39:00 spectacularly so it is not surprising that it is of interest to many 1:39:05 farmers approximately 60,000 acres in the United States are planted and 1:39:12 harvested for strawberries California is responsible 1:39:18 for more than 75% of us strawberry production with production of about 1 billion per 1:39:27 year there's nothing better than enjoying fresh picked strawberries on a warm spring day if you love this 1:39:34 succulent fruit please comment to us to let us know what you 1:39:40 think these Strawberry Fields can average up to 46,000 lbs each 1:39:47 year early in the morning workers here will gather to prepare to pick 1:39:54 strawberries their equipment includes a cart cartons and plastic boxes to help 1:40:00 store strawberries after filling the strawberries they will bring the cartons 1:40:06 to the Gathering Place for the garden owner to 1:40:12 inspect strawberry picking workers must follow the Harvest schedule every 1 to 2 1:40:18 days they will be instructed to pick properly to avoid injuring the 1:40:23 strawberries the workers move along the paths between the 1:40:29 fors when picking farmers will leave a green stem at the top of the fruit this 1:40:36 prevents unnecessary bruising or damage that could cause the fruit to spoil 1:40:43 later in addition to strawberries carrots are also crops grown and 1:40:48 transported year round in California California with four main production 1:40:55 regions California produces more than 85% of all carrots grown in the US 1:41:03 Michigan and Texas are the other important carrot producing 1:41:08 states according to the US Department of Agriculture in recent years carrots 1:41:14 ranked 17th in California's top 20 livestock and crop commodities worth 1:41:21 about $500 million carrots are usually ready to 1:41:27 harvest about 90 days after sewing the seeds they are harvested when the roots 1:41:33 are a good size and still tender carrots can also be stored 1:41:38 underground during winter months however if carrots are left in the soil for too 1:41:44 long they can become overripe hard and possibly this is a farmers machine in 1:41:51 the harvesting season the Harvester loosens the soil then gently pulls the carrots out of the 1:41:58 ground the blades cut the tops off the carrots as they move inside the machine 1:42:04 the tops are discarded to the back of the machine while the carrots move on a conveyor belt and are dumped into 1:42:12 trucks these carrots will be treated in water to remove sand and soil and then 1:42:18 go through cleaning and a packaging process the farmer gently lifts The Roots out of 1:42:25 the ground after cutting off the tops the carrots can be stored with the remaining soil on them or washed and 1:42:32 allowed to dry briefly before storing usually when harvesting by hand 1:42:38 farmers will choose cool days to avoid the roots from overheating in the 1:42:45 sun more than half of the sugar in the US comes from sugar 1:42:51 beats this is a plant grown on farms across the country but have you ever 1:42:57 wondered how the Journey of harvesting sugar beets takes place before it appears in your 1:43:04 meals the period when sugar beets are harvested usually begins in September 1:43:09 and lasts until May of the following year after harvesting the finished sugar 1:43:16 beets will be transported to the processing Factory here people begin the process of turning 1:43:23 sugar beets into refined sugar like this during Peak harvest season sugar 1:43:31 beat factories operate 24 hours a day for processing and 1:43:38 production harvesting machines begin cutting off the leaves of sugar beads 1:43:44 next the farmer uses a separate tractor to lift the sugar beets out of the ground and pick them up they are then 1:43:51 cleaned to remove sand and other impurities before being put into the 1:43:57 tank the sugar beets are then loaded onto the platform of the truck next door 1:44:03 they work in Tandem and this is considered the perfect duo in the harvest season 1:44:10 Fields once harvested the beat pile is constantly monitored to ensure it stays 1:44:16 cool and stable before being processed some beats will sit in a pile like this 1:44:23 for nearly 5 months so it's important that temperatures don't change too 1:44:29 drastically during the winter this could cause the beets to 1:44:34 spoil asparagus is usually planted in May so that it is ready to develop 1:44:40 before winter whether grown as a stem or transplanted asparagus is grown by 1:44:47 farmers in beds about 8 in deep deep asparagus Harvest usually begins in 1:44:54 early may but depending on the weather it can begin in April the asparagus Harvest lasts from 6 1:45:03 to 8 weeks during which time Farmers must Harvest every 1:45:09 day before working they will check the tool and sharpen it the machine runs 1:45:15 continuously so these workers must be very agile and precise 1:45:21 in warm weather asparagus grows quickly up to 10 in tall within 24 1:45:28 hours during this period the pickers have to go through the fields twice a 1:45:33 day to pick because harvesting asparagus greater than 12 in in length will reduce 1:45:39 the total Harvest over the growing period unlike other agricultural 1:45:46 products farmers will not harvest asparagus in the first or second year 1:45:52 this is because plants need time to develop roots in the third year when the 1:45:58 asparagus beds have fully developed Farms will then begin 1:46:04 harvesting next we will go to the Almond Fields almonds are warm weather trees 1:46:10 and produce best in areas with long hot dry and sunny 1:46:15 Summers the alud harvest season is usually from early August to to late 1:46:21 September time may vary depending on variety you can see the first cracks 1:46:27 appear in the seeds at the top of the tree and gradually spread downwards when 1:46:33 approximately 95% of the seed shells are observed to be 1:46:38 broken it is a signal that farmers can begin 1:46:44 harvesting when it's time to harvest the almonds tree vibrators go around the 1:46:49 orchard and shake the nuts off the trees like this at this time the seeds will 1:46:55 lie in the ground after 7 to 10 days of drying the Almond seeds are swept into 1:47:01 neat rows using a specialized scanner finally the almonds are dumped 1:47:08 onto the truck today some improved machines allow 1:47:15 Farmers to harvest immediately specifically when shaking the tree this machine has a device to 1:47:22 catch all of the falling seeds like this and this helps to reduce Harvest 1:47:30 loss almost every Orchard goes through this cycle two to three times because 1:47:36 different varieties are picked at different times additionally around this 1:47:42 time the tree begins to gather what it needs for next year's crop therefore 1:47:49 farmers will pay special attention to the needs of trees to ensure the quality 1:47:54 of future crops the majority of the country's 1:48:00 Citrus grows in three states California Arizona and 1:48:07 Texas California Farmers lead Citrus production supplying about 60% of the 1:48:14 Citrus grown in the US harvesting citrus requires a gentle 1:48:21 touch you can see the fruit being harvested by hand to protect the next 1:48:27 crop at the same time make sure the peel is not bruised or damaged manual Harvest 1:48:34 requires a team of skilled Harvest 1:48:40 workers these workers work on One Tree at a time harvesting each ripe fruit on 1:48:46 each tree before moving on to the next on average it takes about 1 to 2 hours 1:48:53 to harvest a whole box of citrus once the bins are filled with 1:49:00 freshly harvested Citrus they are immediately loaded onto trucks and 1:49:06 transported to the production facility here the Citrus is washed sized 1:49:12 and packaged Citrus are often packaged in bags or boxes before being shipped to 1:49:19 the local grocery store our final destination today is the 1:49:26 sweet corn field sweet corn is an annual crop the warmer the air the faster the 1:49:34 sweet corn will cook it usually ripens about 15 to 23 days after trimming the 1:49:42 beard or even sooner if the temperatures are especially 1:49:49 High when the corn silk turns brown like this the kernels are plump and milky 1:49:55 white and this means they are ready to be 1:50:00 harvested in some states the majority of sweet corn is harvested by hand because 1:50:06 this method allows Farmers to better select corn kernels for 1:50:12 Market sorting by quality in the field also saves sorting time in the packaging 1:50:19 plant this means that the product can move to the cooling packaging and 1:50:24 storage steps faster sweet corn is harvested mechanically the stalks will be cut by 1:50:31 the Harvester like this then the stems and leaves will be 1:50:36 removed right on the Harvester and the finished sweet corn is transferred via 1:50:44 truck after harvesting the sweetness decreases rapidly before the sugar in 1:50:49 the grain is is converted into starch Harvest temperatures and storage 1:50:54 temperatures of sweet corn have a significant influence on the 1:51:00 quality therefore American farmers often harvest sweet corn in the early morning 1:51:06 or late afternoon when temperatures are cool to help refrigerate and maintain 1:51:14 [Music] quality hello my friends did you know that Behind the Green curtain of fields 1:51:21 and Orchards lies the effort of farmers who provide food for millions of people 1:51:27 right now we will explore the fields of American agriculture where Farmers grow and harvest millions of tons of crops 1:51:35 every year Welcome to California where cery is 1:51:41 grown year round the celery Fields stretch out like a vibrant green sea 1:51:47 with rows of celery plants Standing Tall and robust creating a lively and fresh 1:51:54 landscape early in the morning as the sun rises American farmers start their 1:51:59 workday they wear wi brimmed hats button-up shirts and carry harvesting 1:52:04 tools they begin at one end of the field and the crew responsible for cutting and 1:52:10 packing moves gradually towards the other end the farmers cut the entire celery plant including the roots and the 1:52:17 top portion you might notice something interesting the cutting tool also serves 1:52:24 as a measure it is designed based on standard dimensions so that celery can 1:52:29 be packed into nylon bags or plastic crates prepared in advance Farmers plant celery in careful 1:52:37 rows creating a harmonious and tidy image the care and dedication of the 1:52:44 farmers are evident as they tend to the field step by step including the harvesting process cess each Harvest is 1:52:51 not just labor but also the fruition of their investment in the land the celery cutting process is Swift 1:52:59 and precise afterward they load the celery onto a vehicle for processing by 1:53:05 packing workers here the celery is rinsed with water to remove any 1:53:10 dirt the harvesting crew Works diligently to produce quality crates of 1:53:16 celery it may be time consuming but they need to remove damag celery before it 1:53:21 goes into the crates another group of workers is responsible for loading these crates 1:53:27 onto trucks once the trucks are filled with crates they are transported to a central 1:53:33 facility for final processing before being distributed to the market such as supermarkets or local 1:53:42 markets in the four harvest season Vineyards spread across the American 1:53:47 Countryside creating a captivating and diverse landscape in The Vineyards of central 1:53:54 California the Deep green grape leaves provide an ideal backdrop for these ripe 1:53:59 purple grapes that cover the entire Vineyard farmers are getting ready to harvest the first batch of grapes of the 1:54:06 season from the early days of the growing season grape Vines are carefully tended to when it's time for Harvest 1:54:15 Farmers continue to inspect each grape cluster to determine ripeness and 1:54:20 quality you can see that right after cutting the grapes they remove any damaged ones from the cluster this 1:54:27 process takes time compared to continuous harvesting but it helps prevent damaged grapes from affecting 1:54:33 the others in the cluster during the packing stage grapes are sorted once again they are removing 1:54:40 small or discolored grapes all these steps are done quickly and accurately to 1:54:46 ensure that the pack grapes are uniform in size visually appealing and 1:54:52 fresh these grape crates are prepositioned under the vines and then a vehicle comes to collect them this way 1:55:00 Farmers save time moving back and forth and can focus on harvesting 1:55:06 grapes compared to some other fruits grape harvesting is a more Technical and 1:55:11 delicate process Additionally the Deep knowledge of grapes held by American 1:55:16 farmers contributes to the quality and distinctive Taste of American grapes highly sought after in the 1:55:24 [Music] market next we move on to a Citrus Grove in Florida the citrus trees Stand Tall 1:55:32 each branch bearing clusters of ripe oranges creating a magnificent and 1:55:37 vibrant scene of strength and freshness you can see the dark green leaves of the trees covering the juicy 1:55:45 oranges when 90% of the Grove is covered in Orange along with with the aroma 1:55:50 filling the air it's a sign that they are ready to be harvested early in the morning Farmers 1:55:57 step into the Orange Grove with enthusiasm and passion they wear some protective clothing and carry large 1:56:04 baskets to hold the first oranges of the Season instead of rushing to pick them 1:56:10 the farmers first check each orange to ensure they are ripe and of high quality 1:56:16 then they gently cut each Orange from the tree and arrange them in bags when 1:56:21 the bags are full Farmers pull them into crates handling them carefully to avoid 1:56:26 damaging the fruit ladders are valuable tools for citrus Harvesters they use them to reach 1:56:34 high up oranges like this when the bags are full and heavy 1:56:39 they start climbing down slowly everything is done meticulously by experienced fruit Pickers as the height 1:56:46 and weight of oranges can lead to injuries under the scorching Sun Farmers work 1:56:53 with love for their Groves hoping that each orange will carry the quality and flavor of American soil providing 1:57:00 consumers with wonderful experiences farewell to the Citrus 1:57:07 Groves we now move on to a type of manually harvested crop these vibrant 1:57:13 red apple orchards are a vital part of American agriculture growing vigorously 1:57:18 in stat like Washington New York Michigan and the Appalachian regions the timing of apple harvest 1:57:26 depends on the apple variety and the specific climate conditions of each region Farmers often determine the 1:57:33 ripeness of the apples to decide when to harvest similar to the Citrus Harvest 1:57:40 they use ladders to pick apples from tall trees Farmers start harvesting from 1:57:45 one end of the apple orchard and work their way through to the other end when the apples fill the truck they 1:57:52 transport them to a storage facility for sorting and preservation harvesting apples from tall 1:57:59 trees is not an easy task but experienced Harvesters manage it well 1:58:05 you can see the careful balance endurance and skill that farmers 1:58:11 employ at this Farm Farmers work diligently to complete the Harvest before it's too late each day they 1:58:19 Harvest around 15 to 30 bags like these after filling the bags Farmers gently 1:58:25 pour the apples out they also remove any branches and leaves from the 1:58:31 crates Farmers sort and Grate the apples by size and quality right in the 1:58:37 orchard after harvesting apples are carefully packaged to ensure the fruit 1:58:42 remains undamaged Farmers need to perform each step quickly and accurately to preserve 1:58:49 the quality of the apples now we say goodbye to the apple 1:58:55 orchards and move on to a potato farm in North Dakota here farmers are preparing 1:59:01 Seed Potatoes for planting while manual planting and harvesting like this still happen on 1:59:07 smaller Farms larger scale operations producing hundreds of tons each year 1:59:13 require the help of Machinery giant machines are moving across the vast potato fields of Idaho 1:59:21 known as the potato state of America these machines replace human 1:59:26 labor from planting seed potatoes to harvesting and transportation resulting 1:59:31 in highly efficient work the utilization of modern technology in agriculture is the 1:59:38 strength of American farmers why do I say that take a look at this intelligent 1:59:44 machine it is rolling up the potato vines after separating the potato tubers 1:59:50 from the plants the harvesting machine immediately drops them back onto the field everything happens within seconds 1:59:58 and of course it takes only a short time to harvest the entire field this is something humans cannot 2:00:05 achieve moreover with Machinery harvesting at night like this poses no 2:00:11 significant challenge to get these attractive potato vines on the conveyor like this farmers 2:00:18 need to to wake up early and start working on these enormous machines they 2:00:24 move across the fields with the hope that no potatoes are left in the ground 2:00:29 this truck helps Farmers transport the potatoes to storage facilities or processing 2:00:36 centers after returning to the storage workers will gather the remaining potato vines once more to ensure the potatoes 2:00:44 are completely dry and clean this helps prolong the preservation process 2:00:49 process finally the potatoes will be transported to processing points and be 2:00:55 ready to be brought to the market hello my friends in today's video 2:01:02 we'll visit America's farmlands to discover how millions of farmers Harvest millions of pounds of 2:01:10 produce the strawberry industry in the US is developing 2:01:15 spectacularly so it is not surprising that it is of interest to many 2:01:21 farmers approximately 60,000 acres in the United States are planted and 2:01:27 harvested for strawberries California is responsible 2:01:34 for more than 75% of us strawberry production with production of about 1 billion per 2:01:43 year there's nothing better than enjoying fresh picked strawberries on a warm spring day 2:01:49 if you love this succulent fruit please comment to us to let us know what you 2:01:55 think these Strawberry Fields can average up to 46,000 each 2:02:03 year early in the morning workers here will gather to prepare to pick 2:02:09 strawberries their equipment includes a cart cartons and plastic boxes to help 2:02:16 store strawberries after filling the strawberries they will bring the cartons 2:02:22 to the Gathering Place for the garden owner to 2:02:27 inspect strawberry picking workers must follow the Harvest schedule every 1 to 2 2:02:34 days they will be instructed to pick properly to avoid injuring the 2:02:39 strawberries the workers move along the paths between the 2:02:45 fors when picking farmers will leave a green green stem at the top of the fruit 2:02:51 this prevents unnecessary bruising or damage that could cause the fruit to 2:02:56 spoil later in addition to strawberries 2:03:02 carrots are also crops grown and transported year round in California 2:03:08 with four main production regions California produces more than 2:03:14 85% of all carrots grown in the US Michigan and Texas are the other 2:03:21 important carrot producing states according to the US Department of 2:03:27 Agriculture in recent years carrots ranked 17th in California's top 20 2:03:33 livestock and crop Commodities worth about $500 2:03:40 million carrots are usually ready to harvest about 90 days after sewing the 2:03:46 seeds they are harvested when when the roots are a good size and still 2:03:51 tender carrots can also be stored underground during winter months however 2:03:57 if carrots are left in the soil for too long they can become overripe hard and 2:04:03 possibly CR this is a Farmer's Machine in the harvesting season the Harvester loosens 2:04:11 the soil then gently pulls the carrots out of the ground the blades cut the tops of the 2:04:17 carrots as they move inside the machine the tops are discarded to the back of 2:04:22 the machine while the carrots move on a conveyor belt and are dumped into 2:04:27 trucks these carrots will be treated in water to remove sand and soil and then 2:04:33 go through cleaning and a packaging process the farmer gently lifts The 2:04:40 Roots out of the ground after cutting off the tops the carrots can be stored 2:04:45 with the remaining soil on them or washed and allowed to dry dry briefly before 2:04:51 storing usually when harvesting by hand farmers will choose cool days to avoid 2:04:57 the roots from overheating in the sun more than half of the sugar in the 2:05:04 US comes from sugar beets this is a plant grown on farms 2:05:10 across the country but have you ever wondered how the Journey of harvesting sugar beets takes place before it 2:05:17 appears in your meals the period when sugar beats are harvested usually begins in September 2:05:25 and lasts until May of the following year after harvesting the finished sugar 2:05:32 beets will be transported to the processing Factory Here people begin the process of 2:05:38 turning sugar beets into refined sugar like 2:05:44 this during Peak harvest season sugar beat factories oper operate 24 hours a 2:05:50 day for processing and production harvesting machines begin 2:05:56 cutting off the leaves of sugar beets next the farmer uses a separate tractor 2:06:02 to lift the sugar beets out of the ground and pick them up they are then cleaned to remove sand and other 2:06:09 impurities before being put into the tank the sugar beats are then loaded 2:06:16 onto the platform of the truck next door all they work in Tandem and this is 2:06:21 considered the perfect duo in the harvest season Fields once harvested the beat pile is 2:06:29 constantly monitored to ensure it stays cool and stable before being processed 2:06:36 some beets will sit in a pile like this for nearly 5 months so it's important 2:06:43 that temperatures don't change too drastically during the winter this could cause the beets to 2:06:50 spoil asparagus is usually planted in May so it is ready to develop before 2:06:58 winter whether grown as a stem or transplanted asparagus is grown by 2:07:03 farmers in beds about 8 in deep asparagus Harvest usually begins in 2:07:10 early may but depending on the weather it can begin in April the asparagus Harvest last from 6 2:07:19 to 8 weeks during which time Farmers must Harvest every 2:07:25 day before working they will check the tool and sharpen it the machine runs 2:07:31 continuously so these workers must be very agile and precise in warm weather asparagus grows 2:07:40 quickly up to 10 in tall within 24 hours during this period the pickers 2:07:47 have to go through through the fields twice a day to pick because harvesting asparagus greater than 12 in in length 2:07:55 will reduce the total Harvest over the growing period unlike other agricultural 2:08:01 products farmers will not harvest asparagus in the first or second year 2:08:08 this is because plants need time to develop roots in the third year when the 2:08:14 asparagus beds have fully developed Farms will then begin 2:08:19 harvesting next we will go to the Almond Fields almonds are warm weather trees 2:08:26 and produced best in areas with long hot dry and sunny 2:08:31 Summers the Almond harvest season is usually from early August to late 2:08:37 September time may vary depending on variety you can see the first cracks 2:08:43 appear in the seeds at the top of the tree and gradually spread downwards when 2:08:49 approximately 95% of the seed shells are observed to be 2:08:54 broken it is a signal that farmers can begin 2:09:00 harvesting when it's time to harvest the almonds tree vibrators go around the 2:09:05 Orchard and shake the nuts off the trees like this at this time the seeds will 2:09:11 lie in the ground after 7 to 10 days of drying the Almond seeds are swept into 2:09:17 neat ROP using a specialized scanner finally the almonds are dumped 2:09:24 onto the truck today some improved machines allow 2:09:31 Farmers to harvest immediately specifically when shaking the tree this machine has a device to 2:09:38 catch all of the falling seeds like this and this helps to reduce Harvest 2:09:45 loss almost every Orchard goes through this cycle two to three times because 2:09:52 different varieties are picked at different times additionally around this 2:09:58 time the tree begins to gather what it needs for next year's crop therefore 2:10:04 farmers will pay special attention to the needs of trees to ensure the quality 2:10:10 of future crops the majority of the country's 2:10:16 Citrus grows in three States California Arizona and 2:10:23 Texas California Farmers lead Citrus production supplying about 60% of the 2:10:30 Citrus grown in the US harvesting Citrus requires a gentle 2:10:37 touch you can see the fruit being harvested by hand to protect the next 2:10:43 crop at the same time make sure the peel is not bruised all day damaged manual 2:10:50 Harvest requires a team of skilled Harvest 2:10:56 workers these workers work on One Tree at a time harvesting each ripe fruit on 2:11:02 each tree before moving on to the next on average it takes about 1 to 2 hours 2:11:09 to harvest a whole box of citrus once the bins are filled with 2:11:16 freshly harvested citrus they are immediately loaded onto trucks 2:11:21 and transported to the production facility here the Citrus is washed sized 2:11:28 and packaged Citrus are often packaged in bags or boxes before being shipped to 2:11:35 the local grocery store our final destination today is the 2:11:42 sweet corn field sweet corn is an annual crop the 2:11:48 warmer the air the faster the sweet corn will cook it usually ripens about 15 to 2:11:55 23 days after trimming the beard or even sooner if the temperatures 2:12:02 are especially High when the corn silk turns brown like 2:12:08 this the kernels are plump and milky white and this means they are ready to 2:12:14 be harvested in some states the majority of sweet corn is harvested 2:12:20 by hand because this method allows Farmers to better select corn kernels for 2:12:28 Market sorting by quality in the field also saves sorting time in the packaging 2:12:35 plant this means that the product can move to the cooling packaging and storage steps 2:12:42 faster sweet corn is harvested mechanically the stalks will be cut by 2:12:47 the Harvester like this then the stems and leaves will be 2:12:52 removed right on the Harvester and the finished sweet corn is transferred via 2:13:00 truck after harvesting the sweetness decreases rapidly before the sugar in 2:13:05 the grain is converted into starch Harvest temperatures and storage 2:13:10 temperatures of sweet corn have a significant influence on the 2:13:16 quality therefore American farmers often harvest sweet corn in the early morning 2:13:22 or late afternoon when temperatures are cool to help refrigerate and maintain 2:13:30 [Music] quality hello my friends did you know that behind the green curtain of fields 2:13:37 and Orchards lies the effort of farmers who provide food for millions of people 2:13:43 right now we will explore the fields of American agriculture where farmers grow and harvest millions of tons of crops 2:13:51 every year Welcome to California where celery 2:13:57 is grown year round the celery Fields stretch out like a vibrant green sea 2:14:03 with rows of celery plants Standing Tall and robust creating a lively and fresh 2:14:10 landscape early in the morning as the sun rises American farmers start their 2:14:15 workday they wear white brimmed hats buttonup shirts and carry harvesting 2:14:20 tools they begin at one end of the field and the crew responsible for cutting and 2:14:26 packing moves gradually towards the other end the farmers cut the entire celery plant including the roots and the 2:14:33 top portion you might notice something interesting the cutting tool also serves 2:14:40 as a measure it is designed based on standard dimensions so that celery can 2:14:45 be packed into nylon bags or plastic crates prepared in advance Farmers plant celery in careful 2:14:53 rows creating a harmonious and tidy image the care and dedication of the 2:14:59 farmers are evident as they tend to the field step by step including the harvesting process each Harvest is not 2:15:08 just labor but also the fruition of their investment in the land the celery cutting process is Swift 2:15:15 and precise afterward they load the celery onto a vehicle for processing by 2:15:21 packing workers here the celery is rinsed with water to remove any 2:15:26 dirt the harvesting crew Works diligently to produce quality crates of 2:15:31 celery it may be time consuming but they need to remove damaged celery before it 2:15:37 goes into the crates another group of workers is responsible for loading these crates 2:15:43 onto trucks once the trucks are filled with crates they are transport ported to a 2:15:48 central facility for final processing before being distributed to the market such as supermarkets or local 2:15:58 markets in the fall harvest season Vineyards spread across the American 2:16:03 Countryside creating a captivating and diverse landscape in The Vineyards of central 2:16:09 California the Deep green grape leaves provide an ideal backdrop for these ripe 2:16:14 purple grapes that cover the entire Vineyard farmers are getting ready to harvest the 2:16:20 first batch of grapes of the season from the early days of the growing season grape Vines are carefully 2:16:27 tended to when it's time for Harvest Farmers continue to inspect each grape 2:16:33 cluster to determine ripeness and quality you can see that right after 2:16:38 cutting the grapes they remove any damaged ones from the cluster this process takes time compared to 2:16:45 continuous harvesting but it helps PR prevent damaged grapes from affecting the others in the 2:16:50 cluster during the packing stage grapes are sorted once again they are removing 2:16:56 small or discolored grapes all these steps are done quickly and accurately to 2:17:02 ensure that the pack grapes are uniform in size visually appealing and 2:17:08 fresh these grape crates are pre-positioned under the vines and then a vehicle comes to collect them this way 2:17:16 Farmers save time move moving back and forth and can focus on harvesting 2:17:22 grapes compared to some other fruits grape harvesting is a more Technical and 2:17:27 delicate process Additionally the Deep knowledge of grapes held by American 2:17:32 farmers contributes to the quality and distinctive Taste of American grapes highly sought after in the 2:17:40 [Music] market next we move on to a Citrus Grove in Florida the citrus trees stand tall 2:17:48 each branch bearing clusters of ripe oranges creating a magnificent and 2:17:53 vibrant scene of strength and freshness you can see the dark green leaves of the trees covering the juicy 2:18:00 oranges when 90% of the Grove is covered in Orange along with the aroma filling 2:18:06 the air is a sign that they are ready to be harvested early in the morning Farmers 2:18:12 step into the Orange Grove with enthusiasm and passion they wear some protective clothing and carry large 2:18:19 baskets to hold the first oranges of the Season instead of rushing to pick them 2:18:26 the farmers first check each orange to ensure they are ripe and of high quality 2:18:32 then they gently cut each Orange from the tree and arrange them in bags when 2:18:37 the bags are full Farmers pull them into crates handling them carefully to avoid 2:18:42 damaging the fruit ladders are valuable tools for citrus h Harvesters they use them to 2:18:49 reach high up oranges like this when the bags are full and heavy 2:18:55 they start climbing down slowly everything is done meticulously by experienced fruit Pickers as the height 2:19:02 and weight of oranges can lead to injuries under the scorching Sun Farmers 2:19:08 work with love for their Groves hoping that each orange will carry the quality 2:19:13 and flavor of American soil providing consumers with one wonderful 2:19:21 experiences farewell to the Citrus Groves we now move on to a type of manually harvested crop these vibrant 2:19:29 red apple orchards are a vital part of American agriculture growing vigorously 2:19:34 in States like Washington New York Michigan and the Appalachian regions the timing of apple harvest 2:19:41 depends on the apple variety and the specific climate conditions of each region Farmers often determine the 2:19:49 ripeness of the apples to decide when to harvest similar to the Citrus Harvest 2:19:55 they use ladders to pick apples from tall trees Farmers start harvesting from 2:20:01 one end of the apple orchard and work their way through to the other end when the apples fill the truck they transport 2:20:08 them to a storage facility for sorting and preservation harvesting apples from tall 2:20:15 trees is not an easy task but experienced Harvesters manage it well 2:20:21 you can see the careful balance endurance and skill that farmers 2:20:27 employ at this Farm Farmers work diligently to complete the Harvest before it's too late each day they 2:20:35 harvest around 15 to 30 bags like these after filling the bags Farmers gently 2:20:41 pour the apples out they also remove any branches and leaves from the crates 2:20:48 Farmers sort and Grate the apples by size and quality right in the orchard after harvesting apples are 2:20:55 carefully packaged to ensure the fruit remains undamaged Farmers need to perform each 2:21:01 step quickly and accurately to preserve the quality of the 2:21:08 apples now we say goodbye to the apple orchards and move on to a potato farm in 2:21:13 North Dakota here farmers are preparing Seed potatoes for planting while manual planting and 2:21:21 harvesting like this still happen on smaller Farms larger scale operations 2:21:26 producing hundreds of tons each year require the help of Machinery giant machines are moving 2:21:33 across the vast potato fields of Idaho known as the potato state of 2:21:39 America these machines replace human labor from planting seed potatoes to 2:21:44 harvesting and transportation resulting in highly efficient work the utilization of modern 2:21:51 technology in agriculture is the strength of American farmers why do I say that take a look at this intelligent 2:22:00 machine it is rolling up the potato vines after separating the potato tubers 2:22:06 from the plants the harvesting machine immediately drops them back onto the field everything happens within seconds 2:22:13 and of course it takes only a short time to half harest the entire field this is 2:22:19 something humans cannot achieve moreover with Machinery harvesting at night like 2:22:26 this poses no significant challenge to get these attractive potato 2:22:32 vines on the conveyor like this farmers need to wake up early and start working 2:22:38 on these enormous machines they move across the fields with the hope that no potatoes are left in the ground this 2:22:45 truck helps farmers transport the potatoes to storage facilities or processing 2:22:52 centers after returning to the storage workers will gather the remaining potato vines once more to ensure the potatoes 2:22:59 are completely dry and clean this helps prolong the preservation 2:23:05 process finally the potatoes will be transported to processing points and be 2:23:10 ready to be brought to the market hello my friends in today's video 2:23:18 we'll visit America's farmlands to discover how millions of farmers Harvest millions of pounds of 2:23:25 produce the strawberry industry in the US is developing 2:23:31 spectacularly so it is not surprising that it is of interest to many 2:23:37 farmers approximately 60,000 acres in the United States are planted and 2:23:43 harvested for strawberries California is responsible for more than 2:23:51 75% of us strawberry production with production of about 1 billion per 2:23:58 year there's nothing better than enjoying fresh picked strawberries on a warm spring day if you love this 2:24:06 succulent fruit please comment to us to let us know what you 2:24:11 think these Strawberry Fields can average up to 46,000 2:24:17 each year early in the morning workers here 2:24:22 will gather to prepare to pick strawberries their equipment includes a 2:24:28 cart cartons and plastic boxes to help store 2:24:33 strawberries after filling the strawberries they will bring the cartons to the Gathering Place for the garden 2:24:40 owner to inspect strawberry picking workers must 2:24:46 followed the Harvest schedule every 1 to 2 days they will be instructed to pick 2:24:52 properly to avoid injuring the strawberries the workers move along the 2:24:58 paths between the fors when picking farmers will leave a 2:25:04 green stem at the top of the fruit this prevents unnecessary bruising or damage 2:25:11 that could cause the fruit to spoil later in addition to strawberries 2:25:18 carrots are also crops grown and transported year round in California 2:25:23 with four main production regions California produces more than 2:25:30 85% of all carrots grown in the US Michigan and Texas are the other 2:25:37 important carrent producing states according to the US Department of 2:25:43 Agriculture in recent years carrots ranked 17th in California's top 20 2:25:49 livestock and crop Commodities worth about 500 2:25:56 million carrots are usually ready to harvest about 90 days after sewing the 2:26:02 seeds they are harvested when the roots are a good size and still 2:26:07 tender carrots can also be stored underground during winter months however 2:26:13 if carrots are left in the soil for too long they can be become overripe hard 2:26:19 and possibly this is a Farmer's Machine in the harvesting season the Harvester 2:26:26 loosens the soil then gently pulls the carrots out of the ground the blades cut the tops off the 2:26:33 carrots as they move inside the machine the tops are discarded to the back of 2:26:38 the machine while the carrots move on a conveyor belt and are dumped into 2:26:43 trucks these carrots will be treated in water to remove sand and soil and then 2:26:49 go through cleaning and a packaging process the farm gently lifts The Roots 2:26:56 out of the ground after cutting off the tops the carrots can be stored with the 2:27:01 remaining soil on them or washed and allowed to dry briefly before 2:27:06 storing usually when harvesting by hand farmers will choose cool days to avoid 2:27:13 the roots from overheating in the Sun 2:27:18 more than half of the sugar in the US comes from sugar beets this is a plant grown on farms 2:27:26 across the country but have you ever wondered how the Journey of harvesting sugar beets takes place before it 2:27:33 appears in your meals the period when sugar beets are harvested usually begins in September 2:27:41 and last until May of the following year after harvesting the finished sugar 2:27:47 beets will be transported to the processing Factory Here people begin the process of 2:27:54 turning sugar beets into refined sugar like 2:28:00 this during Peak harvest season sugar beat factories operate 24 hours a day 2:28:06 for processing and production harvesting machines begin 2:28:12 cutting off the leaves of sugar beads next the farmer uses a separate tractor 2:28:18 to lift the sugar beets out of the ground and pick them up they are then cleaned to remove sand and other 2:28:25 impurities before being put into the tank the sugar beets are then loaded 2:28:32 onto the platform of the truck next door they work in Tandem and this is 2:28:37 considered the perfect duo in the harvest season Fields once harvested the beat pile is 2:28:45 constantly monitored to ensure it stays cool and stable before being processed 2:28:52 some beets will sit in a pile like this for nearly 5 months so it's important 2:28:58 that temperatures don't change too drastically during the winter this could cause the Beats to 2:29:06 spoil asparagus is usually planted in May so it is ready to develop before 2:29:13 winter whether grown as a stem or or transplanted asparagus is grown by 2:29:19 farmers in beds about 8 in deep asparagus Harvest usually begins in 2:29:26 early may but depending on the weather it can begin in April the asparagus Harvest lasts from 6 2:29:35 to 8 weeks during which time Farmers must Harvest every 2:29:41 day before working they will check the tool and sharpen it the machine machine 2:29:46 runs continuously so these workers must be very agile and 2:29:52 precise in warm weather asparagus grows quickly up to 10 in tall within 24 2:30:00 hours during this period the pickers have to go through the fields twice a 2:30:05 day to pick because harvesting asparagus greater than 12 in in length will reduce 2:30:11 the total Harvest over the growing period unlike other agricultural 2:30:17 products farmers will not harvest asparagus in the first or second year 2:30:24 this is because plants need time to develop roots in the third year when the 2:30:30 asparagus beds have fully developed Farms will then begin 2:30:35 harvesting next we will go to the Almond Fields almonds are warm weather trees 2:30:42 and produced best in areas with long hot dry and sunny Summers 2:30:48 the aled harvest season is usually from early August to late 2:30:53 September time may vary depending on variety you can see the first cracks 2:30:59 appear in the seeds at the top of the tree and gradually spread downwards when 2:31:05 approximately 95% of the seed shells are observed to be 2:31:10 broken it is a signal that farmers can begin 2:31:15 harvesting when it's time to harvest the almonds tree vibrators go around the Orchard and 2:31:22 shake the nuts off the trees like this at this time the seeds will lie in the 2:31:28 ground after 7 to 10 days of drying the Almond seeds are swept into neat rows 2:31:34 using a specialized scanner finally the almonds are dumped 2:31:40 onto the truck today some improved machines allow 2:31:47 Farmers to harvest immediately specifically when shaking the tree this machine has a device to 2:31:54 catch all of the falling seeds like this and this helps to reduce Harvest 2:32:01 loss almost every Orchard goes through this cycle two to three times because 2:32:08 different varieties are picked at different times additionally around this 2:32:14 time the tree begins together what it needs for next year's crop therefore 2:32:20 farmers will pay special attention to the needs of trees to ensure the quality 2:32:26 of future crops the majority of the country's 2:32:32 Citrus grows in three states California Arizona and 2:32:39 Texas California Farmers lead Citrus production supplying about 60% of the C 2:32:46 Citrus grown in the US harvesting Citrus requires a gentle 2:32:53 touch you can see the fruit being harvested by hand to protect the next 2:32:59 crop at the same time make sure the peel is not bruised or damaged manual Harvest 2:33:06 requires a team of skilled Harvest 2:33:12 workers these workers work on One Tree at a time harvesting each ripe fruit on 2:33:18 each tree before moving on to the next on average it takes about one to 2 hours 2:33:25 to harvest a whole box of citrus once the bins are filled with 2:33:32 freshly harvested Citrus they are immediately loaded onto trucks and 2:33:37 transported to the production facility here the Citrus is washed sized 2:33:44 and packaged Citrus are often packaged in bags or boxes before being shipped to 2:33:51 the local grocery store our final destination today is the 2:33:58 sweet corn field sweet corn is an annual crop the warmer the air the faster the 2:34:06 sweet corn will cook it usually ripens about 15 to 23 days after trimming the 2:34:14 beard or even sooner if the temperatures are especially 2:34:20 High when the corn silk turns brown like this the kernels are plump and milky 2:34:27 white and this means they are ready to be 2:34:32 harvested in some states the majority of sweet corn is harvested by hand because 2:34:38 this method allows Farmers to better select corn kernels for 2:34:44 Market sorting by quality in the field also saves sorting time in the packaging 2:34:50 plant this means that the product can move to the cooling packaging and storage steps 2:34:58 faster sweet corn is harvested mechanically the stalks will be cut by 2:35:03 the Harvester like this then the stems and leaves will be 2:35:08 removed right on the Harvester and the finished sweet corn is transferred via 2:35:15 truck after harvesting the sweetness decreases rapidly before the sugar in the grain is 2:35:21 converted into starch Harvest temperatures and storage temperatures of 2:35:27 sweet corn have a significant influence on the quality Tony 98 - Discovery 581K subscribers Videos About 741 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... @PhuongFarmLife 4 months ago Dear viewers, may this video bring you inspiration and appreciation for the hard work of farmers across the US. Here's to celebrating their dedication and the abundance of nature's gifts on millions of acres of farmland in 2024. Enjoy the journey! 120 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 8 replies @joseduarte176 8 days ago Your videos inspire me to spend more time outdoors. 🌿 2 Reply @kierastawarskiigtx 8 months ago Being part of the harvest brings a sense of accomplishment. 5 Reply @swagzoneus 2 months ago This agriculture machine is a testament to modern farming innovation. 3 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @nealamosheyevlgjlp 8 months ago Vegetable farms are a symphony of teamwork during the harvest season. 5 Reply @carolfreemanpwih 8 months ago Watching the harvest is a rewarding and cheerful experience. 3 Reply @SewardHall 8 months ago Its inspiring to see the culmination of farmers hard work in the harvest. 6 Reply @vivawilsontqlw 8 months ago I love watching the hard work of farmers pay off in the harvest. 5 Reply @KARMACENTRALUS 7 months ago Its inspiring to see the culmination of farmers hard work in the harvest. 2 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @florencerodrigueznps 8 months ago The colorful array of fruits and veggies is a delightful sight. 11 Reply @AlulaTrng 8 months ago Harvesting is a celebration of farmers dedication and effort. 5 Reply @CatFarmAgriculture 6 months ago Personal appreciation for farm workers who have experienced the difficult work firsthand. 4 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @manaramapatra7831 8 months ago These US farmers are harvesting many fruits and vegetables as apples, straberrys, oranges, potatos, carrots, sweet potatos, aparagus etc. It's really amazing and interesting. They are cultivating and harvesting these products on millions of acres of land. These agricultural business is really amazing! Nice vedio.❤❤ 6 Reply 1 reply @Shukla-Shama4066 8 months ago Thanks to the hardworking farmers we have food on the table 2 Reply @tadhgleeag 8 months ago A home vegetable garden provides a sense of pride and self-sustainability. 4 Reply @Leo79Discovery 2 months ago My family gathers around the fireplace for dinner and watches your videos together. Thank you for the calming and relaxing feelings your videos bring us. Love you! 3 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Hanna-DailyLife 4 weeks ago I enjoyed every moment of this video. It was so much fun! Reply @EsperanzaKaytlyn 8 months ago The beauty of a crop lies not only in the richness it brings, but also in the memories and traditions it creates. 9 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @victoriagomezpx 8 months ago The sight of abundant fruits and vegetables is truly gratifying. 4 Reply @MrTechss 8 months ago Mobile connectivity features in modern agriculture machines enable seamless data transfer. 1 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @waltermoorezjn 8 months ago Seeing all those grapes being harvested by hand is a real testament to the hard work of farmers. 3 Reply @nickilyrcuva 8 months ago I am grateful to the farmers who work tirelessly to feed our communities. Reply @LovellCampbell 8 months ago Ive been fortunate to experience the beauty of harvests firsthand. 4 Reply @scottbrownaa 8 months ago I have great respect for the hardworking farmers who make vegetable harvesting possible. Reply @nalactechnique543 4 months ago Thanks for modern agriculture machinery, people in the world will have a better life Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @clgusa23689 7 months ago This is why I love this channel - always quality videos about amazing machinery! 1 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @jordanhughesmy 8 months ago Seeing the abundance of freshly harvested vegetables makes me appreciate the hard work that goes into feeding our nation. 2 Reply 1 reply @IolanaZelda 8 months ago Working on a farm during the vegetable harvest taught me the value of hard work and dedication. 4 Reply @Radleyau 8 months ago The video highlights the importance of supporting American agriculture and the hardworking farmers who make it all possible. Reply @ErastusMuskaan 8 months ago Its inspiring to see the hardworking farmers who put in long hours to bring fresh produce to our tables. 2 Reply @JobethMai 8 months ago Grapes are such a versatile fruit - theyre perfect for snacking, making wine, and even cooking with! 2 Reply @kevinnicholascknq 8 months ago Watching the harvest process is a reminder of how important it is to support our local farmers and the US agricultural industry. 6 Reply @chelseataylordjo 8 months ago The vegetable harvest is a tough job, and the workers in this video deserve all of our respect and admiration. 1 Reply @KaylinWalker 8 months ago Watching vegetable harvest is never boring for me 1 Reply @ElfledaJerry 8 months ago Watching the vegetable harvest is very satisfying and inspiring. Reply @isabellamorrismqca 8 months ago Its great to learn about the different techniques and equipment used to harvest various types of produce. 1 Reply @karenbrownlum 8 months ago Harvest time is when farmers dedication truly shines. 1 Reply @DreamaTrng 8 months ago Ive been to farms during harvest season; its mesmerizing. 1 Reply @aureliajoneseklh 8 months ago As a former vegetable harvester, I have so much respect for the hard work that goes into the harvest. 4 Reply @hantvvn 7 months ago The fruit and vegetable farms in America are amazing. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @MAIVYGARDEN 6 months ago Harvest workers make significant contributions deserving of appreciation. 1 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @KeyannaWood 8 months ago Memories of farm visits during harvest flood my mind. 1 Reply @lucychavezjcqa 7 months ago My appreciation for agriculture has grown immensely. Reply @DerekNhu 8 months ago Having done harvesting work, I find this video relatable and inspiring. 1 Reply @joseleqrsi 8 months ago Im grateful for the experience of harvesting vegetables and the lessons it taught me about sustainable agriculture. 1 Reply @EmillyJoshua 7 months ago The hard work of the harvest workers deserves recognition and respect. Reply @Trinetra-Rajdulari1166 8 months ago Great vegetable harvest job!! Reply @Nandika-Asita4970 8 months ago Great vegetable harvest job!! Reply @ZacharyLucinda 8 months ago Harvester labor sustains our food system and it is essential to prioritize their welfare and rights in American agriculture. 1 Reply @PhedraBonita 8 months ago Thanks Tony, I love your harvest video. Reply @SandeepLuong 8 months ago I enjoyed seeing up close the hard work and dedication of American farmers. Reply @IrishAndrino 3 months ago thank you, farmers, for working tirelessly day and night to bring fresh food to everyone, regardless of the difficulties 1 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @samuelandersonjtm 8 months ago Thank you Tony, thanks to you I know more about agriculture in America Reply @MeredithTon 8 months ago It is amazing to see how efficiently farmers can harvest millions of tons of agricultural products. Reply @NachelleLewis 8 months ago Thank you to the harvest workers Reply @sikeshmekuria 6 months ago good job good workers 2 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @LeonKaytlyn 8 months ago Seeing the harvest process makes me value my food even more. 5 Reply @bertharobinsonqvid 8 months ago Having my own grape vines in my garden has brought me so much joy and satisfaction. 4 Reply 1 reply @tamirawhiteols 8 months ago Ive enjoyed watching harvests, and this video captures it well. Reply @minacooking88 3 days ago Your love for nature is evident in every frame. 🍃 Reply @Михаил-н9и5ы 7 months ago Growing food is America's greatest industry and blessed land. America's wealth, real green money Reply @CosimaMartin 8 months ago Looking at the vegetable harvest, Im so in love - I cant wait. Reply @archibaldcharlesprl 8 months ago Its amazing to see the entire process of growing and harvesting vegetables. Reply @dorismartinez1389 8 months ago Muy lindo bien cultivada las frutas. Felicidades a todos y admiro su trabajo. Saludos desde Panamá. 1 Reply @aureliadennisdeib 8 months ago This video highlights the dedication of those who bring food to our tables. 1 Reply @eminkursatboya8629 8 months ago Bravo en çok emek veren mücadele bitmez 👍👍👍🔥👍🔥👍 1 Reply @Shulka-Supriti05329 8 months ago These videos help me gain more knowledge about American agriculture Reply @AlmaTazanna 7 months ago Wow Im so proud of Americas agriculture Reply @AnkitThomas 8 months ago I appreciate the use of innovative technology and machinery to make the harvesting process more efficient and effective. Reply @OrianaLe 8 months ago The video has motivated me to learn more about sustainable agriculture and farming. Reply @PookyLee 8 months ago Witnessing the harvest process enhances my gratitude for food. Reply @glendagomezlttx 8 months ago Harvest workers play a vital role in American agriculture, ensuring timely and efficient food collection. Reply @givatauoiki 8 months ago I really enjoy watching how they grow and harvest the vegetables Reply @ShadellZelda 8 months ago These vegetable farms are amazing Reply @kanegreyxvt 8 months ago Thank you Tony, American agriculture is amazing Reply @anthonylamnxl 8 months ago The sheer quantity of produce that can be harvested in a short amount of time is incredible, thanks to the skill and dedication of American farmers. 2 Reply 1 reply @TieuPhiDailyLife 8 months ago Their dedication and hard work contribute to our nation's food security and sustainable agriculture. Here's to supporting our farmers and the abundance they bring to our tables. To everyone watching, may your days be filled with prosperity, good health, warmth, and joy! 💖 7 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @rogeneadamsizhdu 7 months ago My father also planted a persimmon tree in the garden and I love going to the garden and picking roses 2 Reply @alisonlindaskia 8 months ago Watching this video brings back memories of my own vegetable harvesting on the farm. Reply @hardingwilsonxfmlx 8 months ago wow, I love to see green vegetable farms, I want to go there Reply @FidelmaClarke 8 months ago It was interesting to watch the process of harvesting different vegetables. Reply @Vallari-Teja1435 8 months ago I like all the process of harvesting vegetables, especially harvesting sweet corn Reply @lanidinhwfhi 7 months ago Wow, American agriculture is amazing Reply @AugustusMurphy 8 months ago The video showcases the hard work and dedication of American agriculture. Reply @MurphyMuskaan 7 months ago The dedication and work ethic of immigrant harvest workers are indispensable for the success of American agriculture. Reply @Tanya-Tejaswini9815 8 months ago Nice to see the workers harvesting Reply @Anima-Kranti248 8 months ago Its great that modern technology is applied to agricultural harvesting Reply @Rukmini-Pavithra13661 8 months ago I like all the process of harvesting vegetables, especially harvesting sweet corn Reply @Padmalaya-Kalika84884 8 months ago Its great that modern technology is applied to agricultural harvesting Reply @JaideRobinson 7 months ago Its amazing how much hard work goes into the fruit and vegetable harvest Reply @McgrottyDurig 3 months ago hardworking farmers. I love them Reply @AsherDonatella 8 months ago Ive experienced harvesting firsthand; its truly rewarding. 1 Reply @Maitreyi-Chandrakanta5565 8 months ago Nice to see the workers harvesting Reply @Pratigya-Sujata50618 8 months ago Nice to see the workers harvesting Reply @Chandraleksha-Savitri894 8 months ago Nice to see the workers harvesting Reply @ScottLy 8 months ago Im excited to learn more about the different methods and techniques used in American agriculture. Reply @JaneevaMartin 7 months ago The hardworking individuals showcased in the video merit commendation for their efforts. Reply @machines858 1 month ago The sheer scale of US farmers harvesting vegetables and fruits across millions of acres in 2024 showcases the hard work and dedication of the agricultural sector. These efforts directly support the food processing factory industry, ensuring a steady supply of fresh produce. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Lavanya-Hemavati645 8 months ago An interesting harvest video, I learned how hard the workers harvest is Reply @Ojaswini-Agrima18556 8 months ago An interesting harvest video, I learned how hard the workers harvest is Reply @leightonrobertsekhr 8 months ago Thanks Tony for showing how harvest workers work! Reply @AlexanderBombardo 7 months ago Im amazed at the technology used in American farming. Reply @Gopinath-Suranjana8051 8 months ago Great vegetable harvest job!! Reply @NiabiWilliams 8 months ago Im so envious of those who get to work with American grapes every day. It must be so rewarding. Reply @ednahocjt 8 months ago The harvesting process is critical in ensuring that we have access to fresh, nutritious fruits and vegetables all year round. 2 Reply @brucecarternczg 8 months ago Its eye-opening to witness the labor that goes into every bite. 1 Reply @selenaramirezgdbk 8 months ago Its amazing to see how the vegetables and fruits I eat every day are harvested. Reply @HachiTon 8 months ago This video brings back fond memories of my farm visits. Reply @Mriganayani-Ramya08337 8 months ago I have always had a great passion for agriculture since I was a child Reply @Aruna-Roshan72604 8 months ago I have always had a great passion for agriculture since I was a child Reply @otofarmingdocumentary 5 months ago Your channel is a vital resource for farmers, offering valuable insights and solutions to help them succeed. Thank you! 1 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Lilavati-Saeeda90262 8 months ago Watching harvest videos like this makes me want to start farming too Reply @MilaniGutierrez 8 months ago Im so glad I decided to try growing grapes - its been a rewarding and delicious experience! 1 Reply @brittanythomaspbh 8 months ago Seeing the hard work that goes into the vegetable harvest inspires me to try it myself. Reply @DalvaLee 7 months ago I love American agriculture Reply @JohannyAdams 7 months ago I love American agriculture Reply @Vilasini-Maanika8375 8 months ago An interesting harvest video, I learned how hard the workers harvest is Reply @Kesar-Chandraki473 8 months ago Technology is an essential part of agriculture Reply @RayleeBailey 8 months ago Im so inspired to start my own garden after watching this video. Reply @JeslynDiaz 8 months ago Watching this video makes me want to start my own vegetable garden. Reply @AgathaFarrah 7 months ago A truly impressive display of harvesting in the video! Reply @KaylanaTaylor 8 months ago Its amazing to see how they work on the fruit and vegetable farm Reply @QianaBrown 7 months ago Harvest workers in American agriculture represent a diverse and indispensable workforce. Reply @juliecoxtimt 8 months ago Seeing this video takes me back to farm visits during harvest. Reply @LionelPanchak 7 months ago Thank the harvest workers for the hard work they are doing Reply @mousefarm 8 months ago They worked very hard and received a good harvest, what if this year's yield increased several times. Thank goodness. Reply @ChassidyTorres 7 months ago Woww beautiful peach garden, I wish I could pick them myself Reply @CarwynKaytlyn 8 months ago Great vegetable harvest Reply @WandellaJones 7 months ago Kudos to the dedicated individuals who feed our nation. Reply @Sundha-Sikta2565 8 months ago I like all the process of harvesting vegetables, especially harvesting sweet corn Reply @joungrhera 6 months ago I love how this video sparks conversations and encourages viewers to think deeply about important topics. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @christianrodriguezlhyfs 7 months ago The video sheds light on the physical demands and challenges faced by harvest workers. Reply @SunflowerFarmFarming 6 months ago I recently watched a captivating farming documentary that shed light on the challenges faced by small-scale farmers in developing countries. The documentary highlighted the importance of sustainable farming practices and the role they play in ensuring food security for communities. It was inspiring to see how innovative solutions were being implemented to overcome obstacles such as climate change and limited resources. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @NealaGrey 7 months ago Im grateful for the hard work they put into every crop. Reply @damianfloresl 7 months ago Technological integration in harvesting enhances the efficiency and sustainability of American agriculture. Reply @AgriTech-x6v 2 months ago Great job highlighting the importance of agricultural technology in modern farming. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @NayeliLewis 8 months ago I really like the way they harvest the vegetables Reply @MilianiErmintrude 8 months ago The dedication of the harvest workers in this video reminds me of my own experiences on the farm. Reply @KieranTazanna 8 months ago The lives of the harvest workers are deeply entwined with the rhythms of the seasons, as they follow the harvest from one crop to the next. 5 Reply @HalonaTuffin 8 months ago I appreciate the hard work of the harvest workers Reply @JesusitaFarah 8 months ago God bless these harvest workers Reply @Aaarti-Rukmini9849 8 months ago Thanks to the hardworking farmers we have food on the table Reply @HalonaPhillips 8 months ago Ive seen the magic of harvests in person; this video resonates. Reply @eliasevanses 8 months ago Watching the harvesting process has given me a newfound appreciation for the hard work that goes into our food supply. 1 Reply 1 reply @mikellyzqcpj 7 months ago Farm workers dedication is truly admirable. Reply @AureliaVo 8 months ago Its amazing to see how the harvest is done. Reply @amorcharlesul 8 months ago Watching the harvest reminds me of the effort behind our meals. 1 Reply @HeatherTazanna 8 months ago Its amazing to think about all the different varieties of grapes I could grow on my own vineyards. 1 Reply @AlynNicholas 8 months ago Americas agriculture, I love it Reply @katelyntorresiojfj 8 months ago Plum harvesting looks like a labor of love. Thanks, farmers! Reply 1 reply @EiraPatrick 8 months ago It is important to recognize the contributions of harvest workers Reply @DestinySavagJaydinAustin 8 months ago Growing vegetables and harvesting vegetables will be much simpler. Thank you for your video Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @bunnabin2469 2 months ago Thanks for modern agriculture machinery, people in the world will have a better life Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @liamriveraaekc 8 months ago Its amazing how much variety you can get from just a few grapevines in your own garden. 1 Reply @AlidaTurner 8 months ago My whole family is farmers in California, I love the harvests Reply @sandrahatfn 8 months ago Hey Tony, you gave us a lot of information about the vegetable growing industry in the worlds No. 1 country Reply @Shilpa-Kallol27594 8 months ago American agriculture is great, you can only wish when you look at it Reply @EmmanuelNaila 7 months ago Farmers play a vital role in feeding our nation and the world. Reply @YankFawziya 8 months ago Harvest workers often face long hours and challenging conditions, which highlight the resilience and dedication of the agricultural workforce. 1 Reply @BraydenBonita 7 months ago The dedication and hard work of harvest workers are instrumental in achieving impressive harvests. Reply @dariawatsonnrlo 7 months ago This video gave me a newfound respect for farm workers. Reply @eliasjohnsonpzwvq 8 months ago Gardening is therapeutic – I encourage everyone to try it! Reply @NebraskaAndrea 8 months ago Grapes are not only delicious, but also packed with nutrients. Theyre the perfect snack! Reply @shanleyellendvk 7 months ago Its fun to watch farming videos like this Reply @JakeFawziya 7 months ago Farm workers are unsung heroes of our society. Reply @Brown5203a 1 month ago The beauty of a crop lies not only in the richness it brings, but also in the memories and traditions it creates. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @TamThanhXuan0407 3 months ago Such an insightful video showcasing the hard work and dedication of American farmers! It's amazing to see the journey our food takes from the fields to our tables. 🌱🚜🍇 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @Trangjony 9 days ago It's really amazing and interesting. They are cultivating and harvesting these products on millions of acres of land. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @KalbeliyaWorld 8 months ago SUPER US FARMING. Reply @cyriljonesej 8 months ago Harvesting has given me a deeper appreciation for food. Reply @erinlyipv 8 months ago I know this is hard work and these workers deserve respect Reply @alexanderleeack 7 months ago American agriculture is leading. Reply @EstherDonatella 8 months ago I also witnessed apple and peach harvests in orchards across the Midwest. Its hard work, but necessary for American agriculture. 1 Reply @SitalaMartinez 7 months ago Witnessing the bountiful harvest achievable through contemporary agricultural methods is truly remarkable. Reply @Mangla-Trisha7398 8 months ago I have never seen vegetable harvest before, thanks for the information you share Reply @Mahua-Sarit05555 8 months ago Workers harvesting vegetables and cabbage are very professional Reply @Parvani-Chakori990 8 months ago Its amazing and it looks like a lot of fun to harvest broccoli 1 Reply @Anushree-Lona292 8 months ago Agriculture is an area that deserves attention and investment Reply @Minali-Rajhans25595 8 months ago Agriculture is an area that deserves attention and investment Reply @ReenaMountainLife 3 weeks ago Keep nurturing your garden! 🌱 Reply @Janhavi-Prama8395 8 months ago I always dreamed of being able to own large green vegetable farms like this Reply @Chadna-Kavita6583 8 months ago I always dreamed of being able to own large green vegetable farms like this Reply @ellatv2024 10 days ago The fresh produce from your garden looks absolutely amazing Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Islamicduniya123-b6j 8 months ago I love watching the broccoli harvest, very interesting Reply @tesorowinifredlmz 8 months ago The vineyards in this video are absolutely stunning. I could get lost in them for hours. 1 Reply @Bina-Sharadini37275 8 months ago It would be great to live in a vegetable farm like this Reply @Ritsika-Omana984 8 months ago I love watching the broccoli harvest, very interesting Reply @CailynValerie 8 months ago Agriculture in the United States is amazing. Reply @YaritzaOng 8 months ago Pineapples and watermelons are intriguing crops to watch being harvested. Reply @seanmartinezeey 8 months ago I hope to one day experience the sights and smells of the harvest on a farm. Reply @abigaillamnv 7 months ago Im a city dweller, but harvesting sounds refreshing. Reply @TamiraYashashree 8 months ago Great working atmosphere at the farm Reply @AhTechus 2 months ago The farm is wonderful and peaceful, congratulations Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @jamesjonesvot 8 months ago I really want to go to vegetable farms like this Reply @Richa-Anurati5725 8 months ago Workers harvesting vegetables and cabbage are very professional Reply @MariangelyJerry 8 months ago Learning about companion planting improved my harvest. Reply @ericapetersonjn 8 months ago Harvesting my own grapes and turning them into homemade wine is a true labor of love. 3 Reply 1 reply @janetrichardsonetix 8 months ago This video is a great reminder that growing and harvesting vegetables is not only rewarding but also important for a sustainable future. Reply @OsmundRobinson 8 months ago The harvest season looks like such a fun and fulfilling time. I wish I could experience it for myself. 1 Reply @sidoharum3247 2 months ago Luar biasa hebat .... kapan petani kamidi Indonesia bisa seperti itu yah ... salam sukses selalu ..hand-pink-waving Reply @nickigarciactos 8 months ago Harvesting vegetables is so much fun Reply @BenedictDavies 7 months ago The video vividly portrays the dedication and hard work of migrant workers. Reply @Riti-Durva3031 8 months ago I always dreamed of being able to own large green vegetable farms like this Reply @morenacampanero 7 months ago Thanis for sharing Reply @TadiMosheyev 8 months ago Id love to experience the satisfaction of growing and harvesting my own vegetables. Reply @Aruni-Devangana732 8 months ago The US vegetable harvest process is a testament to the efficiency of American agriculture. 2 Reply @ArnolaAvantika 8 months ago Its amazing and it looks like a lot of fun to harvest Reply @Rupashi-Anwesha9530 8 months ago Beauty of the workers, you all worked so hard Reply @Dhara-Sudipta54011 8 months ago Beauty of the workers, you all worked so hard Reply @lykahanna 8 months ago So amazing! I love the farms!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 1 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @Jiffy-Jiffy303 8 months ago Great harvest job Reply @katianalygqp 8 months ago Very grateful to the harvest workers who worked so hard. Reply @SiegfriedChung 8 months ago This video makes me want to visit a farm and see the vegetable harvest first hand. Reply @josephkimmyf 8 months ago The watermelon harvest looks like a massive operation, great job! Reply @discoveryquestkr 7 months ago Their hard work ensures our food security and promotes sustainable farming. Let's appreciate our farmers and the prosperity they provide. Wishing everyone health, happiness, and joy! :v Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @GemmaBombardo 7 months ago Ive never witnessed this type of harvest myself, but it was interesting to learn about the process. Reply @GriffithAnderson 8 months ago The dedication and hard work of asparagus farmers is remarkable. Reply @silasstewartmboy 8 months ago I was lucky enough to witness the grape harvest in California wine country. It is a wonderful and necessary process for great wine. 1 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @KariHaskel 2 months ago this video is a masterpiece! truly creative and impactful. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @KuwanlelentaMorris 8 months ago The amount of planning and coordination that goes into such a massive harvest is mind-boggling. 2 Reply @DearieThompson 8 months ago Kudos to farmers for ensuring we have a variety of produce year-round. Reply @rachelleglpamvs 6 months ago This video is a breath of fresh air in a cluttered digital landscape. Its authenticity and genuine emotion stand out amidst the noise of polished content. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @SyeiraRogers 8 months ago Maintaining a skilled and efficient workforce is critical during the harvest season to ensure timely and successful harvests. Reply @philipjerrydbc 8 months ago Watching this video makes me dream of owning my own vineyards someday! Reply @Mugdha-Nishithini09172 8 months ago Harvesting vegetables is fun, especially harvesting broccoli Reply @nolancaoquzg 8 months ago Impressive to see the scale of agriculture in the United States. Reply @JayWood-qk1pe 8 months ago Ive participated in harvesting, and its a labor of love. Reply @samanthawalkernwdtb 7 months ago Observing the manual harvest of asparagus provides intriguing insights. Reply @Anantha-Saguna1339 8 months ago Modern technology makes farming easier Reply @Kunjana-Prama71349 8 months ago The video shows how technology has improved the vegetable harvest process in the US. Reply @mervynsmithspiv 7 months ago The video underscores the importance of the harvest season for American farmers. Reply @noahwhiteiln 7 months ago The work of harvest workers is critical to maintaining a stable and safe food supply chain. Reply @kieranpetersongrf 7 months ago Every school should show videos like this, as part of a general knowledge guide. Reply @sebastianjacksonbw 8 months ago Roasted corn on the cob is my favorite summer treat! Reply @amiahgreyom 7 months ago Ive never been involved in such work, but I know its hard work Reply @Kriziaong 8 months ago Harvesting vegetables reminds me of the importance of supporting local farmers. 1 Reply @jaidehernandezyd 7 months ago After watching this, Im all for supporting local produce. Reply @DulcieBridget 8 months ago Asparagus farming is intriguing, kudos to those farmers! Reply @kieracampbelldzon 8 months ago The scale of fruit and vegetable farms in the US is astounding. 7 Reply @chloetangoou 8 months ago Im so impressed by the precision involved in pruning the grapevines. Its truly an art form. 5 Reply @Nanda-Shyamali44324 8 months ago The precision of machines in growing celery ensures high-quality produce. Reply @haiau4664 8 months ago it is so interesting for watching this document , thanks Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Test86868 8 months ago This video is truly a great source of information about agricultural technology. Subscribed to the channel so you don't miss out on new content! Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @HelgaTon 8 months ago Harvest workers worked very hard to provide us with vegetables every day Reply @seagull-farming 7 months ago Growing and harvesting vegetables and fruits is increasingly modern Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @JamesAmity 8 months ago Harvest season always brings a sense of satisfaction. Reply @olivertrania 8 months ago Its amazing to think about how many grapes American farmers produce each year. 1 Reply @joseduarte176 2 weeks ago Hello from a fellow lover of the outdoors! 🌳 1 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @AltsobaSmith 8 months ago The grape harvest season is such a beautiful time of year. Reply @pandorabombardoeu 7 months ago The workers in the video epitomize dedication and hard work in the bell pepper harvesting process. Reply @JoylynWinifred 8 months ago The colors of the vineyards are breathtaking. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @KailaniVu 8 months ago I hope consumers will appreciate the value of fresh produce more after watching this video. Reply @zacharyevansdie 8 months ago Ive been involved in farming, and its a satisfying endeavor. Reply @EmeryJerry 8 months ago Potato farming is crucial, and American farmers do an excellent job. Reply @berniehallqwra 8 months ago This video reminds me of the times I watched harvests. Reply @DoliOrabelle 7 months ago I love grape farm, grape harvesting is fun Reply @Prama-Ascharya9964 8 months ago American agriculture surprised me very much, this is something I have never seen before Reply @Sanjula-Krithika6561 8 months ago Its amazing and it looks like a lot of fun to harvest broccoli Reply @DonnaLouisa 7 months ago Harvesting your own food must be so fulfilling. Reply @abhishekrobinsonhgcne 8 months ago I never realized how complex and challenging farming can be. Reply @LIONEL9-v6n 8 months ago I have played this video for my children to see so they understand the value of farmers Reply @JaninePhan 7 months ago Ive never harvested, but Id love to try it someday. Reply @ruthjacksonreta 8 months ago My experience of harvesting vegetables on the farm was unforgettable and I cant wait to do it again. Reply @CuddleLuu 8 months ago The harvest season looks like a lot of hard work 1 Reply @Fatherfarmgreenlife 2 months ago I really like agriculture and am also creating a clean agricultural farm for myself. I will have to learn a lot from you, thank you for your videos. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @PhiNguyen-hp5rh 1 month ago Your take on organic farming at [05:10] was very insightful. Great content! Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @donaldwatsonzcls 7 months ago I never knew how intricate farming could be until now. Reply @waynerobertsgi 8 months ago Understanding the work behind food production changes how I view meals. 1 Reply @ErasmusRonald 8 months ago I cant wait to get my hands dirty and experience the hard work and satisfaction of a vegetable harvest. Reply @ReeganKelly 7 months ago Harvesting seems like strenuous yet vital work. Reply @vincentadamslhc 8 months ago Owning a vineyard would be a dream come true for any grape lover like myself. Reply @wendylamwql 8 months ago Theres something so satisfying about harvesting your own grapes and experiencing the process firsthand. 2 Reply @jaydengarciazsqvx 8 months ago Corn fields in the summer are a breathtaking sight! Reply @tuyethongst 5 months ago thank ,verry nice sharing Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @etaw4506 8 months ago love to work with this kind of environment❤ Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @pandoramoralesgjm 7 months ago Cucumbers, versatile and crucial in American agriculture, take center stage. Reply @Arpita-Chameli805 8 months ago I really want to go to a green vegetable farm like this one time Reply @Keertana-Laxmi681 8 months ago I really want to go to a green vegetable farm like this one time Reply @Mahijuba-Lali44602 8 months ago I really want to go to a green vegetable farm like this one time Reply @Sudarshana-Sudarshana6097 8 months ago I really want to go to a green vegetable farm like this one time Reply @Uttara-Vajra787 8 months ago I really want to go to a green vegetable farm like this one time Reply @sikeshmekuria 6 months ago (edited) good job 1 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @roryquachgpln 8 months ago Harvesting snow apples is a sight to see. Impressive how many apples under the white snow Reply @TiouLinda 7 months ago Harvesting seems like hard work but very rewarding. Reply @ArethaEdward 7 months ago I envy ranchers who own fruit and vegetable harvesters Reply @Tejaswi-Rajdulari5518 8 months ago Immigrant workers safety and wellbeing should be a top priority during the vegetable harvest season. Reply @CruellaPanchak 7 months ago The mechanized process of peanut harvesting significantly enhances productivity and efficiency for farmers. Reply @DungNgocDuy47 1 month ago It's really amazing and interesting Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @sarah_farm 8 months ago Kudos to you for crafting videos that not only entertain but also leave a lasting impression, my friend. Your unique perspective is a true gift. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @DiggoryHarris 8 months ago Beets are a great addition to any home garden. Reply @LejaneTuffin 8 months ago I would love to visit a grape vineyard one day and see the harvest process in person. 1 Reply @JamaicaBanasiewicz 8 months ago The sheer volume of the vegetables being harvested is astounding. Reply @DominicDang 7 months ago The workers harvesting melons are very professional Reply @NomaBennett 8 months ago Plum and potato farms contribute so much to our food supply. Reply @WilleneMendoza 7 months ago Its interesting to see how different manual harvesting methods are on the farms Reply @DannyIowa 8 months ago Theres something satisfying about seeing red apples on a snow-white background Reply @Ushakiran-Payal99002 8 months ago We have a backward agriculture, I really admire American agriculture Reply @dariuspetersonvnjy 8 months ago Farming is a profession that requires a lot of energy Reply @maryamzakariya47 3 months ago hard work of these individuals Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Parul-Mayuri0318 8 months ago We have a backward agriculture, I really admire American agriculture Reply @Vietnamese-culture 3 months ago giant machines, they produce great productivity Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @IsoldeJoshua 8 months ago I used to do this vegetable harvest for 10 years Reply @brendychungybqg 8 months ago As someone who grew up in rural America, Ive seen most of my harvests, especially corn and soybeans. 5 Reply 1 reply @angelwilliamshgdc 8 months ago Anyway, I still prefer watching the workers harvest than watching the harvester Reply @JovanTiet 8 months ago Cornstalks provide excellent support for climbing plants. Reply @hauna0407 4 weeks ago love watching videos. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @MaynardMohini 8 months ago I want to know the joy of tasting fresh vegetables that Ive grown and harvested myself. Reply @Deepashikha-Suchita3117 8 months ago Technology has made celery growth more sustainable and environmentally friendly. Reply @Yogita-Shinjini091 8 months ago I am also doing farming in India. Nice to see this video Reply @Archa-Shefali387 8 months ago I am also doing farming in India. Nice to see this video Reply @OralieYoung 7 months ago I worked as a fruit and vegetable harvester for 10 years Reply @SkinSatisfy 8 months ago Agricultural machinery is a vital tool for enhancing food security, reducing poverty and improving livelihoods of millions of people around the world Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @jimmelyndionsay4694 8 months ago Wow uk sana pag mka work Jan kc maganda pag yan ang work Reply @Mahamaya-Rajeshwari708 8 months ago I am very impressed with the broccoli harvesting process Reply @ImWind-dp5sj 7 months ago So great! Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Bharati-Piki928 8 months ago The use of automation for vegetable harvest in the US is a game-changer. Reply @winternight-t7n 1 month ago great farmer . great machine Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @EndaTrng 7 months ago Harvest workers deserve safe working conditions and essential benefits such as healthcare. Reply @Francisco-fe8ki 8 months ago Bendito California ❤ Reply @wendylamwql 8 months ago I would love to see how people manually harvest like this, very interesting Reply @ErnestaOng 8 months ago The experience of harvesting vegetables on the farm is hard work, but its fun. Reply @JacieAmbar 7 months ago Hand-harvesting bell peppers demands skill and precision in a challenging and labor-intensive task. Reply @OrianaVaidehi 8 months ago Farming looks like a tough job, but its essential for our food. Reply @pamelahernandezli 8 months ago Watching this video makes me want to visit a vineyard and pick some fresh American grapes. Reply @Atreyi-Alopa799 8 months ago We have a backward agriculture, I really admire American agriculture 2 Reply @Ramita-Madhuri1082 8 months ago The harvest workers are working very hard to provide the daily food supply Reply @paigestawarskixez 8 months ago In some regions, the availability of labor to harvest can be a major challenge, affecting the timely harvest of crops. 2 Reply @ThomasTazanna 7 months ago American agriculture seems more industrialized than in my country. Reply @LivestocklifeVN89 8 months ago Very nice and modern Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @mihirimenaka7476 4 weeks ago hard work of farmers across the US Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @Snehal-Pooja846 8 months ago I want to see more farming videos Reply @Inderjit-Shyamal560 8 months ago I want to see more farming videos Reply @Urja-Vaijayanti7834 8 months ago I want to see more farming videos Reply @Shilpita-Eshana844 8 months ago I want to see more farming videos Reply @Laalamani-Tapti24357 8 months ago I want to see more farming videos Reply @Titantech.1 4 months ago Very good video, looking forward to your next videos Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @Bhavna-Siddhima049 8 months ago American agriculture surprised me very much, this is something I have never seen before Reply 1 reply @PhilomenaMuskaan 7 months ago I really want to work on American farms Reply @CrystalYashashree 8 months ago The life of a harvest worker is probably harder than I thought 1 Reply @MariangelyHarris 8 months ago We were once a harvest worker in California, where there was a huge variety of crops Reply @TheklaBridget 7 months ago As a small scale farmer, I can only imagine the amount of resources required for such a large harvest. Impression. Reply @OlisaBanasiewicz 8 months ago The video showcases the unseen toil that sustains us. Reply @tabithamuchoki-lp7bc 6 months ago Agriculture is very important Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @nitathomasnfi 7 months ago While mechanical harvesting is becoming more common, manual harvesting remains an important part of American agriculture. Reply @patriciadiazminy 8 months ago The potato harvest is essential for our food supply, and they do it so efficiently. Reply @Farmfactoryhd 3 months ago The grapes look delicious 1 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @Shachi-Vinodini08737 8 months ago Immigrant workers are vital to the US vegetable harvest industry. 3 Reply @scarlettyoungxj 7 months ago I am very impressed with how they harvest melons Reply @anthonytran7566 7 months ago Thanks to our US farmers for feeding us !!!!! Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Varuna-Ayushmati150 8 months ago Immigrant workers hard work and dedication during the vegetable harvest season are admirable. 1 Reply @EganEdith 8 months ago I recommend mulching to retain moisture and deter weeds. Reply @Yaksha-Puloma67147 8 months ago I understand the hardships of those harvest workers Reply @Shefali-Deepabali83149 8 months ago I understand the hardships of those harvest workers Reply @volperali 2 months ago thanks video nice Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Nirmayi-Husna92850 8 months ago I understand the hardships of those harvest workers Reply @ruangilmu8588 8 months ago the harvest was very abundant Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Ujjanini-Maina4679 8 months ago The harvest workers are working very hard to provide the daily food supply 1 Reply 1 reply @Pankaja-Bhagyashree0349 8 months ago The US needs to implement policies to protect the rights of immigrant vegetable harvesters. Reply @zabidi59 7 months ago Great farmers, dedicated and hard work. Do like to share this video please. Reply @angelchloie1092 4 months ago new subscriber this video is good to watch and lots of learnings from it ..... always connect Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @DieudungDungHeoHuong 8 months ago Công nghiệp hiện đại ❤❤ Reply @aidanellangpx 8 months ago My parents both work harvesting fruits and vegetables on farms Reply @Maryammujittapha 3 months ago Enjoy the journey! Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @KishiFreeman 7 months ago I really want to go to Americas farms to see them harvest the crops Reply @jampasurprenant1794 8 months ago I love Florida orange the orange are very sweet and juicy. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @YamkaMosheyev 8 months ago Pesticide-free methods are essential for organic gardening. Reply @kalidasbaski8938 6 months ago Very good video (I am from India) Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Anuprabha-Jamini5618 8 months ago The harvest workers are working very hard to provide the daily food supply Reply @AneurinElla 8 months ago Crop rotation helps prevent soil depletion. Reply @francischitana180 8 months ago Interesting video Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @bomThinh-i9t 1 month ago The machine is amazing Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @IsoldeWalker 8 months ago Harvesting at the right stage of maturity requires careful monitoring, as each crop has an optimal harvest period. 1 Reply @EleanorSteven 7 months ago My father is also a harvest worker on farms in the US Reply @VANGarden-iv1yo 5 months ago oh, that's wonderful 👍 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @JeremyNhu 8 months ago I never realized how much work goes into producing grapes. Reply @aniyahthompsonztle 8 months ago Harvesting delicate crops such as berries or green leafy vegetables requires delicate handling to minimize damage and preserve quality. Reply @orlandorojo-bc5sf 8 months ago Agricultural drones are cutting-edge machines used for crop surveillance. Reply @Chitrarekha-Swasti223 8 months ago I really want to go to a green vegetable farm like this one time 1 Reply @LouisaJeffrey 7 months ago I still prefer to watch manual harvest like this Reply @ps1staanadcpo362 7 months ago wow how i wish to work there... Reply @AmadikaBui 8 months ago I like American agriculture. Reply @marilynmoralesdflr 8 months ago I have never seen a vegetable harvesting video before Reply @Maryammujittapha 3 months ago Every time I see harvest workers in action Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Devika-Supriya6790 8 months ago Wow, Ive never seen sweet corn harvest like this Reply @Swarna-Dhwani157 8 months ago Wow, Ive never seen sweet corn harvest like this Reply @Madhu-Sanyukta844 8 months ago The vegetable harvest in the US is a massive undertaking that requires planning and coordination. Reply @hina-ta4408 8 months ago Wow very good 👍🏻👍🏻😍♥️ Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @laurabrownbcy 7 months ago My mother is also working on a persimmon farm in the US Reply @Susheela-Deepa6192 8 months ago I love watching the broccoli harvest Reply 1 reply @jademoorevpya 8 months ago Proper spacing is crucial for corn plant development. Reply @p.vlademir8771 8 months ago Thanks you immigrant ❤ Reply @สุนทรน้อยพงษ์-ด5ฝ 6 months ago น่าสนใจ Reply @sureshhatila2750 8 months ago Suresh Hii 👋🇮🇳🤝 Reply @DulcieHo 8 months ago I grow sweet corn in my backyard garden every year. Reply @YXuanLam0407 3 months ago Testament to the hard work Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @CoreySSS 3 months ago Testament to the hard work Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Mahua-Aseema24784 8 months ago Hand-harvesting onions is labor-intensive and requires skilled workers. Reply @JunJoveYapot 8 months ago ❤❤❤ wow Reply @scarlettcollinsprvz 7 months ago I didnt know harvesting was such hard work Reply @محمدرجب-ق2ث2ف 6 months ago الرئيس الصيني التدخيل وتدعم كل منطقة دولة الصين مشاريع تنموية العمل والنشاطات العمل والنشاطات العمل والنشاطات العمل والنشاطات العمل والنشاطات العمل والنشاطات Reply @laniphillipsholp 7 months ago Peanuts remain a fundamental crop in American agriculture. Reply @myharristfwi 7 months ago They harvest melons very quickly and professionally Reply @jerrycollinsacg 7 months ago Previously, I also worked as a grape harvester on a farm in California Reply @LakenTon 7 months ago Maybe I cant do this job as well as these workers Reply @Ipsita-Sana368 8 months ago Vegetable harvesters often work long hours to meet demand. Reply @Mita-Bhavini330 8 months ago Immigrant vegetable harvesters make a significant contribution to the US food supply chain. Reply @AnPhuDailyLife 3 weeks ago The fruit is in excellent shape Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Devasree-Meena229 8 months ago I will also go to a green bean farm to do the harvesting next year Reply @Chandana-Nandini967 8 months ago I will also go to a green bean farm to do the harvesting next year Reply @QuackersDuckstein 8 months ago Large farms require a concerted effort to manage harvesting operations. Reply @KendisFawziya 7 months ago Machine technology can make manual harvesting more efficient Reply @Bwr630- 8 months ago I like black😊 sapiregeape Reply @KettlerObenchain47 3 months ago people in the world will have a better life Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @JermaineLindo-z5o 6 months ago everybody know a eat n live good with friendship (peaceful) Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @christinamichael4302 3 months ago good job Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Anahita-Jaswinder17297 8 months ago The use of machines for celery growth reduces the need for manual labor. Reply @JoselynAdams-ys8ni 8 months ago I am very curious about American agricultural technology. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @BertramCox 8 months ago I prefer heirloom seeds for their unique flavors. Reply @hannahgreyykps 7 months ago I also have a dream to become a farmer after I retire Reply @thanhlichcuocsongmytravel 6 months ago Tuyệt vời❤👍 Reply @Rajnandhini-Tatini458 8 months ago Growing and harvesting is not an easy job Reply @Niyati-Anindita9739 8 months ago Growing and harvesting is not an easy job Reply @Payal-Rajhans863 8 months ago Growing and harvesting is not an easy job Reply @MayraBanasiewicz 7 months ago I have never seen a vegetable harvest before Reply @محمدرجب-ق2ث2ف 6 months ago الرئيس تدعيم كل المنطقة مشاريع تنموية العمل والنشاطات العمل والنشاطات العمل والنشاطات والخدمية العمل والنشاطات Reply @jennaandersonuccy 8 months ago I never realized how many different factors could affect the flavor of grapes. 1 Reply @왕돈이-z8c 6 months ago good!! Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Avanti-Stuti1245 8 months ago We also grow and harvest onions in the same way Reply @jovangreyhvm 8 months ago For greens, I opt for fast-growing spinach varieties. Reply @Tarika-Sulochana87797 8 months ago Impressive how American farmers harvest millions of tons of vegetables efficiently. Reply @jocelynmartinezkgrst 7 months ago I am curious about the labor involved in such a large harvest. How many workers are needed to harvest thousands of tons of produce? Reply @Rajshri-Seemanti380 8 months ago The pressure to meet quotas can add to the difficulties of vegetable harvest. Reply @terryfloresdgny 8 months ago I had no idea growing grapes required so much care and attention! 1 Reply @processarea91 2 days ago Wow, imagine the world’s biggest salad from all that! What’s your favorite vegetable to throw in?" 🥗🌽 Reply @ThokoNdwandwe-cj7qx 8 months ago Beautiful I like this how can i learn about it I'm in South Africa Bethal please can i come? Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @AndriaJasmer47 3 months ago goog job Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @carolinadavidlm 7 months ago I wonder how American farms cope with seasonal changes. Reply @ChabezEastep 3 months ago hello my friend Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @aubreylewissksil 8 months ago Equipment breakdowns and logistical challenges can disrupt a smooth harvest, adding to the difficulties faced. Reply @PatiYoung 8 months ago Corn needs consistent watering during its growth. Reply @dizaq_qq 6 months ago I love celery. They make me healthier Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Jasodhara-Urmi036 8 months ago Harvesting vegetables requires a lot of bending, kneeling, and lifting, which can be hard on the body. Reply @YettyTaylor 7 months ago Harvesting thousands of tons of fruits and vegetables is no easy feat. Reply @Jessicayang-kc6ii 6 months ago Very good Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @HarvestPathways 4 months ago Wonderful Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @TonTinTuc 6 months ago I liked the blueberry harvesting machine harvesting those beautiful and very red blueberries! Huh? Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @TaliseJames 8 months ago Dealing with pests during harvest can be a major obstacle. Reply @milcahshreyaek 8 months ago I never knew there were so many different types of grapes. Reply @Saruprani-Diya05989 8 months ago Harvesting onions by machine is faster and more efficient than by hand. Reply @Letitiaau 8 months ago Corn silk turns brown when its ready for picking. Reply @MonirHossain-nk7cb 6 months ago This country as like the system of cultivation. Whish country’s there is no poverty of people. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @babamaa284 8 months ago আমি যেতে চাই এখানে কাজ করতে?.. Reply @anthonymartinezzuzm 8 months ago Raised beds make gardening easier on my back. Reply @tuyethongst 5 months ago verry good Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @SnqoBile980 8 months ago Harvesting becomes less labor-intensive with the use of specialized machines. Reply @EarlJohnson-h2v 8 months ago I am interested 1 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @Nita-Meenakshi7912 8 months ago I never knew cabbage was harvested like this Reply @daniellewalkerwzydu 8 months ago I admire the dedication of American farmers who ensure we have fresh produce. Reply @Manushri-Ojaswini8863 8 months ago I was a celery harvester before Reply @Dhanyata-Kanakpriya5574 8 months ago Machine-grown celery is more efficient and cost-effective than traditional methods. Reply @JacquelineAmbar 7 months ago Look at how they throw and pick up the melons professionally Reply @OyaWhite 8 months ago Unpredictable weather conditions can affect the quality and timing of the harvest. Reply @TeneilMai 8 months ago Herbs like basil thrive in containers on my balcony. Reply @Rohana-Jaisudha60192 8 months ago I once saw the cabbage harvest on the farm next to my house Reply @Sridevi-Deepavali149 8 months ago I once saw the cabbage harvest on the farm next to my house Reply @SelenaMendes 8 months ago Thats why we get such a wide variety of wines. Reply @shyaka-1 7 months ago i can eat all this fruits Reply @JadeRose-ki9ve 4 months ago strawberries are delicious Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Mriganayani-Vrinda930 8 months ago Machine-harvested onions are more consistent in size and quality than those harvested by hand. Reply @Mary-cg1sl 6 months ago The farmers own the land. Many of the workers who are harvesting the crops are probably not your average Americans. Americans would not want to do that sort of thankless, back breaking work for pay that is often minimum wage or less. The living quarters of migrant workers are often in poor condition. I can only appreciate the work of those who do the work that the majority of Americans would never lower themselves to do. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @DiosdadoLausa 2 months ago Lausa diosdado ginoog buanoy balamban enternateonal Reply @hosabettulaxmanbangera1471 5 months ago I am interested to join in this team. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @emanciputra6346 3 weeks ago Wow, I really want to work, there are vacancies Reply @voranartsirisubsoontorn 5 months ago Smart very Smart Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @tuyethongst 5 months ago yummy yummy Reply @xiaojuanli6175 6 months ago Good Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @stellajohnsonvmnr 7 months ago Americans should realize the importance of these immigrant workers Reply @AthelstanLy 7 months ago Manual harvesting can take more time and effort Reply @arobali3878 8 months ago I m interested. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @JermaineLindo-z5o 6 months ago true mercy Reply @JermaineLindo-z5o 6 months ago 2nd in the market Reply @madmikemadmike2175 8 months ago wowo that must be hard on the back! Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Shridevi-Kusuma6160 8 months ago Immigrant vegetable harvesters deserve fair compensation for their labor. 2 Reply @CalianaEdith 7 months ago To harvest the persimmons, they even have to use scissors, which is quite hard Reply @egopat15 3 days ago I enjoyed this harvest video but why make it into a loop? Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @HoagjohnTech 4 months ago i love you Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @angelaalexandraaus 8 months ago Soil testing ensures my pH levels are just right. Reply @Madhu-Punthali85562 8 months ago I was born in a family of 4 farming generations Reply @JermaineLindo-z5o 6 months ago june plum tree market professional Reply @AtonioHighTechFarming 7 days ago wow suprise Reply @Madhulekha-Bhoomika132 8 months ago Can I work for these farms, I know how to farm Reply @KECHUYENDEMKHUYA99 2 weeks ago I really like your life, what country are you from? Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @shankarkc1439 7 months ago nice Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @gurunyambitani 3 months ago Assalamualaikum wr wb. Sucses.❤❤😊😊 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Surina-Surina03316 8 months ago I also live next to a celery farm but Ive never seen them harvest celery Reply @Valli-Shrikumari56933 8 months ago I also live next to a celery farm but Ive never seen them harvest celery Reply @Uttara-Rajani8669 8 months ago The risk of injury is high for vegetable harvesters due to the tools and equipment used. Reply @sharlenebaileywmoj 8 months ago Everyone should avoid wasting food on the table after watching this video Reply @Userpr8hm6sv7x 5 months ago Hello My family Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @DrakeLucinda 8 months ago Open your eyes to see the onion harvest - the onion workers work so hard. Reply @KarenBanasiewicz 7 months ago Its hard for the workers to harvest chili Reply @Krandasi-Ishani9159 8 months ago Oh, this is the first time Ive seen the broccoli harvest Reply @GeorgeWathington 1 month ago I was a farmer, and l know how hard this is Reply @Bwr630- 8 months ago 👍👍👍👍👍 Reply @jimmelyndionsay4694 8 months ago I'm interested working Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @JermaineLindo-z5o 6 months ago road work n traffic lights market n community n park Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Aishani-Stuti1718 8 months ago The use of machines to grow celery is a significant advancement in agriculture. 1 Reply @JermaineLindo-z5o 6 months ago housing trust n cotton club paradise freedom Reply @OkalaniTiet 8 months ago I can feel the physical tension of the harvest workers Reply @souavaj4759 7 months ago ❤❤ Reply @linhnguyen-hs7ml 7 months ago ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Reply @Sunanda-Triveni16940 8 months ago The need for attention to detail in vegetable harvest can cause mental exhaustion. Reply @mbahcarrier1629 3 months ago 👍👍👍👍👍👍 Reply @tonyaleetfw 7 months ago Is there a chili harvester? Reply @rkgillkitchen165 7 months ago ❤❤🎉 Reply @DhduUeurueue-pv7oi 8 months ago ❤ Reply @ChassidyTorres 8 months ago Harvesting onions is a very painful job Reply @RahulWaghmar-o8r 7 months ago 𝓿𝓮𝓻𝔂 𝓷𝓲𝓴𝓮 𝓯𝓸𝓻𝓶𝓲𝓷𝓰 Reply @abubayaffa3997 6 months ago Hi Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Janhavi-Shambhavi43387 8 months ago The scale of the vegetable harvest in the US is mind-blowing. Reply @Anushka-Akansha049 8 months ago I want to apply for this harvest job, how can I contact them Reply @ImanMuhaimin-uu1id 1 month ago Ulang yang sama ja bro k Reply @Bwr630- 8 months ago 그래요 이민 을 받아주니까 그들이 훌륭한 노등 력을 줍니다 Reply @mijozklnet9307 8 months ago (edited) I would really like to work in California. If there are any sites for which farms I should apply, please write them down Uzbekistan👍👍 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @faithtapinit7958 8 months ago How to apply in farmers harvesting respect my comment ❤ Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @imranKALO1Punjab 8 months ago ❤❤ Reply @TrizahtrizahTrizah 8 months ago I need job there Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @ReshamaChavan-x8w 1 month ago Is this a single farm? Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @JermaineLindo-z5o 6 months ago request my freedom n mercy 1 with the community Reply @radishardella 3 months ago 🤩 Reply @LancelotGraciaMurillo 2 months ago exactly Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @kajliagyajyang7257 8 months ago 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🎆🎆 Reply @EndaTrng 7 months ago I harvested melons like them, lol Reply @FarmerusTV-d4b 2 months ago hello hand-pink-wavinghand-pink-wavinghand-pink-wavinghand-pink-wavinghand-pink-wavinghand-pink-waving Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @songulbagc1750 8 months ago Yoh indirmee..................... Reply @Xablbjon 8 months ago Это где я хочу работает там Reply @j.l.c526 5 months ago Americans wouldn’t eat without Mexican (and other immigrant) laborers. This film gives little due to them. In fact a good many of these farms are owned by those who were once immigrant laborers. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @simonkirwa5221 8 months ago Americans could be working harder than majority of kenyans Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Arshia-Sitara846 8 months ago Where we only harvest corn by hand Reply @MapMa-eq1nw 2 months ago 😮😮 Reply @scottadamspfhs 7 months ago Harvesting melons is fun, they toss the melons very easily Reply @theyuniperis8624 8 months ago Can you help us to join you company job thanks Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @eduardof5980 7 months ago US farmers ,these farmers are immigrants ,from Latin american countries And asian countries, US farmers ?good choice of phrase Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @marwoto5125 7 months ago Sekedar Kom em nnn ,,,lebih suka saudara tetangga Reply @JhonYalon-ov7mc 5 months ago How to apply Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @Niral-Basanti035 8 months ago Immigrant labor is an essential component of American agriculture. 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Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @vegaaterna 6 months ago YS Reply @AnnCaa 1 month ago omg Reply @roshonabilash3158 6 months ago apu Reply @JermaineLindo-z5o 6 months ago baby mom freedom rent n pickney Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @hikurukutai 8 months ago Wtf they are workers not farmers Reply @Bernie5172 4 months ago birds eat all my Apples. i have to net them Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @weissenbachneda 3 months ago hand-pink-waving Reply @rigobertohernandez2548 8 months ago You are Wrong is not U S Farmers .Mexican Inmigrants working hard and hard everyday if is cold or Hot weather to keep USA Growing and they working with poor salary and no benefits. 1 Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @jeanandre6129 8 months ago That's what immigrants and migrants have been doing for years. Local people almost shy away from farm work s. Anti immigrants and anti migrants what do think? Don't be shy. Answer me Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 2 replies @Blaccsparrow 1 month ago Waste of a video regurgitating the same thing over just to make a long video Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @ppss.6302 8 months ago Sickening images mostly. Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @jackhaus5238 7 months ago With Mexicans Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @kamarkamarhanse5386 8 months ago Beuti foul Reply Tony 98 - Discovery · 1 reply @JermaineLindo-z5o 6 months ago fruits of loom panties vs Reply @terezasarksyan5875 8 months ago otmetka 14-@ct¤ Reply