I could be wrong but I believe Titan Farms spans 3 counties. Saluda, Edgefield, and Aiken counties. I live in Saluda county just down the road from many of these orchards. Very informative video.

I’m surprised they don’t have a distillery to make peach brandy, schnapps, etc. I just now got to the part where he said there were no finished products there, only ingredients. But that would be great for the soft peaches!

Soap is biodegradable it’s natural ingredients, not chemical based,soap is sodium Laurel,pot ash and surfactant,also insecticide is chemical based bad for humans.so be true to your brand.

With 35 varieties growing on only 6k acres, how do they kept them from cross pollinating? I’m guessing they bloom at different times.

I now have peach envy with only having two peach trees

"That Guy. Those People" This guy is such a douche. Why talk down to your workers like their slaves? Dude has a Im Better Than Everyone Else mentality. I will make sure I never buy peaches from these clowns.

This was fascinating. That is a huge operation.

So they get 80 cents a peach on average if they sell 90 million peaches a year 🤑

@19 sec.: “The word, Chemical, sounds harsh”. “Soap is a chemical.” The difference is that the USDA approved soap for consumer use and deemed it safe. Did the USDA approve your “Chemical” for use on human skin to remove dirt. There is a huge difference in the two chemicals.

not 24000- foot ball fields - its a 5280 football fileds

I would stay away from AI on the Farms if you can while you are Private. It's a moral demoralizer. No thanks to the game that's played. Trust in God. You will do better. They will get all your data, and know how to topple your farm.

Backward hat , don’t even know where you are act, came across as an ignorant jackass

I bought a peach recently. I could’ve used it for a baseball, it was so hard. I saw a site that said put it in a paper bag for two or three days to ripen it. I did that and it was somewhat softer so I took a bite.it was brown and kinda mushy like an apple when it gets bruised. I don’t think I’ll buy any more…

39:00 Yep, we humans will never learn...this man is explaining how he will lose his job to a computer. Speed and convenience right? We have given just about every aspect of our lives over to machines. What could go wrong? 👍🏻🙄

Wow excellent storytelling🔥🔥

Saluda County SC

I live about 20 miles from this Farm, Ridge Spring South Carolina. You can’t tell when you leave one farm to the next, Peach Fields for ever! No.2 in America Peach growers!

Very impressive. Far more high-tech than I would have guessed.

Georgia doesn't grow the most, but no peach is as juicy and delicious as a Georgia belle

I love peaches. I wish I could afford to eat them. This guy is so great.

We grow peaches and it was amazing to watch it at this huge scale. Talk about efficiency.

How much do the workers get paid per bag they pick?

One of the most in depth video, keep up the good work...

annoying music

You got to love all farmers and a big fan of white peaches my favorite peach pie and peach cobbler it just makes me happy thank you

1 acre is approximately 1 football without the endzones.

You did an excellent job of telling your viewer the Titan Farm story. Very nice video well and a well edited video too. What an education on the peach/agriculture industry. Thank you. We’re from Missouri.

We worked to help solve agricultural issues in DC, such as legal supply of farm workers, labor laws and food safety protocols that farmers and growers could implement to make US food the safest in the world.

Excellent video. I had the pleasure of serving alongside Chalmers Carr on a national board of United Fresh Association. We worked to help solve agricultural issues in DC, such as legal supply of farm workers, labor laws and food safety protocols that farmers and growers could implement to make US food the safest in the world. The video does not mention the hours of work that Chalmers does to help the US Peach industry, not just his own. And i get to enjoy his peaches each year at Wegmans stores in Rochester, NY. Although my career was focused on NYS Apples, Peaches are my 2nd favorite tree fruit. Jim Allen, Past President and CEO of NYS Appel Association.

You can not grow a peach like the NEW JERSEY PEACH IS #1. A+ AWSOME. when you bite into your peach does the juice run down your face and hit the floor??

It’s all good.

I was blown away finding out that all peach varieties bloom and pollinate at approximately the same time. Acres Vs Football Fields: NOT TRUE... Hope this helps. At 29:30 an Acre is described as 4 Football Fields; this is incorrect. A Football Field is 50 yards by 100 yards or 150 feet by 300 feet; which equals 45,000 square feet. An acre is 43,560 square feet... So a Football Fields is approximately one acre: 45,000 /43,560 = 1.03 Acres per Football Field.. I really enjoyed this tour and it wetted my appetite for some fresh Titan peaches.

"wow that's crazy .. wow that's crazy .. wow that's wild" "wow that's crazy .. wow that's crazy .. wow that's wild" "wow that's crazy .. wow that's crazy .. wow that's wild"

Damn, I have all notifications on for your channel but I some how didnt get notified of your last two vids, c'mon youtubve this is the content I want on my homepage!

This is so interesting. We have some peach here in Arkansas. It's a smaller peach farming here now but back a few years peach farming was bigger back a few years. Peach farming is a great farming enterprise.

Fieldtripping…..I’m sorry but wearing a hat ESPECIALLY BACKWARDS hat is an extremely immature, unprofessional impression that you are giving people. A backwards hat has a reputation for ignorance. If you think backwards hat wearing is “branding” yourself in a positive manner, you will soon find out how bad of a mistake you’re making. No one will think you are seriously wanting to be a successful interviewer. You’re not a 15 year old high school kid I can promise you the farm owner thought less of you when he saw the hat backwards. If you want to look educated and experienced in adulthood, take the hat off completely when youre interviewing. Look at all the most popular KZbinrs doing interviews like this…… they are not wearing hats and DAMN sure not a backwards hat

An acre will not hold 4 football fields. In fact, an acre will not even hold 1 football field. One acre will hold about ¾ of a football field. Just basic math. So a 6,000 acre farm will not hold 24,000 football fields, but a little over 4,500 football fields. No idea where this guy is getting his math.

Amazing. I packed peaches in a small operation in Georgia in the 1960s. What a difference in size and operation, but the same product, ripe peaches out the door.

This man speaks good English not American English that i don't normally understand

very good job you did on this tour pay no attention to the naysayers there just jealous

Not sure where this farm manager got his education. But a football field is 1.3 acres. Either football fields are small in South Carolina or acres are huge.

wow or wow or wow, every 5th word

incorrect info: 4 football fields do not equal one acre. One football field is larger than one acre

You are in the owners office conducting an interview. Turn the hat around, then take the hat off.

Excellent tour of an interesting operation! We share a lot of philosophies and methodology. That young lady said a mouthful when she said “things just want to grow!” I ask people all the time “Why don’t you grow something yourself?” The answers I get are usually: “I don’t know how” or “It’s too hard” or “I don’t have a place” As she said, things want to grow! You’d be amazed how many carrots or how much lettuce you can grow in a 5 gallon bucket!! TRY, TRY, TRY!

Absolutely loved the video & subscribed! Great story & owner of Titan Farms. I live in Lake County, California (Northern) & we used to be called the "Pear Capital of the World" (Bartletts). Slowly since the 90's the foreign market has pushed us out of the market. Orchards were torn out and wine grapes took over. Now we have lots of wineries, but I sure miss the days of all the orchards.

Amazing tour. How the heck is this channel not at a million subs?????

Just wanna say this was a great video. It felt like 20 minutes, not an hour. You did an amazing job asking constructive questions and giving the host enough time and feedback to open up and explain her craft. Thanks so much, and I wish you luck with your future permaculture endeavors!

This was such a well-rounded video. Props to you n this lady.

We are taught to hate weeds by the ones who sell the solution. If you market things as a problem, others will pay for the solution. Our ancestors knew how to do it right.