80 million pounds of blueberries all from one farm | We Are The Best

[@dwaynewladyka577]

I love blueberries. They are so tasty. This is a great series. Canada has lots of great produce.

[@monstercolorfunco4391]

When is episode 2 and what will happen in the boxing and jam episodes?

[@brainberryfarms9729]

We have just dipped our toe in growing blueberries here in the Pittsburgh, PA area. This video is inspirational. The sheer volume and amount of effort involved must be enormous. Nicely done, and wonderful looking crops. I grew up right across the Niagara river on Grand Island, I'll have to get up north to sample some of those amazing wild blueberries! Thanks for sharing.

[@kasirojkt2030]

Where is the best seed type of blueberry ? Is it grow in tropical place too ?

[@ratnabajaj7351]

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[@jman51]

Again, this is just the most unbelievably un-Canadian title for a series.

[@LinkTheFusky]

they're nice everywhere else so they can boast how good they are at farming blueberries and maple syrup

[@hunnybunny711]

Maine wild blueberries are the best. Taste is everything.

[@666mathew]

I've never ever seen ME blueberries at supermarkets in Montréal.

[@okeydokeygivemeyourgnocchi1481]

What types of blueberries are these?

[@Phoenix-ph1bb]

I think the guy said wild natural blueberries and wild organic blueberries. They must be the same type, he just changed the names because of a region/production comparison ( regional and worldwide).

[@buhu446]

I wonder this too, you have bluecrop, spartan etc. and they are harvested all in different months. I even have the small blueberry bush in my garden and I harvest that twice a year

[@zone4garlicfarm]

These are wild lowbush blueberries. Most named varieties like bluecrop, patriot, etc. are highbush blueberries. Lowbush beries are smaller and more flavorful. They are not widely distributed as fresh fruit outside northern New England and eastern Canada because they don't ship well and have a short shelf life. They are available frozen across the country. Look for Maine wild blueberries in the freezer. A field of wild blueberries can have many varieties because they are not propagated by man. That adds to the flavor of the crop. The only thing that's really wild about these berries is that they are not propagated or planted by people. The fields are managed, fertilized and pruned as intensely as any other crop.

[@mnejc]

Mind blown after figuring out how large is the field they grow on

[@hububa]

How large?

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

I can really go for blueberry crepes right now yum

[@LinkTheFusky]

Quebec English accents sound great it slowly drifts from Canadian to French with every sentence

[@LinkTheFusky]

blueberries are my favourite superfood they're full of antioxidants and every lunchtime I get a small box of them

[@melissahoney8317]

Here in Georgia we still pick up blueberries by hand

[@abbyzeke9568]

I live this - and that they are wild and organic

[@crossbodylover]

As a Canadian, I only ever see imported Blueberries (mostly Peru) in my grocery stores.

[@BingChilling914]

I’m sitting here in my bed and are eating wild blueberries I picked today in the Swedish forests:) And prepare for the Lord’s second coming!! Heaven and hell are real places!!!

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[@sean8081a]

They are washed before frozen so should you wash them before eating?

[@Phoenix-ph1bb]

Always, but never if you are going to store them. Only wash them when you're sure you're gonna eat or use them all. So wash only what you are going to use. Water or other liquid substances will make them mature and go bad faster

[@radhwenbouchahda5721]

Hi. I am interested in the agricultural field and I have experience. I do not know if you want a worker with you in any field in agriculture. I'm from Tunisia. answer please

[@kashomajessy6510]

Can they be planted in Africa ?

[@tulsiramdagur9580]

I needed blue berry seeds

[@britneybeautiful1919]

Are delicious! Thanks!

[@mikejames7013]

The United States produces more than double the amount of Blueberries than Canada does at 294,000 tons to Canada's 109,000 tons.

[@kasirojkt2030]

Is blueberry same as bilberry ?

[@anthonyg7534]

Wisen up September month is brutal cold frosty winter to every type of farmer

[@humungous09]

It's too expensive here in India as all the blueberries are imported. It's around $60 a Kilo.. That too dried ones and not the juicy, freshy and yummy ones.. But they're King in antioxidants.

[@kasirojkt2030]

Oh I thougt indian export it too?

[@MichaelRyce_WhyAgain]

No wild blueberries in these "wild blueberries? And they are x-rayed? So, genetically destroyed by X-rays is art o0f what makes them best? Are you kidding me?

[@BeeRich33]

Get an education, fool. High-school would be a great start.

[@deannelson9565]

@@BeeRich33 no cuz he would try to tell a teacher that they're wrong even though he's too stupid to have a clue what he's talking about!

[@andreifarcas231]

Is there any herbicide which doesn't affect your plants, only the weeds?

[@TheCDNkindaguy]

andrei farcas good farmers will pick chemicals that only affect problem weeds. A broadleave like blueberry is very easy to spray out grass like weeds without harming the crop.

[@andreifarcas231]

thank you

[@zahaawajeeh8677]

I waaanttt alllll of themm🤤😩🤧

[@duakhan5613]

I want to grow blueberry in Pakistan in city Islamabad please help me to get grow it please send me plants please help me to grow it please send me plants please help me

[@DOGPOOCHOGENIUS]

I ate blueberry 4 time is bigger than normal size, they were unbelievable good they were from Peru. I don't see them anymore on the market. Why they don't have the big blueberries on the market ?

[@freakyflow]

genetically modified blueberries...Peru has no restrictions on doing this Canada sells organically controled products

[@jakobmichael97]

there is another blueberry species native to the andes of Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and Colombia, it is called "mortiño" in spanish and that species grows like a large bush or small tree and has larger berries. A very traditional and valued food there, that grows at 3000 meters and higher and is traditionally picked wild. @freakyflow so I doubt that they genetically modify the berries in Peru, even though I'm quite sure they do grow some other GM crops.

[@DOGPOOCHOGENIUS]

Thank you for the answer. I wish they would have those blueberries in USA

[@kasirojkt2030]

Yes Peru is one of the largest

[@noahwalsh7881]

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[@danr1920]

A bear is really good at harvesting blue berries!

[@bobbylee2853]

I wouldn’t get between a bear and a blueberry bush.

[@marydebbarma3864]

Do you sell blueberry to India?

[@LinkTheFusky]

I think Indian blueberries mainly come from Spanish farms because it's a shorter shipping rout but you might be able to find Canadian blueberries shipped to supermarkets there they just have to be more processed for the long journey

[@marydebbarma3864]

@@LinkTheFusky Thank you for the information

[@christianwassenius3201]

Eat one blueberry from sweden and you Will never want to taste those blueberries

[@manishbhandari7265]

I need your contact right now sir

[@aakashkhichi1087]

Sand your number I contact you I from India and I can help my area biggest produst blue berry 9981321671 my what's up number

[@melissahoney8317]

I live in a small town and my house is right in between two big blueberry patches and believe me it is not fun especially when they start redoing the blueberries the little girl for about 10 years and then after 10 years pull them out and redo the ground then you end up with cockroaches

[@j.s.zuzuki939]

I want seed. I am from India ....

[@rudy103069]

no. just blueberries.

[@Debby163]

Dear here in Canada BC they sell plant , . I hope I can bring for u whenever I visit to India .

[@neithongunuodzuvichu4769]

Wow, I would really want to plants blueberry in my land.

[@PauloRoberto-wb3pm]

I'm from Brazil and we pratically don't have Blueberries on the market. So sad!!

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[@thatkidwhotripsballs9966]

2R games would be proud

[@silverleapers]

And then Chile was allowed to import them for peanuts a pound and the Canadian industry is dying. Sound familiar?

[@monstercolorfunco4391]

When another country can outperform a rich country, it just means that they have slave wages. Chile used to pick up students with long hair from the street in the 1970's for political leftism, bring them to the local stadium, and electrocute their nipples on a basement wall plug for information, in a queue of student applicants, and quite often bury them in the forest, which is why chile is not so well developed students as canada. We bought chilean products and invested in chile since the 1950s. canada didn't electricute the farmers nipples when they were students. , but they probably were in business with chile at that time already. The canadians have lots and lots and lots of land for cranberries and blueberries, the best land in the world perhaps, full of lakes, and mechanization. We can industrialize all the wild lands of the world and terrace all the mountains and soon we will have a farm-planet with all the childrens animals decimated by 99 percent :"D woopee

[@rudy103069]

@@monstercolorfunco4391 hehehe all that from a blueberry program?

[@bobbylee2853]

monstercolorfun co Neon blue nipples?

[@ramyapalaniswamy3050]

Any supplier of blueberry and raspberry here ?

[@iROChakri]

65k ... acres ... hahaha

[@Nintendom47]

Truly, ''we are the best'' at feeding this irrelevant concept to our pathetic egos

[@roccoconte2960]

the berries look awful big for wild blue berries ,most of the time wild blueberries are very small? Does the company own the land ,if so what makes them wild and not cultavated? I smell a rat here!

[@jameswebb5080]

Wild berry plants are 6-8 inches tall and are not planted. They spread from birds eating berries and seeds in their droppings landing in the fields. The farmer will mow the fields in the fall after picking to make the plants grow back and produce larger (and more) berries in 2 years. The cultivated plants are usually 3-6 feet tall, planted in rows and produce every year. Last year I picked 60,000 lbs of wild berries.

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