2010 Pistachio harvest

The new for 2010 COE C7E shaker and L2E receiver harvesting pistachios. New B8E high capacity bulk tank.

[@tollertig]

i love pistachio more than my family

[@95TurboSol]

+Laura Laura Pistachios and Cashews, the PERFECT nuts :)

[@arbeliroz]

Amazed by the efficiency

[@robertperrone8785]

that just nuts

[@TheJoseluisperez1000]

Ive actually worked in these machines I would tend to use the "shaker" out of all the machinery here. In a 10h shift I could do 13 whole lines, shaking about 65-69 trees each I really like it.

[@skido5734]

65-69 trees in a 10 hour shift??? On average these machines can shake 3-4 trees per minute.....

[@TheJoseluisperez1000]

@@skido5734 probably using old machinery

[@Jrtakeyoho3]

@@skido5734 prolly meant 65-69 trees in each line

[@jasoncalkins6761]

Tom Dwan, they are not expensive because its "Easy" to harvest them, they are expensive because it takes 8 years after planting the sapling before the tree produces a nut to harvest. The land needs to be lazer leveled flat as a table, the saplings need to be bought and planted, drip irrigation lines need to be bought and set up, taxes need to be paid on the "unproductive" land for 8 years, water costs A LOT of money, pumps/wells cost A LOT of money and don't forget the labor that is paid out for 8 years to trim trees and irrigate and fix problems. If you want to have a million dollars in your pocket as a farmer, start out with two million in your bank account.

[@matejlj]

IT's the same price in Europe (at least in our country). Here is 15 EUR per killo, which is around 20 USD. 1 killo is a little less than 0.5 pound, so the same price. And salaries are 3 times lower. So you got it cheap, still. Also "regular" wall nut, which grows everywhere in our country, costs the same, and that is even more weird. You can literally find countless wild wallnut trees if you take a walk in the forrest.

[@skido5734]

And in the process of harvesting pistachio trees might get knocked down/injured by the machines and have to be replaced. Branches break off sometimes. Same goes for pipes/pumps. The machines themselves are expensive when you buy them and expensive maintaining/repairs.....

[@carminesilverado]

I'll bet they have to tighten the bolts up on those machines real often

[@sam111880]

nice video it seems most nuts uses similar equipment a shaker and a picker upper machine. I am wondering with the exception of Macadamia nuts that you can lay a tarp down and they will drop when rip on it. Do almost all the nuts need a tree shaker i mean it seems impractical without a shaker machine for the pecans. It seems the processing is very similar for all the nuts other then peanuts

[@CoeOrchardEquipment]

Yes, most nuts can be mechanically shaken which is a benefit to the grower because they can be harvested all at once instead of waiting for them to drop naturally. Also, some nuts (if they are to be sold) such as pistachios cannot touch the ground because of contamination risks. Walnuts, however, may sit on the ground without risk of contamination.

[@BPo75]

Very nice footage indeed!

[@davesims1327]

Exactly the same machine harvests olives too

[@miami8089]

and prunes

[@JohnSmith-nj4zq]

The machine is like having a quickie with the trees. lol

[@arttrek2]

lyric from "Joker" by Steve Miller Band: Really love your peaches, want to shake your tree.

[@eduardocaballero5990]

the olive harvester its like grape harverster

[@imstevehuffman]

This is AWESOME!!!

[@leurtsupporter622]

Who else are eating it right now.

[@triffidswillgetyou]

This is mad. I mean, most people know how they get their food, but noone knows anything about nuts. This machine is impressive, but I wonder, where is the footage from?

[@tollertig]

i want to be pistachio

[@mitsydaca]

this is Awsome stuff wow .

[@Panoravision]

How does it work, by air suction?

[@318SouthernCalifornia]

The vibration from the shaker/harvester shakes the nuts off the tree.

[@aurodita10]

The trees are doing a Harlem Shake : Pistachio Edition :D

[@pinakabatangvlogger8391]

Team Australia marygo88 watching frm australia

[@jaimemercado8425]

I'WANT TO BUY PISTACHIO HARVEST SEED, IN U.S.A, WHERE SALES THIS SEEDS IN U.S.A. THANK YOU

[@08halit]

Also you harvets 1 year 1 time and let it rest the 2nd year

[@scitzthepoptart7218]

Why did we search this??? Not only that. Why did we watch it???

[@azizjunuh9646]

2d

[@matejlj]

I just entered word "pisstachio" while eating pisstachios and sufring the net. surfing the net. And you?

[@karolyhorvath7624]

i was just looking for something to fap to...

[@Allen75000]

#deeznuts2016

[@ke2]

deez nuts

[@a.m.v.6938]

Where would we be without Mexicans to harvest and process all our food for us.

[@tobykenneally3169]

A lot of waste on the ground..

[@matejlj]

It wouldn't be a waste if I was doing this job. Lol :))

[@adrianhorn241]

triffidswillgetyou= This is mad. I mean, most people know how they get their food, but noone knows anything about nuts. This machine is impressive, but I wonder, where is the footage from? triffidswillgetyou= And the answer is (The San Joaquin Valley, of California.) If you're looking to buy quality Pistachios and Almonds. Buy only California Pistachios and Almonds.