Cultivation And Harvesting Prickly Pear - Amazing agriculture Technology - Prickly Pear Processing

Have you ever eaten a prickly pear?
Today we will go to the prickly pear cactus plantations in South America to see how the farmers here cultivate and harvest millions of prickly pears.
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[@mousefarm]

Planting is very simple, but taking care of them requires a lot of experience

[@tony98discovery]

yes

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Originally they were made to help they things changed for some reason I wonder why 😭

[@dianay.servin3949]

So interesting! I love tunas ( what they are called in Mexico). All of them-green, red, yellow- have a slightly different taste. My grandma used to make a candy called queso de tuna ( the flesh boiled down). It was wonderful! Thank you!

[@MajorWolfgangHochstetter]

Prickly pears grow wild in a beach access area where I live in Melbourne Beach, FL. I have harvested some. The fruit and the juice are excellent. I now have in pots 21 seedlings that I have been growing (from the seeds of one fruit) the past few months. I have also pruned some of the wild bushes, of which my son has planted some clippings in pots in his back yard in Orlando. They are showing signs of growth, showing me that they are very easy to grow. I have enjoyed the prickly pear leaves prepared by chefs at resorts in MX. Everyone should be growing fruits and vegetables of all sorts!

[@tony98discovery]

That's great, thanks for the information you shared. Is the amount of fruit you harvest in your garden large?

[@SophalCook]

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[@DavidFarmUS]

Didn't expect this cactus to be edible. How wonderful.

[@tony98discovery]

Nature is amazing and many interesting things

[@AgritechFutureUS]

Who knew this cactus was edible? Such a pleasant surprise! 🌵🍴

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Cum intel 😂

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

​@@AgritechFutureUSnow we all can swallow it as the hill on the back of the tounge has been removed 😂

[@user-vv1gy2gt9h]

محمد الشاوي من المغرب شكران للجميع الله يعطيك الصحه والعافيه وشكران

[@healthyfoodbyfarhanausman9949]

wha fruit i m first time watching your channel. good job my dear friend

[@mianasaint3330]

Sangat menyenangkan melihat video ini, aku jadi tahu ternyata kaktus juga berbuah dan banyak manfaatnya, trimakasih sudah membagi video ini ❤

[@TWOCOWS1]

I had no idea how they are grown. thanks for showing it. i absolutely LOVcactus pears. once a year they come to my local market, and i eat as many of them as I can before they disappear. totally delcious. Just need to learn how to peal them without getting a million painful thorns into your fingers

[@AgritechFutureUS]

*I'm 50 and never knew cacti bore fruit. Life's full of surprises!* 🌵🍈

[@buyerofsorts]

Amazing taste. My favorite fruit

[@hamid30nbl]

You should try it. They are the best.

[@olgamartha5727]

Very interesting. Didn’t know about it before. Thank you for sharing

[@tony98discovery]

Go to the supermarket and buy it.

[@aliceharris1998]

Thank you for the narration.

[@dont977]

Always did stuff like this as a kid, Prickly pear, barrel cactus fruit, and dried mesquite beans are the best.

[@tony98discovery]

It's great that we can pick prickly pears and eat them ourselves

[@springbooth3547]

Excellent, thank you for posting. God bless!

[@tony98discovery]

Thanks for listening

[@monaholling8614]

I absolutely love prickly pear fruit! It's so sweet and tasty. I've also had the leaves cut and roasted and put into tacos. Not much flavor in them though.

[@tony98discovery]

Only a few people can enjoy the leaves of prickly pear trees, most of them prefer to eat the fruit.

[@monaholling8614]

@@tony98discovery I know that some people, especially people from Mexico, cut the leaves up and use them to make salads. I've never had that, though I'd like to try it.

[@tony98discovery]

@@monaholling8614 Looks like you're an American?

[@monaholling8614]

@@tony98discovery Yes I am.

[@DavidFarmUS]

A lot of people like this fruit like you.

[@macinieves3863]

Splendore,style, experience - remarkable

[@albertafarmer8638]

A wonderful gift of GOD for people and animals who live in the semi desert. This fruit is delicious.

[@nehir1000]

Prickly pear is my favorite fruit. It tastes very refreshing, especially when you keep it in the fridge.

[@tony98discovery]

Yeah, that's right. It will be delicious if the prickly pear is kept in the refrigerator.

[@MINDMACHINES-mu2yn]

wow..sangat menabjubkan..💯💫👍👍👍🙏...

[@rayleepratt6249]

This is Nice, brother

[@elifnurerdogan2443]

This is cool. I like that the excess is either made compost or as animal feed.

[@amirfarokh9096]

Prefect ❤

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you.

[@sarah_farm]

You're doing such a great job at showing everyone the way you see the world! Thank you for this!

[@tony98discovery]

Thanks, have you tried the prickly pear flavor?

[@jnenet1]

Fruiting cactus for gardens can be divided into three basic groups, prickly pear, apple cactus, and vine cactus

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever eaten a prickly pear?

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

They all fit on the rectangle plate

[@ffhaci6598]

I think I will try the Eastern Prickly Pear which can survive our winters here in Pennsylvania.

[@guadalupewilcox1564]

you are so Remarkable thank you for this video

[@akl3451]

Loooove prickly pear margaritas😍

[@sumatit6335]

🌹🌹🌹 . I like this useful video 👍👍👍 . Uptill now , we know only all common PEAR 🤗🤗🤗 ! But , this one is absolutely NEW for the viewers ! 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 🙏🙏🙏 💐💐💐

[@tony98discovery]

Please help us share this video with your loved ones so they know about this fruit.

[@sumatit6335]

@@tony98discovery 🌹🌹🌹 . Yes , whichever we like rear , new & good one .... we always sharing them to each others ! 👍👍

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

On the left side behind the sugar cane 7 basu boil which makes the pear behind it on the left side which only shows its right shoulder clavicle while hiding the left side of the same pear

[@tony98discovery]

I'm sorry, but I'm having difficulty understanding your description. It seems like you're describing a specific scene or situation, but the description is unclear. Can you provide more context or details so I can better understand and assist you with your question or request?

[@DHEATESSALONICA]

Hallo Tony senang bisa lihat video mu Tentang kaktus ... buah kaktus .. Enak pasti nya Okey tony, Saya akan menyaksikan sampai selesai video ini dan segera subscribe kamu

[@ddd-fh8ev]

I love this FRUIT, prickly pear cactus is amazing..I eat this every year

[@tony98discovery]

Do you live on prickly pear farms?

[@dorothydavis9183]

fantastic goals how lovely is this

[@salihberkyt4842]

Cactus pear ice cream, sounds delicious 😋

[@tony98discovery]

Do you often eat this fruit?

[@huseyinarslan8801]

I’ve made prickly pear wine. Good stuff. Used to put away 10 gallons of prickly pear juice every year.

[@tony98discovery]

Is there a prickly pear farm near you?

[@estebancorral5151]

So have many other people. The wine from prickly pears is called Cochle.

[@user-hh3cz1km6h]

From southern Canada down to southern South America and the Caribbean, every place has a native variety. We have 3 varieties of nopal/prickly pear in the yard. One, Santa Rita, planted before we moved here. It was developed for livestock feed but people like the flowers. 2) wild nopal from the brush out back. Ranchers like it because cattle like it, thorns and all. And, 3rd, a domesticated thornless (but still has nasty pickers) variety from Mexico. Pads get a foot across and 18 inches long, and an inch thick. To have nopalitos, the vegetable, they have to be picked when half that size. Be warned, hogs love fruit and pads, and javelina pigs will wreck a patch. Winter rains are vital for good bloom and pads. In this area of Arizona, we got a lot of winter rain, some cases over a quarter inch in one storm. And each time God spanked California with feet of snow and flooding, we got more. A lot more. From January through April, over 5 inches. Too much rain can mean root rot. The fewer young pads taken, the more blooms next year. They only bloom on one-year-old pads. For nopalitos, people take from the wild. Domesticate nopal are bred for good fruit/pads production, and sweetness. Nopal pads should be cooked because the sap will give you what manos in Mexico call watery bowels, the trots. Pads are best fried with beef and onions for a side dish. Fruit is best, to me, raw. To remove glochids (pickers) put some fruit in a colander and move shake the colander under running water. This knocks off thorns and pickers. Pads, put in a pot of water, bring to a boil, then cool and scrape clean. Trim away the outside and any thorns found. Old school preservation of pads was layer in salt. If they ferment, fantastic. If they only dry out, soak in cool water for a few hours before preparing.

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you for sharing. Are you having any difficulties growing your prickly pear?

[@user-zj4dr6ny9s]

Modern agriculture machines enable farmers to cover large fields quickly.

[@tony98discovery]

Absolutely, mechanized agriculture has been a transformative force in the field of farming, leading to increased efficiency and a reduction in manual labor.

[@raynniex]

Wow i never know bout this cactus before. thank for sharing.

[@tony98discovery]

Try the prickly pear and you'll find it delicious

[@elenasuela3925]

I really like prickly pear cactus 🌵. it's loaded with vitamins ❤

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever eaten a prickly pear?

[@user-ns6zk5el8j]

I'm interested to buy this plants, can you tell me how can i get it

[@muhkhoiruddin4038]

Mantab bos ikut nyimak

[@cbryce9243]

This was great! What hard working and hard job these folks have! Soon I will be traveling to the lower states and hope to find some cactus to eat along the way. I just found this channel and hope you have more on desert foods. How to pick them was helpful and learning ways to prepare at home would be fun and helpful as well.

[@tony98discovery]

Have a great trip

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

This is why the 126 pigeon is trying to clean it's backside with the horizontal log with the help of the Amazon delivery 😂

[@kiimmaritz2827]

They make stunning jam...and to eat cold from the fridge...to die for

[@finekash561]

Its amazing bcs this plant is grow everywere,no one can use it,insted they clear for other agriculcural activity

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever tried a prickly pear?

[@mimar5137]

I read they are antiviral and can help in reducing glucose, and high in fiber.

[@haydayicinekhesap6954]

50 years old and I had no idea cactuses made fruit. What have I been doing with my life.

[@tony98discovery]

Haha, there are many other trees besides prickly pear that you don't know

[@AgritechFutureUS]

I'm 50 and just discovered cacti produce fruit. Life's full of surprises! 🌵🍇

[@estebancorral5151]

Cigarettes and Whiskey and wild women maybe.

[@sadece_beyza4749]

Prickly pear trees also breed in mountainous environments, like in my country. It has a very sweet taste

[@tony98discovery]

Do you often eat prickly pear?

[@AgritechFutureUS]

Delicious and diverse! 🌵🍬

[@user-tl9xr6sd7z]

​​@@tony98discoveryА я в первый раз вижу это чудо природы! Мне интересно само ростение, оно удивительное!!!!! ❤😊

[@estebancorral5151]

You did not mention your country. Do people cultivate the plant?

[@TARIMYOUTUBER]

Türkiye de de var. Adana ilimizde çok sevilir.

[@china-trip]

Wow... !!! My best friend, Great... We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks Have a happy day!

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you! You too!

[@tarunprakash3394]

Very nice 👍

[@a.t.a72]

I like the orange colour ones, very tasty aroma and taste

[@tony98discovery]

How do you like the taste of prickly pear?

[@user-eh3ki1nv1y]

Спасибо за интересное видео!!!

[@DHEATESSALONICA]

Buah kaktus dan POHON kaktus bisa di.makan ... Wow....hebat

[@mr-mehmet951]

This Cactus is so tasty and has some good anti-aging properties

[@tony98discovery]

That's right, prickly pears can also help you lose weight

[@CarloseduardoNunes-vb8fd]

É muito bom mesmo.fruta de Palmas

[@laihuang3004]

❤love it 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Pertanian.]

Mantap, baru tahu saya ada buah yang namanya pir kaktus .,!

[@lujzaferkovaferkova9764]

Very good 👍👍👍😋💯👏

[@juniorgc8]

Amazing

[@awro21]

Ich liebe cactus Feigen 👍

[@user-eg8rp6jg8c]

Опунция. Без колючек.Никогда не думал что этот кактус, найдет такое применение... Класс. ❤

[@amandahopper1882]

Top Notch

[@mspvenus627]

So, part of what I'm drinking is juice from the produce stickers. Great.

[@daenlightened8702]

Wonderful

[@NaTech94]

*This is quite fascinating. I was unaware of this until now. Thanks for sharing*

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you, have you ever eaten prickly pear?

[@rickchaney5838]

Are they good

[@NaTech94]

😁☺💌💌@@rickchaney5838

[@zahidayasmin9476]

Good masha Allah❤💖🇵🇰💖

[@georginamurphy1045]

really courageous

[@raynikolaeva6687]

БОЖЕ! ЧЕГО ТОЛЬКО НА СВЕТЕ НЕТ. ЧЕЛОВЕК КО ВСЕМУ ПРИСПОСАБЛИВАЕТСЯ. ЧТО ЖЕ ТАКИЕ ЗА КАКТУСЫ, ЧТО ВСЕ МОЖНО ИСПОЛЬЗОВАТЬ!

[@lizzymalizzyjohny7141]

The prickly pears have very tiny painful thorns I hope those gloves they help. One thing for sure they r so sweet nd delicious.

[@mdtajulislam6382]

Mi.Bangladesh. Owao vire vire nice

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever eaten prickly pear?

[@TEBERHE1]

Good. Job

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you

[@deryknorton1521]

Very informative. Was not aware of most of the content. Still wondering if prickly pear jam or jelly is made from juice or pulp shown in this video.

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever eaten this fruit?

[@deryknorton1521]

@@tony98discovery No, but have eaten the jelly.

[@hasithajayasha]

Im interested. Plz give how to cultivation and how can give seedlings.

[@adnanpilikan5480]

I planted opuntia at pot as I was Siberia then gifted my neighbors before moved I didn't see flowers almost 9 years in sub Syberia

[@tony98discovery]

Have you eaten this prickly pear?

[@asifemtiaz5134]

New fan of the channel tony

[@tony98discovery]

If you find the video has something to improve, let us know, thanks a lot.

[@MrTechss]

*nice*

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you.

[@TV-mu5yr]

멋지네요

[@tolgaucar-gl1vm]

In Cyprus we have them ice cream is also made from them with a unique aroma

[@tony98discovery]

That's great, do you grow a lot of pears where you live?

[@kooooter66]

the cactus leaves are called Nopales

[@alayahcoleman9993]

You are literally god

[@demijenkins9486]

Such alluring

[@k.r.99]

Those grow in Tunisia like crazy. They're almost EVERYWHERE and they're as common as grass or wild berries in middle and northern Europe. They're my nightmare fruits. Peeling them by hand is hard, even if you burn or rubb off the thorns (with sand). Some tiny ones are often left and will be a pain to remove them (you need a magnifying glass LOL). Fun fact: Camels eat them with their thorny leafs just like that.

[@estebancorral5151]

Yes but the people don’t eat the leaves yet they claim the lack food. Their ignorance keeps them poor and famished.

[@k.r.99]

@@estebancorral5151 different culture, different customs. Maybe most people have never heard, let alone tried to eat the leafs. It's kinda disrespectful, but i see where you're coming from. It's the same in many places: elder gens have experienced war or poverty or just simpler lives and ate all sorts of things and weren't very wasteful, while their children and grand children feared to starve during Covid 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@estebancorral5151]

@@k.r.99 Helping people from ignorance is not disrespectful. It is like putting down flares on the road to warn of a collapsed bridge. Over 1600 years ago, there were two men from Tunisia who battled ignorance and their names have come down to us as Cyprian of Carthage and Augustine of Hippo. Of the latter, there is no occidental University the not teach the thoughts of Augustine.

[@lorrainewade6956]

Love to try this fruit ( from NEW ZEALAND

[@tony98discovery]

As far as I know, New Zealand also grows the tree but not much

[@lorrainewade6956]

@@tony98discovery what part of New Zealand please

[@aidairis2996]

Belíssimo trabalho....amo PITAIA

[@boldog656]

Aida Iris, isso não é pitaya.

[@michaelougarezos8963]

great video

[@tony98discovery]

Thanks. Have you ever eaten a prickly pear?

[@michaelougarezos8963]

@@tony98discovery this fruit is better than mangoes, yes i grew up in the Greek island Kalymnos then moved to Australia but much harder to find. I wish I could find some pure juice as I have never had that.

[@user-hh7qs1ls6c]

روعه ماشاءالله تبارك الله عليك

[@beeworld5968]

السلام عليكم شاركي في قناتي عالم النحل الله يفتح الباب عليك

[@canerarslan7955]

Prickly pear cactus is very delicious. 😋 But it's not popular in my place.

[@tony98discovery]

You can grow prickly pear yourself, it's pretty easy to grow

[@monroesheppard678]

This is next to "charming" in the dictionary

[@symlexbrn5396]

We used to get them from the forest as kids but you pay a hefty price for them

[@imarmardiana7372]

Aku mau tanya apa ada jenis kaktes seperti ini yang tak boleh dimakan karena tempat ku ada kaktes seperti ini buahnya sama tapi aku tidak berani makan aku takut kalau beracun.

[@kiimmaritz2827]

Would love to farm them too

[@kiimmaritz2827]

I have one plant in my garden..now has 4 leaves...

[@healthyfoodbyfarhanausman9949]

god bless you

[@tony98discovery]

How do you see the process of growing and harvesting prickly pears?

[@sisterannhasna633]

Here in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦..the Prickly Pear ,, growing wild..!

[@tony98discovery]

How do you like the taste of prickly pear?

[@sisterannhasna633]

@@tony98discovery I'm really love it...even though have a lot of seeds.😀

[@enbuyukgalatasaray2265]

I love eating cactus pears. I wish I could grow my own!

[@tony98discovery]

Plant some prickly pears in your garden and you'll get to eat it every year.

[@aksiyoncuikililer5140]

Drink cactus juice. It'll quench ya! Nothing's quenchier. It's the quenchiest!

[@tony98discovery]

I used to drink prickly pear juice, it's delicious when it's cold

[@silasyufa3864]

Cactus fruits are delicious but yet you do not have to eat more than five or else you might get constipated because of the seeds .

[@tony98discovery]

How do you like the taste of prickly pear?

[@user-hh3cz1km6h]

You do not eat the seeds. Dry them for a bird feeder or grind to mix with flour.

[@hanskastoe1533]

We have these cactus all over our country in Morocco, it tastes sweet and is full of pits, but you can swallow the pits and it's not bad for you. Just don't eat too much of this fruit because you will have trouble going to the bathroom, everything will get stuck 🤣

[@tony98discovery]

Haha thanks for your information, I have also eaten this fruit many times but never encountered constipation.

[@mrongchannel2336]

Like sir

[@VNtuandanh2014]

Có cách nào nhập khẩu cây xương rồng này về Việt Nam không bạn

[@user-fo1dv2lh9f]

توجد في الطائف النبتة الصبار والفاكهة هكذا بالمملكة العربية السعودية

[@tony98discovery]

How do you see the process of growing and harvesting this prickly pear?

[@user-fo1dv2lh9f]

في الطائف ksa

[@user-fo1dv2lh9f]

وأكلتهاالفاكهة الصبار

[@healthyfoodbyfarhanausman9949]

where are you from friends.🥰🥰🥰

[@hilalackerman7716]

Prickly Pear is classed as a noxious weed. You can grow it but the problem is that spreads so easily.

[@tony98discovery]

Many people have not even been able to plant this tree in the garden. I wish I had some prickly pear trees

[@estebancorral5151]

You classified it as a weed in your own mind. It is cultivated crop with much potential. It is certainly not for weaklings to cultivate