FROM THE FARM TO THE FACTORY (updated Oct. 2012)

[@quadq6598]

Just eating hand full of roasted peanuts here in Liverpool, UK & thought to my self - I wonder what goes into getting these things from the farm to me, KZbin is so very amazing for such things. Very nice summary, exactly what I wanted to know, thank you.

[@jungleboy1]

lol just did the same haha from the UK too.

[@mrmostlyharmless]

Same here. Was eating planters and wondered how the hell are these things produced?

[@SeanValy]

Same here 😂😂

[@dashulamite]

Same here! Alberta, Canada.

[@costa2k1]

Same here, from Portugal

[@laurastellahomes]

Only watching this because my 4 year old asked me where did peanuts come from, while having them as a snack. Sooooo I didn’t know and I responded “come here I’ll show you, “ and showed her this video as if I already knew where they came from lol now we are both informed and appreciative of the peanut.

[@thegrinch8161]

This is one of the rare videos that you can watch again and still pay it compliments

[@nickrandles1102]

Well doesn't that just make us appreciate peanuts more! Bravo.

[@pnwRC.]

Fantastic video, showing a side of agriculture that many of us never get to see, or think about!

[@TheDemonThorn]

It was 6am and I was wondering what machine was used to shell mass quantities of peanuts

[@coreyburton658]

1:08 in the morning eating peanuts😂😂

[@user-ml6jb8hr4i]

@@coreyburton658 Me doing the same at 1.22 am rn 🤣🤣

[@dryan8377]

Me three. lol.😄

[@GeebyTeenyBooper]

Nice to see other people have the same curiousity as me at a random time

[@stalloneincliffhanger]

@@GeebyTeenyBooper Currently eating peanut butter at 5 am and watching this. Makes me feel less alone knowing there are others at random points in time doing the same thing.

[@TheBloxDev]

This is the type of tape that cool science teachers would play during recess on a rainy day 😂

[@BKDawg]

Its always nice to watch videos of peanuts when ur munching on them

[@thebomb78]

It's amazing how we as humans learned to do all this and the amount of machinery farmers use

[@combinelover8988]

Would really like to see the other facets of the peanut processing, like the cooking/roasting [for whole table nuts], crushing for oil and how the P.B. is actually made.

[@nettiegurl1618]

Thanks HUGE for sharing this. I remember touring a peanut processing plant during a youth field trip, and it was fascinating to see how the peanut butter was made... and we each got a tasty sample!

[@cademcclellan]

I work in a peanut shelling plant. There's a few steps the video left out. Like how the bags are actually filled and how the stuff that can't be used for food goes to make oil stock.

[@hassanjamal7243]

Hi Cade, I am also starting a mini peanut shelling plant in Sri Lanka. What you mean by food that can't be used for food?

[@CarlosGonzalez-tk1wf]

Thanks you!. I love peanut butter 🥜 !.

[@lorinashellitt3106]

Cuz I'm watching a Crazy Food show with peanuts as the staple food..I say to myself " are peanuts like on a tree?! Where the hell do peanuts come from"?? Thank you-this video is perfect

[@mjelves]

Only watching this because i'm eating shelled peanuts at this very moment

[@theatheist4519]

Sigurd Mjelve sure you are, and I bet your grandpa had a peanut farm when you were a kid too.?

[@alli3t]

I'm eating nutter butters

[@rockymtndieselrider1133]

Same here! Sitting on the porch and was curious

[@numinous2506]

You live an interesting life

[@iruwild]

Haha..me too..eating roasted peanuts in the shell while watching this.

[@larrymoore6640]

Very interesting video. Has a good explanation of how peanuts are grown, harvested and sold.

[@pooppoop1925]

That's good

[@Retrobloo]

I legitimately cannot even fathom the fact that I'm actually taking an agriculture class in school and learning about how peanuts are made. 2020 truly is the strangest timeline.

[@genedameier8746]

Greetings from the IL/WI area where it's mostly Corn and Soybeans. It's interesting to see how other crops are handled. I noticed there are no augers in the life of the peanut. I'm guessing that augers would damage the peanut/crack open the shells which is why you use elevators and shake conveyors. ... I'll keep eating them if you keep planting them. Stay Safe.

[@yannadeen588]

May God continue to bless all the farmers without farmers the will be no food for anybody else 😘

[@mindpowerki]

yanna deen they all are well payed for it.

[@gregthegreatofficial]

Which god? allah is the real god.

[@neptune9443]

No, Thor is the real god!

[@Retrobloo]

@@gregthegreatofficial shashumga

[@achuu7917]

@@gregthegreatofficial shut the fuck up and quit being controversial

[@QuiltedLily]

Very interesting! Hello from Alberta! 🇨🇦

[@Kodachrome40]

This video is awesome!

[@mikecarter8880]

My last Lab loved peanuts. I use to give them to her in the shell, she would crack them open and remove the shell, but also the red wrapper, she didn't like that part. I on the other hand love the red wrapper.

[@thegrinch8161]

This is a brilliant video and thanks for making it

[@mohamedmuzaahir6570]

Marvelous! man made mechines makes more easier to accelerate the harvest and more convenient both to prepare ready to sell their yields and also to quit manpower. It saves time as well quick for marketing. This helps to reduce the cost of product. This video was awesome!

[@vandreiman1898]

Pretty cool up north we don’t grow peanuts I’m in Alabama today very interesting crop

[@supermariobros214]

I certainly work at a peanut sheller in Texas and I can say this. I Love peanuts

[@thegrinch8161]

This is fascinating and it's one of my Go to foods when I go camping.👍

[@goldenaxechuck3515]

That looks like the Georgia Ports Authority in Garden City Ga.

[@Deidra4truth]

Why am I sitting here watching this. This is nuts

[@keithbender5759]

I have farmed peanuts many times but still watched to see this love my nuts

[@naeemjaved8594]

A very informative video . Thanks .

[@rajgaikwad2800]

Naeem Javed great farmer teachonology

[@mec4lifesmiley700]

Was this from an orientation at the peanut butter plant? Sounds like one.

[@DaylightDisinfectant]

@6:03 How much does it cost to pay off the federal inspectors?

[@florabeaty1430]

*lol, love this video, watch it daily!!!!! :-)*

[@ep010]

I'm not American but the best peanuts are from the US. Eat them alot and is always top quality

[@brando4221]

Very informative and entertaining thanks

[@dalymc]

Strangely satisfying to watch. :)

[@postalesinternet]

How the machine pick the peanuts only?? And drop the dirt? Or how the machine separate peanuts from dirt??

[@lifewaswritten7466]

I was just hoping they was gone show the salting process

[@tommooe4524]

We used to hoe peanuts in the “good old days” rows were 1/4 mile long

[@FargoJ02]

This is all so goddamn beautiful...

[@youngBossneverbrokeagain]

FargoJ02 hi

[@luiscarlosrodrigues2231]

I'm from Brazil great video

[@beccaangel7155]

This video is nuts!🥰

[@micahmurray1466]

I think you mean it's legume ;) LOL

[@tummysawyer422]

Munching on my roasted peanut bowl at 2:35 am while wonderin how everythings 🥜 started

[@luiscarlosrodrigues2231]

in Brazil are planted 100,000 hectares

[@Retrobloo]

*the shadow realm

[@Scorges1]

Anyone else wondering how the hell they got here?

[@Noah-ww5kx]

I am eating planters peanuts and thought how in the hell do peanuts grow?

[@darrenberkey7017]

I'm also eating peanuts in the shell while watching this. lol

[@63M1N1]

plus, USA have a ban on importing peanuts, so ofc 'business is good'

[@joebustos9328]

Engineering is amazing. This is why we cant mess with the education system. You are either smart or youre not.

[@atarehman7926]

Guys I need to write email to Peanut Shellers to get permission to dub the video in local language in Pakistan where I am conducting research on peanuts on behalf of Australian government

[@gvatech]

Fascinating!

[@oevr37]

Wait a minute, I didn't see them get roasted at all... they forgot that part

[@aegisfate117]

One of the most IMPORTAD PARTS of da peanut process

[@Jaapst]

Hello frend

[@SH-fr2xm]

@@Jaapst 5HIDNUGGET

[@Terry-dc6cy]

Very interesting process

[@tikutipu7715]

Veli veli good working.

[@PDeL8671]

4:50 I need to know where I can find this background music. This sh*t is fire.

[@demonsparkx]

Fire? *roasted* All puns intended.

[@atarehman7926]

Any chance I could get a contact email for this organization?

[@paulkazjack]

We never get told about all this at school.

[@oevr37]

Poor peanuts being roasted, shelled and even taken to the cleaners

[@deepanshubajaj7705]

Price of this machine

[@davidivanovic1]

Read about aflatoxin and you will never see your peanut the same - and start being concerned on where it has been produced.

[@helmutdeckart3731]

How do we grow potatoes

[@modelleg]

when do they apply the cajun spice? my biscuits are burnin.

[@Joe-td7lk]

Haha yeah.

[@RonKris]

Georgia Peanuts are the best in the world!

[@jaikhodiyarmaa8121]

Very nice 👌 video 👍

[@SureshKumar-iy5nf]

in india,this process is made by manual,any way indian groundnut seed is tasty, but the size may be small with count 80/90 &60-70 by palsonexim india

[@Yakun606]

Suresh Kumar Can I get more information about peanut production in India if you can ? Thanks

[@jaymalmodhvadiya3944]

cecil sakhare : My brother, I am from India, and we take a crop of peanuts on our farms, but more than half of the work is done by men, and profit is very low

[@Joe-td7lk]

I don’t really like Indians nuts

[@phamryder]

Who else is watching this while eating peanuts?

[@ShanghaiOwTechnologyCoLtd]

great big capacity line

[@emmasimon4005]

amazing aesthetic

[@newtonsamraj327]

I like to know chemical content of peanut oil

[@atulbhartya936]

Hi i want to know the price of plant

[@ILLUMINATION313EVO]

Eating a bag of unshelled.

[@dailylifetaste4091]

Right! great!

[@PDeL8671]

👍👍🥜🥜

[@debrawelch6173]

Here too in Indiana ✌️

[@billhouse8199]

That was very interesting, coming from a person who can't eat anymore. Old age l guess.

[@stephengregory1655]

So... this is my life now

[@erictoole5980]

Please do not use Max Armstrong for tiis narrative.

[@nghianguyentrung6477]

In 1m14 to 1m16 what the word does he say?

[@maninredhelm]

"depending on the individual grower's preference"

[@AbhishekKumarAlex21c]

just type 01:14 - 01:16 to let youtube redirect users to that part of video

[@Voyager23B]

“Depending on the individual grower’s preference, weather conditions prior to planting, soil type, and other intangibles.”

[@rubiwiyonojapan7348]

Epic 👍👍👍

[@champagnesylvie-lavieenfra1378]

🍾🍷🍇 Hello from France 🌸 It's harvest in my country🌸🌸🌸 Americans farmers have big fields and big engines🔵 I was thinking that the peanuts were growing on threes !!! 🍷🍇 Greetings from the country where we make Champagne ( And others cultures), in France. The country, I present in my channel 🍾🍷🍇

[@bryanvandergriff194]

My dad grew up on a peanut farm in Texas he loved boiled peanuts I myself don’t really care for them

[@universalsoldier1183]

I love to eat very much peanut cook along with beef . Yummy

[@mahepaalyamrameshabangalor9231]

Best views.

[@tharusthedragon9480]

*you are watching this while eating peanuts*

[@yozza4978]

Very interesting

[@cattleNhay]

That’s nuts!

[@mr.commander3947]

love peanut butter, with charcolate, rizz

[@vinm300]

Smooth 85p a jar (Aldi) delicious.

[@habibahahmad9317]

dude I'm watching this as I'm eating peanuts too. I'm on my momma phone....

[@dailylifetaste4091]

Modern!

[@Joe-td7lk]

Daily life taste HAHA YEAH

[@BlackoutCYANIDE]

I'm only watching this to prove soneone wrong

[@lorabenz]

wtf they gro under ground, but its like a bean pod, well i learn somthing new

[@ExodiaSMASH]

lorabenz they are a legumes which is a a grounded bean

[@morgz8477]

Who else watching this at 3am

[@kidsgetfit3]

My favorite butter is peanut butter

[@freakazoid115]

0:20 loop

[@robertjones882]

I love peanuts, peanuts roasted, and peanut butter.

[@Forevertrue]

Some one needs to Tell Hines Valencia peanuts of Texas how to make them. They used to be great now they are pasty white junk.

[@shesmypresident1637]

Protect Humanity from peanut mutations that may become sentient and mind control humanity to become useless gamers!

[@MlgEpicCar]

anyone else here to write down 26 steps to make peanuts for agriculture class?

[@N0_WAY]

Great

[@takencareofbidness]

At 7:42... Why do they have someone without a disposable glove on stand there and touch everyone's food as it goes by on the conveyor belt? That's revolting, unprofessional and negligent. Makes my skin crawl. That alone would keep me from knowingly buying from this producer. That's irresponsible. How would you like me to handle all the food that you eat for no reason at all?

[@youngBossneverbrokeagain]

takencareofbidness hi

[@theatheist4519]

takencareofbidness damn, grow up you idiot, that guy touching the food is not adding even one germ. Your unreasonable phobia is the big problem. Besides, you don’t eat the shells anyway. So it’s not unprofessional or negligent as you say. You are just a crazy phobic!