Harvesting Dried Jujubes

[@bjw7666]

Place the rubber plate under the tree before shaking isn’t easier?

[@HanLai-lt1vf]

Yes bro .... i also think like you .....

[@wrldonwill]

I sure hope those precious fruits get a water bath.

[@rebeccarekward251]

I think of harvesting olives. They put tarps under the tree and get the olives cleaner that way.

[@ONEGRA2]

THESE FRUITS LOOK LIKE DATES❤

[@hobgkarr5964]

Yes, it’s also called Chinese red date in English. It’s delicious 😋!

[@bluelilly22222]

I love it when it is unripe, juicy n little sweet...its like green apple with better taste n sweetness

[@jasonanders7003]

Why not use a tarp?

[@pixiesnow4614]

Picking them off a tree would take much less time than spending hours of sifting several times and much cleaner fruit.

[@sooperntoh4240]

Harvest in the morning to reduce refrigaration cost 😂

[@Intelligence_Failure]

yeah they should definitely use nets to catch them instead

[@ODE-qe1pu]

totally wrong, there's too many ways to collect it 🤔

[@TRguy64]

I've never tasted these, I wish I could !!

[@amaliarubiopascual5734]

Tengo un azufaifo, también se llama jinjolero. Yo las como frescas, si sabor es parecido al de la manzana, un poco más ácido. Son jugosas y la piel cruje al morderla. Tienen un sólo hueso parecido al de las aceitunas. Sí vives en un clima templado puedes cultivarlo. Suerte!

[@TRguy64]

@@amaliarubiopascual5734 Thank you for telling me about jujube, okay yes, I have heard before these are a bit like apples. I have a very large gardens that I love to grow plums and apples, but my winters are very brutal deep arctic cold at times and I am unable to grow even peaches. I do have crabapples though, some of these are very tasty.

[@gielee117]

Kinda bland

[@TRguy64]

@@gielee117 I like dates even though they are just mostly sweet and kinda bland.

[@WeAreAllOneNature]

In the USA and UK etc, many Asian stores/ supermarkets sell dried jujubes.

[@cristinacaceres6761]

Se antihigiénico el prosedimiento. seria muy bueno poner una lona para que no se llenen de tierra. y tal vez ahorrarian trabajo. y pensar que uno compra esos productos enbasados y ni sabemos como llegaron allí . si de manera limpia o sucia.😢

[@dulichdoday5361]

why they did not rake all the leaves first, and laying a mat under the trees and collect all the fruits afterward? Or using nets to catch the fruits.....

[@creativemindplay]

Doesn't look like minimal effort to me

[@user-du1wn8ir1d]

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[@tonimaria2100]

Is this jojoba ?

[@Blessed.7888]

Same thing jujube/jojoba

[@chinofoodie795]

Jujube is not the same as Jojoba.

[@amaliarubiopascual5734]

Tengo un azufaifo, aquí se comen frescas, antes de que se pongan arrugadas. En muchas fruterías de la costa mediterránea se venden. Nunca he visto tratar la fruta de esa manera. 😢

[@modestoca25]

I'll pass eating those dirty fruits

[@jennexxer]

Yummm, glyphosate.

[@TheFrigidEmber]

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[@HeavyChevy3]

Dumb ahh those are dates

[@normanzurich2781]

Slavery 😮😮😮😢😢😢