How rice is made

[@bunnyhug4365]

Damn, rice farmers are hard workers. The next time I eat rice, I will stop and think about how hard someone worked to harvest it. I feel thankful.

[@stevejuror5168]

Travis M.

[@xdarkxspratnx]

You know some rice is produced in factories, right?

[@fualaausamson126]

I was just thinking the same lol

[@adamneal2011]

King Kenny yeah but if they didn't do that then you wouldn't have rice

[@nightlighty9684]

Travis M. I tried it, I’m officially cinderella

[@Reykjaham]

To everyone complaining about the man stepping on the rice: the rice was about to be de-shelled, meaning that the outer layer (which came in contact with his foot) would be removed; secondly, before you cook rice, you wash it several times to remove starch; and thirdly, cooking rice involves heating it in boiling water and steaming it under pressure. By the time the rice reaches your plate, it wouldn't matter if the shelled rice had been poured on the floor of a public restroom, the end product would be clean and sterile.

[@courtneyphillips4281]

That's why I wash my rice🤣🤣🤣

[@amiiraahmed8673]

Can you plz tell how rice grows

[@XboxIssues]

@@amiiraahmed8673 Nigga watch the video

[@renegadeblade2673]

Get this man some rice

[@RjeanUrah]

And besides, the rice is grown outside so who knows what else has touched that rice... mud, bugs, etc... it's not a big deal just wash, cook and enjoy😂😁

[@twisted1800]

I want to thank those farmers who work so hard so that I can have my daily delicious bowl of rice.

[@GumballGiggity]

wow!! I thank all the farmers around the world that provide my family with delicious rice! Much respect!!

[@synoaplays4090]

Harry Johnson shut up white kid

[@Datwaltuhdawg]

@@synoaplays4090 woah looks like we got a racist here don't we? And then yet. You don't even know if his white

[@andreaw7787]

Respect, West Indians use rice as a staple in almost all their dishes, interesting to see how it's harvested. Respect to the workers actually anyone who harvests our food that shit is no joke. Went strawberry picking for a day to get some quick cash when I was 13, I couldn't sit down or bend over for two days lol back breaking work..

[@yehetgalaxy1441]

I hate how people say eww his feet touched my rice and blah blah while those people work their butts off growing and selling rice to you guys.

[@herpsenderpsen]

WELCOME TO THE RICE FIELDS

[@ahlivetuhsidamaro150]

+herpsenderpsen ...we got fun n' games! *to the tune of Welcome to the Jungle*

[@borjagarcia5170]

+herpsenderpsen Autism intensifies

[@LocNguyen-cm3xt]

LOL

[@rajivmalhotra6227]

@@ahlivetuhsidamaro150 that's not the joke haha It's a filthy frank reference

[@AngelPerez-lj3vm]

@@rajivmalhotra6227 the sith trooper guy also got it wrong :(

[@gazellepop]

Backbreaking work as a rice farmer...

[@bobvella7228]

i don't like rice enough to understand all this effort. man it's amazing to think about the person who figured all this out and somehow kept it going.

[@TBAYMenace]

Lol sounds like somebody who is really uneducated and American

[@SteezyRedStars]

Multiple people from various parts the world figured it out dumb dumb

[@estrella-v1994]

Nowadays with all sorts of grain options, it is understandable to think that but rice has been a sufficient food source in my countries for centuries that it is understandable the amount of effort. I don’t get how some guy just discovered how to make rice, let alone know it was edible and nutritious! I’m not a big fan of rice either but I suppose in more tropical wetland climates they couldn’t grow wheat, rice instead. Absolutely fascinating!

[@CookWithPri]

I eat rice everyday and to finally see the behind the scenes of how it's processed is amazing ! Thanks for this!

[@jamesjenkins8882]

Thank you. My kids and I enjoyed finding out how rice grew and was processed.

[@bobv8219]

it's so wonderful to see people prospering and doing so well and being happy and in the process

[@MrEsChannelYT]

This is why you wash rice thoroughly before cooking.

[@rhysplant8392]

There is no water-borne bacteria's that can survive the process of boiling, steaming or frying. People care more about the filthy hands that touch food, but not the carcinogenic compounds of the chemicals used to destroy the gnats and fungus in the soil.

[@kimberlynnewatkins7688]

Rhys Plant actually there is. These bacteria (archaebacteria) are called extremophiles. They survive extreme environments like hot temperatures, freezing temperatures, and extremely toxic environments like sulfur in deep sea vents. I doubt that any potentially deadly bacteria would be on the rice however you should still wash it prior to consumption.

[@harrym1862]

@@kimberlynnewatkins7688 the only bacteria that are on raw rice is bacillus cereus

[@shabeer1995]

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[@GUNUNGTUTORIAL]

Luar biasa kawan mengingatkan kembali ketika masa remaja hidup dikampung. Jadi inspirasi. Very like.. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💓💓💓💓💓

[@pattyb1472]

Wow. Imagine how strong those guys cutting the rice and hauling the bags must be.

[@iyahnaruiz7073]

Those guys are working very hard thank you ❤️

[@Hwoarang300]

I love white and Brown rice. I cook it everyday in my rice cooker.

[@dont_trust_any1_even_ur_waifu]

you should be proud to come from a family of such hard workers ! :)

[@reynadana]

I am def grateful appreciative and thankful for those who do this work cuz I love rice!

[@Eirikasacredstones]

Man... All of that just for some damn rice? Next time I order a chinese, I'll remember to take a minute to commend these guys.

[@PinkENBlue]

Why not asian foods as a whole?

[@lamnguyenha325]

Oh ma god why china allll the freaking time!!!

[@iivny]

Next time pls say Asian... :v

[@Eirikasacredstones]

@@iivny Chiki chan charlie changggggggggggggggggggggg!! Come now, let us not debase ourselves in such a manner.... Also nice necro, totally forgot about this comment.

[@iivny]

Eirika sacredstones what did I said wrong-

[@estherto546]

This music made the labour that happens- to produce rice seem so trivial! But thank you for documenting this.

[@j-pfrigon9935]

Very informative, thank you.....and thank you for theese tireless workers.

[@henryking12345]

Great Form. Ngo is probably the number one prospect coming out of high school imo. He will be a top 3 draft pick for sure. So much potential, lets hope he does not waste it.

[@Ionvelothie]

Hey look, its Frank's backyard.

[@jeffsaw9357]

Lmfao!

[@arete4390]

Can I have some possy boss?

[@maggotissepputist7364]

ion velothie ok,it huge

[@ChanZorg]

Do some people still think food grows in supermarkets?

[@phasus2997]

ChanZorg Wait, it doesn't....

[@bundleization]

I do and you cant prove it doesnt so eat a shit pickle you commie spy

[@dangernoodle8376]

*STILL*

[@YouTubeExplore777]

Well yesterday I got cows milk by milking a tree 🌳. Saved me money. Also, Trees go Moo. 🐮

[@Zikeal-d4l]

Hahaha.. _(Hysterical Laugh)_

[@BeounceRivera]

One way to stay in shape, I gotta go there sometime. seems fun.

[@shortcliper]

My parents and grandparents are rice mill owner in past.

[@SF-fb6lv]

Can you cook and eat rice that has never been dried? Fresh from the thresher?

[@RodneyBukuyaFinancial]

Thanks for sharing. I always wondered about the harvesting element.

[@Married2Travel]

Yes it looks like a long process. Farmers are also very dependent of the weather. However, it seems that the technique is different in some parts of the world. Good Luck!

[@tsyapo]

Our farmers are the real heroes.

[@mattedgley7187]

Great video. I always wondered how rice is made.

[@asteryllis]

Listen closely... here's a little lesson in *RICE FIELDS*

[@OuzeDH]

This is a cool video. I always wondered where rice actually came from.

[@beanut.putter]

I have to travel to the phillipines it looks like paradise.

[@BundyPop]

I love this!!! Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@enriquetorreblanca]

Farming is a wonderful sight to see.

[@tenthyoung]

Why do they take off the brown shelling? Isn't that what makes rice more nutritional?

[@Lalfy]

Lovely video. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks

[@gracesaldo]

Thank you for this video, it's very informative

[@Suzanie100]

amazing stuff...must be alot of work to produce all that rice we eat

[@shaddelick]

Hello, i am wondering is brown rice made without the last step of removing the outer layer at the mill?

[@greenlimabean]

awesome vid to teach my 3 yr old where rice comes from (then, maybe he'll eat it)

[@ahlivetuhsidamaro150]

Holy water buffalo! I'm going to appreciate every bowl I eat from now on! btw, the guy bagging the rice is adorable! :-)

[@manuelayala8851]

I was kind of curious how the rice grow and I just finded how. I love it. Para todas las personas que no saben como se cultiva el arroz.

[@Sam-js3gb]

Thanks this helped so much for my project

[@Married2Travel]

Thanks! Oh wow! That's a more tedious process. Where are you from?

[@tetsuoswrath]

I'd like to try growing a small plot of rice. Looks like hard work. Thanks for sharing this informative video.

[@Flappybirdys]

Thanks, this is a very educational video!

[@Kusunoky]

At least there use machine to separate the rice. In here we do it by hand kicking with bamboo stick. Nice video.

[@eig2151]

Dat farmer cooking dance tho. Cook, steak, rice, chef!! TYBG.

[@cheetahprint100]

so white rice is just rice without the outer layer?

[@CDarty16]

is anyone else watching this is 2019?

[@AttyMonroe]

Amazing 👍

[@Kevinschart]

what is the texture of rice before drying? is it edible?

[@xRisingForcex]

awesome, informative video! thanks for making this!

[@thatminion101]

I used this for a school project thank you :D

[@Pipsyization]

Me too!

[@thatminion101]

lol cool

[@drpepper1772]

What project/class lol

[@thatminion101]

geography and we were supposed to discover the origin and how the food is made and I chose rice.

[@bajkhan1874]

Wow! I learned something new! 😁

[@Hiphop101ize]

Does the grain grow on top of the rice? I always thought rice grew underground. And does rice grow on dry land or does it need the flooding to grow and not just for protection? Thanks!

[@enderdestroyer8898]

thanks for this video using it for school project

[@justinedeleon378]

hi. we're doing a group project and your video is perfect for it. can i ask your permission to use some parts of it. i'll surely put you in the credits! :) BIG THANKS

[@AwkwardHypernerd413]

I got one if those hats, so now I'm going to start heading to the nearest rice field.

[@borabrkh2941]

(For Cambodian)Most Cambodians are farming rice to survive From July, you can visit the countryside, you will see Cambodian farmers doing it

[@playerone2480]

where is the rice held in the plant? is it the root? but you plant rice seedlings in the ground to grow rice? rice is the seed and the stem just gets tossed?

[@CedroneTravels]

Thank you great video

[@tylerkrug7719]

That looks like really hard work to harvest the rice, isn't there snakes in the rice paddy's?

[@SittnPurdy]

I honestly get mad when I see someone not finish their rice because I think of these hard workers!

[@willsmith4584]

I'm not satisfied because I still don't know how rice is made. What does it look like? What does the machine do?

[@melaniem8273]

tobacco farmers in the US work just as hard..so be thankful , every time you take a puff ;)

[@cristina9012]

They work so hard :( thank you

[@michyoung77]

So rice is just softened seeds? How strange...but delicious!

[@brandiepage1589]

All that for some rice wow you're appreciated!!!

[@manuelayala8851]

I like how the rice is harvest

[@mickwolf1077]

I thought it grew underground lol, now it makes sense, thanks

[@courtneyd9359]

This is where Francis of Filth was born

[@danielhudson1866]

Thanks this saves my presentation.

[@Voss2120]

People worried about being sanitary with the feet... People have been harvesting rice and using a lot of the same practices for thousands of years yet we still are alive.

[@hapookooma]

realy intresting video,

[@samamostafaali3461]

I enjoyed that video😄

[@dl3036]

Great video! Thanks

[@Married2Travel]

Glad you liked it!

[@cameronb8368]

I watched this while eating rice and why I watched this bc me and my friend were in an argument about how rice is made

[@BostonPower]

I NEVER WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THAT MY LITTLE CUP OF RICE WOULD HAVE GONE THROUGH SO MUCH TRAUMA TO GET TO MY PLATE.... I COULD PROBABLY BEND OVER IN THOSE FIELDS FOR ABOUT 10 SECONDS BEFORE THE STRETCHER IS CALLED IN...

[@sumanchakraborty5646]

thanks for a nice idea

[@Married2Travel]

heheheh... They're all over in Philippines. That's the sack they use to put rice and other crops in in.

[@MrLiquidxIce]

Why do they drain the rice fields

[@ohtrueyeahnah]

I LOVE RICE! YUMMY!

[@stelley08]

thnx for the informative video 👍

[@Married2Travel]

Welcome!

[@aquahydroman7623]

I will grow some rice this year,watch out for it... :)

[@Joesfosterdogs]

these guys work harder in one hour than an American does in a day behind a desk!

[@lotusbeinglotus]

*RICE FIELDS IS MY CITY*

[@steel8743]

that is very interesting. awesome!

[@samfahrenkopf8679]

I miss the Philippines

[@tetsuoswrath]

Great video. The guy at 2:30 looks like Rama from The Raid.

[@vanityrae83]

I watched this video twice. I still don't understand how rice is made?

[@idraco4729]

Right

[@jeenisinger1639]

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[@ArcadiaRoamer]

+Vanity Rae It grows like every other plant

[@mohamedabdikheir369]

Vanity Rae me too

[@ericlarsontaxi]

What is the done with stem and leaves after speration from kernel?

[@SpiritualVixxen]

They are fed to the Caraboa

[@vijaya7100]

Nice Video

[@0-Elias-0]

Retail Price ≈ 1,120 Grams per Dollar (US) They must be good at this, because that's a hard-to-beat price.

[@paulettekurelordpai611]

Thank u for posting, sweetie. Enjoyed!

[@EricFIT]

wow did anyone notice how none of them were obese! Physical labor keeps you healthy, it might suck but its better for you than sitting

[@敲冰块]

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