Harvesting Millions of Tons of Dates, Figs, Raisins & Apricots: From Orchard to Your Plate!

[@SproutGardenusa]

he amount of work that goes into harvesting dates, figs, raisins, and apricots is incredible. It really makes you appreciate every bite!

[@GMODPTZO]

🌟 The effort and skill required to harvest dates, figs, raisins, and apricots are truly remarkable. It’s a testament to the dedication of those who bring these delicious fruits to our tables! 🍇🍑 👉 Have you ever wondered what unique techniques or traditions are passed down through generations to perfect this craft?

[@boxfarmusa]

The effort behind harvesting dates, figs, raisins, and apricots is truly incredible! It makes you value every delicious bite even more-such hard work and dedication!

[@FarmingDocumentary]

The scale of harvesting millions of tons of dates, figs, and raisins is mind-blowing! Modern agriculture is truly taking efficiency and sustainability to the next level

[@trungbui40667]

The power of technology is amazing

[@SimpleFarmJoy]

Thank you for teaching us about sustainable farming. The world needs more people like you!

[@lythitan88]

Your videos are a great reminder to slow down and appreciate nature

[@samuelreddy7816]

These videos show how the figs, dates, grapes, and apricots are meticulously processed in Turkey, which makes sense. I always buy these products from the local market and never get disappointed.

[@FarmifyX]

The harvest of dates, figs, raisins, and apricots is truly amazing, and I am grateful to the producers of quality food.

[@BriasGardenTech]

It’s incredible to see the journey of these delicious fruits from orchards to our plates! The hard work of farmers is truly admirable

[@FarmFactoryInsider]

I'm truly impressed by how this video provides a detailed look into the production process of favorite fruits like dates, raisins, figs, and apricots! From harvest to packaging, everything is done meticulously and with great care. Not only did it help me better understand the complexity of modern agriculture, but it also conveyed respect for the hard work behind the products we regularly use. Thank you for sharing such high-quality content; I’ll definitely follow the channel for the long term!

[@RadiantFarming]

It’s impressive to see how the factory combines modern technology with traditional methods to preserve the authentic flavor of the produce. 03:30

[@Kenan-Z]

The fig, raisins and dried apricot footage is from my country, Türkiye 🙂 Türkiye is the world leader in these three categories.

[@yaseminavc789]

Evet size katılıyorum😊

[@chrisleblanc581]

I just hope people from your country begin building with the geology of your country being respected. May I never ever again read about earthquakes hurting so many families when that hurt could have been prevented.

[@humyHumsyong]

nice, I was wondering which middle east nation advanced enough to have these industries, how about the dates?

[@PathtoEnlightenment91]

What dishes are these fruits then exported or used for?

[@QProcessHD]

That's awesome! Türkiye truly shines in producing figs, raisins, and dried apricots - such a rich and delicious part of your country's agricultural heritage. The quality is amazing, and it's no surprise Türkiye leads the world in these categories. The footage was stunning, and it’s great to see your country getting the recognition it deserves for such wonderful produce!

[@HANSTORIES-s]

The machinery that supports production is amazing. I really like this video

[@LordGizmo]

Thank you

[@HANSTORIES-s]

@@MahawkFarm-d5i I also think like you. Perhaps he is very passionate about agriculture

[@lythitu47]

Your love for nature shines through in every video. 🌿

[@sedoff1948]

I’m amazed at the genius of all the machines used.

[@bickabraham2397]

Very interesting & informative. Great video

[@LordGizmo]

Thank you

[@HarvestDailyLife]

These fruits look perfect and high quality.

[@trungbui40667]

I love eating fruit

[@Filomena4ever]

I’m so grateful for the blessing of having these delicious fruits here in Canada. Therefore, I thank God (first) and all the people that work hard to make this fruits available for us here in this country.

[@trungbui40667]

I am grateful to the farmers

[@elladailylife]

Your videos always inspire me to spend more time in my garden

[@ReenaMountainLife]

Keep nurturing your garden! 🌱

[@godsvoice12]

The use of advanced technology alongside traditional methods was truly inspiring.

[@AgriTechDiscoveryUSA]

I absolutely loved this video! It was fascinating to see the intricate processes behind producing dates, raisins, figs, and apricots. The use of advanced technology alongside traditional methods was truly inspiring. I’ll definitely appreciate these fruits even more now!

[@SMARTFARM.1]

Very interesting, great video

[@LordGizmo]

Thank you

[@processarea91]

That’s a sweet harvest! 🍇🍑 It’s incredible how much effort goes into growing and drying these delicious fruits. Have you ever tried fresh dates or figs straight from the orchard? They're totally different from the dried ones!

[@PhucHaiNguyen-GI32]

Amazing how bountiful nature is! Can't wait to savor these fruits straight from the orchard to my plate!

[@lythitan88]

Your garden is truly a work of art

[@farmlifeadventurees]

This video was absolutely fascinating! Watching the journey of harvesting dates, figs, raisins, and apricots from the orchard to the table is truly inspiring. The scale and precision involved in this process are incredible. Thank you for sharing such an insightful and beautifully made video

[@Minpafarm]

Dates, figs, raisins and apricots are more than just fruits - they are nature's gems, picked from vast orchards and imbued with the full flavour of sun, wind and earth.

[@HVC93TV-Farm]

the dates fruit, amazing 🎉🎉🎉

[@WindmillFarm88]

Looking at the processed dates looks so delicious. I really like watching videos related to harvesting it, giving me a feeling of excitement and thrill. Thank you for sharing this great video!

[@LittleDreamFarm]

awesome pro

[@FarmGuru2024]

Wow, I never knew these machines could improve harvest efficiency so much! This video was incredibly informative

[@AI.Cute.Pets365]

9:03 I had no idea how much work goes into producing dates! From pollinating the trees to bagging the fruits for protection, it's fascinating to see how much care goes into every step.

[@ConnorFarm-CF]

Very interesting & informative.

[@PhucHaiNguyen-GI32]

Wow, fascinating process! I've never really thought about how much effort goes into getting our favorite fruits from the orchard to our plates. Kudos to all involved!

[@trungbui40667]

farmers really work hard

[@Hiddensecret9]

The Taste of Childhood - Isn’t it amazing how certain fruits become symbols of our youth? Those apricots weren’t just sweet-they became part of a treasured memory that stays with you for a lifetime, something store-bought fruit just can’t replicate.

[@GreenFarmFusion]

The quality of this video is top-notch, from the content to the visuals and sound! Can't wait for your next upload.

[@hamafarm]

Do you know which fruit takes the longest to process? The whole operation seems so well-coordinated!

[@hieuquang-o1p]

Builds strong connection with viewers

[@FazendaTech68]

Cada vez que assisto seus vídeos aprendo algo novo muito obrigado

[@marstondavis]

Good stuff Lord Gizmo. Love those date rolls. You can keep the figs, though. Where I grew up there was an apricot orchard behind our house. When they were ripe the owner, Mr. Rose, let us kids eat all we wanted. They were sooooo sweet and good. How kind of him.

[@LordGizmo]

Thank you. Good old memories are priceless. For some reason people don’t seem to be that kind these days.

[@geraldofabianoartes3074]

Incrível parabens!!!!!

[@FarmLifeSimplified-k2w]

I really like how you present the information!

[@process-stories]

i love your video

[@KASIH3103]

Can you eat the grapes fresh off the vine

[@lindamitchell-fox1926]

Yes.

[@LordGizmo]

I always do with my own grapes.

[@FarmTastic97]

Can you eat the grapes fresh off the vine NAHWU

[@davidsanders7211]

Great question

[@HVC93TV-Farm]

😂😂😂

[@antoniacelestin8350]

Enjoyed watching...

[@ValleyofGreens]

I love how you always keep up with the latest trends in agriculture. 🌾 This video is very informative! 📊

[@allengina1091]

Wow, so yummy . I love dates.

[@goulasaddie]

Very interesting video

[@hippo-potamus]

I've had those particular brand of dates and wow they are delicious! Great video very well made!

[@TamThanhXuan0407]

Great video

[@thebiggestlittlefarm]

Your channel never disappoints! The recent video at 3:20 was absolutely brilliant. Kudos!

[@joesmith7427]

The dates are strung together on a cord or rope. They are usually available @christmas time (December). I wonder what freeze-dryed ones are like?? I like golden raisins in rice pudding.

[@joesmith7427]

We dont see apricots in tbe United States very often in the past 50 yrs! Along the eastern US! It makes great jam for roadt duck! And goose!! Dried is available!

[@Testing329]

Gloria a ti,señor,por todo/ Viva Christo Rey

[@arleencorreia-pires]

My husband grew up on grape wine farm. That his family own in St Michael Azores. They grew figs too

[@wagnerduro]

A verdadeira árvore da vida ilustrada desde os sumérios 😉

[@KECHUYENDEMKHUYA99]

Very good 🎉

[@DhSapar]

I don't like sweets, but I like to see the process of making them.

[@loiscutting1716]

Wonder how they get the pits out of the apricots. Love figs but the grocery store doesn't have them anymore.???

[@johnbethea4505]

I used to love dates with half of a pecan in the center. I don't know if they still make them???

[@lucindac3800]

Try them with Brazil nuts.

[@johnbethea4505]

@@lucindac3800 I have diabetes, so I don't eat good things anymore..

[@Jick92Farm]

thật là tuyệt

[@Paullin-b5q]

Great

[@vatsayana2004]

Most European researchers count only China in every ancient thing, they forget India.

[@MARrendra_Nodi]

Because India was famous only for war and gossip. 😊😊😊

[@neemaz]

Not really. Many ancient things have origins in Iran / Persia, not just India

[@farmfreshchronicles-i8q]

😍😍😍

[@joesmith7427]

Who makes these machines and where afe they from??

[@ersoy47]

Why don't you googled, more likely China, or German.

[@Paytakpenguin]

The country where Raisins, Dried Figs, and Dried Apricots are produced is Turkey. They are divided into 1st, 2nd, and 3rd class, and the 1st class products are always exported to EU countries, England, and the USA, while the 2nd class products are sold as premium in Turkey. The 3rd class products are sold as expensive products that ordinary citizens can only eat. I can sincerely tell you that people who eat 6 dried apricots every morning on an empty stomach will never get stomach, intestine, and other digestive tract cancer diseases throughout their lives because apricots help cleanse the organs located everywhere from the stomach to the anus from unhealthy cells. Dried apricots also help protect you from all cancer diseases except lung and throat cancer when supported with dried figs and raisins. The reason why it does not affect throat and lung cancer is that it is weak against the dangers of smoking.

[@まつぼっくり-c6u]

デーツってこんなふうに出来るんだとビックリ😅

[@titaongalpay3779]

Thank you Sir ! ❤❤❤❤

[@almernovencido2646]

Dates is very good..

[@roselinebrown4705]

Where was the dates video filmed. I would like to order some of those dates.

[@joechampion.296]

Which country ???

[@Ppomia]

Which country is this?

[@tinukristen4417]

I never ever seen a premium date as described in the video.

[@maozedung7270]

We had good apricots here until the climate change ruins the flowering of my apricot trees now nearly every year.

[@Samdiscoverystudio]

Dates make your mouth itchy, right? You're wrong. Grapes can only be used to make wine, not eaten fresh or dried.

[@chirigringo777]

My mouth itches after 1 date and the only way to stop it is to EAT a couple HANDFULS, then I feel better

[@earlwheelock7844]

Dates are REALY! good split open, seed removed, and a small peice of realy sharp chedder cheese stuffed in, YUMMMM!! 🤗🤗👍👍💖💖💖

[@chirigringo777]

@@earlwheelock7844 try a piece of walnut or pecan and roll the date in sugar

[@KingsFarmm]

While it’s possible for some individuals to experience an allergic reaction to dates, this is not the case for the general population. Dates are a popular fruit consumed worldwide, known for their sweetness and nutritional benefits. If your mouth is itchy after eating dates, it may be a sign of oral allergy syndrome, a condition in which certain fruits cause mild allergic reactions. This doesn't mean dates universally cause itchiness for everyone.

[@processarea91]

It sounds like you’ve got some strong opinions! 😄 While some people might get an itchy mouth from dates due to mild allergies, grapes are actually super versatile-they can be enjoyed fresh, dried into raisins, or turned into wine. 🍇 Have you ever tried any other dried fruits that you prefer over dates or raisins?

[@سنونوالبحري]

لا يمكن غسل التمور هذا يفسدها

[@kevin-bb7ho]

Well Gel

[@AgasthyaVidura]

I liked and subscribed. I have a quick suggestion to you : The content is crisp and to the point. However instead of all in one, give 1 or 2 varietis with fullest explaination. Also for the commentary, add some humour to make it more engaging.

[@James-f6f5g]

Why on God's green earth is the back ground music necessary?

[@lynsmith3154]

Why are locations of the orchards not told? Its not clear where they are. Could be anywhere How widespread is that modern technology?

[@designy2]

But the picture does not show any of the fruits mentioned in the title of this video

[@psyfarm1t]

😮😮😋😋😋

[@MarcosTech-y5o]

yes

[@jackiemansfield8325]

We buy dates from crazifornia, and eat 1 in the AM and 1 after PM.

[@KingsFarmm]

This is simply incorrect. Grapes are commonly eaten fresh and dried as raisins. Grapes have been consumed fresh for thousands of years as a popular snack, ingredient in salads, or part of various recipes. In addition, drying grapes to make raisins is another common practice, and raisins are used in cooking, baking, and enjoyed as snacks. While wine-making is one important use of grapes, it’s by no means their sole purpose.

[@robertpasquini4097]

I stopped eating figs when I learned there’s a decomposed wasp in each one.

[@Poetics-Psyche-PoliSci]

In the apricot section, there are often clips of fig processing mixed in, including fig trees at the start. Misleading unfortunately.

[@سنونوالبحري]

العراق هو ارض التمور

[@JohnFoxx108]

Why dont they bloody well tell us where they are being grown!

[@AprilG-rg8nu]

All these wonderful dried fruits have been treated well sulfites haven’t they? That’s part of the white liquid that the grapes are washed him out in the field. As I am sure the apricots have sulfites on them also. Not cool to not mention it

[@AprilG-rg8nu]

How are the figs harvested? You skipped some steps!

[@annabellemang]

and what were the oxen doing pulling something under the fig trees?

[@earlwheelock7844]

How about showing us how apricots are harvested , prepared for DRYING, dryed, you only show the final steps in sorting, and packaging!!??

[@carolmyers6678]

Cracked me up. Narrator pronounced apricots 3 different ways.

[@mark27v]

That light scanning machine it just took the neutral dates away

[@diagonalview2105]

where are these from oman

[@ET_Explorer]

All these fruits become dried once processed.

[@turkishboutique356zefmesht4]

The question IS IT ORGANIC?

[@huongsacmiennuivlog9574]

❤🎉🎉🎉

[@TWOCOWS1]

Funny that the video askes: "Don'ty like raisons? Then let's talk figd." Actually, I do not like raisons, but love dried figs!! 🙂

[@pohpohhhg3042]

U did fall asleep! Haha in one part of apricot, yr vdo was of figs

[@anuarnapiahpnu5174]

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