MOTY Pumpkin seed harvesting

The Moty KE 3000 hydroS pumpkin seed harvester is thoroughly impressive in functionality, form and design. All the movements of the harvester can be done separately due to the hydraulic drive.
For more information please visit our website: www.moty.at

[@sarah_farm]

So many different ways to use pomegranates. I know your family loves to taste test all your new recipes. Your videos bring peace and happiness to my heart and your dog makes me laugh all the time. Thank you for sharing yourself and your family with us. You give us much more than we could ever give you. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

[@knurlgnar24]

1:45 Two pumpkins were not harmed in the making of this video. Probably.

[@bistokid7555]

I spotted them pair there , they were special lads ,a cut above the rest , I thought I spotted a minnion at one point but could be wrong?

[@timl.b.2095]

Good catch. I didn't even see them until you called our attention to them.

[@phil7791]

Ha those are massive big ones to give to his kids. They'll have faces carved in no time!

[@sorin990]

those are the 2 traitors

[@Dancinbear1995]

@@sorin990 Decoys to lure the others in!

[@simplyme8753]

the pumpkins are a special breed that is bred for seeds and the flesh goes back into the farmland as an organic biodegradable fertilizer that helps cut the cost and use of commercial fertilizers saving the groundwater, soil, and all living things within the food chain

[@Levy_Wilson]

So these are the pumpkin seeds you typically see in grocery stores then? Or are these for another purpose?

[@bfpierce]

Whaaaat?

[@jerricroft937]

Feral hogs nearby?

[@matof1428]

@@Levy_Wilson Primary use of this seeds is extraction of pumpkin seeds (kürbis) oil. Styria (In Austria) is well known as pruducer of pumpkin seeds oil worldwide: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3-1aoiKfqmCj7s

[@naomismith6132]

@@maxiskritik1039 The white ones are the ones you eat the flesh.

[@kerrywright2645]

Think of all the pumpkin pies that we'll never get to eat...

[@Clarkticus]

Haha that was my first thought too

[@Clarkticus]

​@Mo no Depends the variety for sure. I'm sure these pumpkins would have tasted pretty bland, since they were not bred for flavor. Some pumpkin varieties are actually pretty good eating though. We grew a few varieties of sugar pumpkins at a farm I worked at. Those did taste pretty good baked, though its true that its difficult to compete with a good winter squash variety!

[@jessewilson8676]

It is also a huge waste of cow/chicken feed

[@andrewbowlgarte4738]

Terribly wasteful in so many ways

[@chickey333]

Pies? Think of all of the pumpkin beer humankind is being deprived of. That is the real irony. Shameful.

[@stephenspaulson]

Nothing has made me want to leave my almost completed Communications degree and start a farm more than this video.

[@QuantumRift]

Farmers have all the fun and get to use kewl equipment. IF you want to see something REALLY awesome, look up the video of how to remove stumps with a big BIG auger thing on the back of a tractor..it looks like a GIANT screw and just bores down and tears and shreds the hell out of any stump and rips it up....EFFIN KEWL.

[@2aminitials]

Billy Corgan approves of this machine.

[@marcussmart7673]

His dad approves too since he doesn't have to buy him the rest of the band.

[@jayuppercase3398]

Some pigs would love to get in on that pumpkin leftovers

[@jeffreybarry64]

that's what I thought . . seems like a waste

[@tapsfordays5548]

It’s a natural fertilizer

[@adrianmesser3097]

@@jeffreybarry64 tzzzzz

[@AMX30BB]

@@tapsfordays5548 so is every fruit, vegetable or cereal but that doesn't mean they don't have a better use than fertilizer.

[@spencerwilton5831]

TapsForDays What do you think comes out of the rear end of pigs? Yeah, natural fertiliser. Plus you get tasty pork as a byproduct! Far better than just letting the pumpkin waste rot.

[@mykecollins3255]

Well I'll be damn...never seen that before. Thank you for sharing.

[@anthonythorp7291]

That's what's cool about the internet, we can see all kinds of interesting things we never would have.

[@pnwRC.]

Cool video! I'll never buy agriculture equipment, since I'm not a farmer. For some reason this popped up in my suggested videos section. I'm glad I watched it, it was interesting to see!

[@atllep98]

Appreciate you take the time to explain the machines and how the process goes, very interesting stuff :)

[@HarrisPropertyMaintenance]

Thanks for making this video, your equipment is amazing

[@macsloan58]

I have grown pumpkins since I was a child - for probably 55-56 years. I still plant an acre or so each year. Therefore, I was most interested in this video. Thanks for posting it - one of the best that I have seen.

[@buckwise1583]

Damn.. that was such a well made video that I want to buy one of these things now... and I don't even grow pumpkins.

[@dumper87]

How can anyone be vegan after witnessing such barbarism? Those innocent pumpkins, impaled on metal spikes and ground up alive!

[@Alwis-Haph-Rytte]

They masked the pumpkin screams with music as their pumpkin babies were ripped out of them. THE HORROR!!!!

[@anthonythorp7291]

OH, THE HUMANITY !!!

[@slam2680sm]

This made my week thank you.

[@mbcalderwood]

HAHA

[@whattheheck4703]

And then leaving them on the ground to die a slow painful death

[@AdventuresWithRosy]

I like those two pumpkins that escaped and now ride on top of the machine 🙏

[@sergokwanidze7447]

In Russia we do exactly opposite thing, we throw out seeds but flesh consume. Seed just grow up for a next year, if birds left some.

[@shadygaming6523]

i'm not sure if being serious or making in russia the pumpkin eats you joke

[@sorin990]

In Romania we do exactly the both things, we take out the flesh consume. Seed just goes on the stove so we can crack that sweet sweet semenchky ! You must ne one of those urban russians

[@sergokwanidze7447]

@@shadygaming6523 If i wold make joke about russians and pumpkins i wold say : russians use pumpkins to feed bears who suddenle woke up from winter sleep and become hungry and angry. Its like helloween trick-or-threat shit. So we put some pumpkins around yard and hungry bear came at night and eat them. If you dont do this - bear eat your pig, goat, geese and childs, who accidenly go out to play with domestik wolwes. But if no joke. Farmers use long storage pumpkin like winter food for pigs and cattle. Pigs like seeds(they don't care), cows - don't like it. So seeds extract and use like food for geese and chickens, or throw away.

[@jamesbizs]

Russia does both. There are farms for seeds and farms for pumpkins

[@nigelwind]

Brilliant video love seeing them

[@stevennault5447]

The ingenuity is awesome...

[@vishalchauhan3900]

I love pumpkins harvesting

[@Frenchylikeshikes]

I did not even know 3 minutes ago such machines existed, and never even questioned how the roasted pumpkins seeds I eat were picked up.

[@QueLastima]

Yes. This.

[@nukenvy2]

The most aggressive first step to a pumpkin pie 🎃 🥧 ever

[@mjisrael6412]

That big machine really helpful make the work faster.

[@QuantumRift]

Yea, everywhere except the United States. Noticed no market in the US....hmmmmm

[@robertphillips3992]

The seeds looked pretty soupy going into the grain wagon. That had to be incredibly heavy once loaded. Great video, thanks!

[@Julian-do7bv]

Really cool to see how the pumpkin seeds are made guess I never really thought about it

[@boathead22000]

grown not made.

[@kinggzz]

awesome machines!

[@dave_in_florida]

Next time I buy a pack of pumpkin seeds....

[@hayrifrat785]

Cok güzel bir makina, tebrikler Turğutluda selamlar...

[@cookingwithsalma7752]

wow zabdast beautiful sharing

[@ynlalkhalil4511]

amazing !

[@charlotterang3190]

This is amazing.

[@farmshowmagazine9164]

Amazing video! Good Job

[@TWOCOWS1]

wow. what a great machine. glad the leftover pumpkin is chopped up and left on the ground for the birds and animals to eat them

[@logandenton1358]

Looks like deer heaven to me

[@timsmithoutdoors]

Two supervisor pumpkins at 2:13 like “sorry boys it’s for the greater good”

[@joannekucks4343]

Amazing. I love pumpkin seeds in the shell lightly salted. High in Magnesium and fiber. My favorite brand is Mr. Big. I assumed they were mechanically scooped out while the flesh is used for canned pumpkin. Would need a lot of pumpkin acreage to pay for those machines. 🥰🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃

[@Robocline]

The great pumpkin will exact his revenge for this.

[@fancentral4662]

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[@BRPFan]

Never seen that before!

[@johnnybaughman7593]

Wow modern technology is a wonder

[@parnellbeth]

Would like to turn my cows in that field!

[@GladiatorReid]

There'd be some wang after that

[@NamiNoKanki]

I would be interested in knowing if there is a machine that could separate the seeds while keeping the hull viable for consumption, or maybe a catcher so it could be collected for animal feed?

[@motygmbh]

Dear Gloom Flower, Of course it is possible to collect the flesh. These varieties are not proper for human consumption at seed ripeness. We have customers in Australia and South Africa, who collected the flesh for animal nutrition. This mostly as water source, since the nutrient content is lower than the energy needed for transport. Kind regards from Austria Luc for Moty

[@hphillips7425]

Interesting 👍🏻

[@marcshepherd8239]

This was so cool, eat pumpkin seeds all the time, I have always wondered how the hell they do that.

[@PhilVerryChannel]

Sore anus?

[@jimhammond2396]

Love the music

[@timl.b.2095]

Yeah, music for this sort of thing is usually terrible, but I actually like this.

[@framfull]

When these guys goes home to their ladies after a hard days work they say, hello my little pumpkin!

[@tazzin38]

When I think of how hard I work cutting them open by hand, then cleaning and cooking the seeds.... But I do cook the flesh also!

[@user-nt7xm2qj7w]

What is the irrigation system used in the pumpkin crop?

[@antonioruzza5650]

Why the pulp isn't used for feed to livestock?

[@nicolasyevenesaraneda3713]

Really cool and informative video and all, but you got Chile in the wrong spot at 4:36. That´s Perú.

[@motygmbh]

Thank your for the feedback (Y)

[@ethanallenhawley1052]

Lol. Great find.

[@FrancSchiphorst]

The googlrithm found this appropriate for Halloween :)

[@mickybearden9641]

Just Wow!!!

[@jessstuart7495]

Do they even need to re-seed the pumpkin patch?

[@user-qp8cl6cb9g]

It's a wonderful heavy machine. Where is this pumpkin farm?

[@blancothevanchannel]

I've got that gut feeling. DEVO did this chord progression very well.

[@hzpoinc8820]

Very nice machine

[@tractorsmachinesro1405]

💖💖💖💖💖

[@QuantumRift]

Damn! Farmers have all the fun!

[@ROGER2095]

And you have all your fingers and toes.

[@QuantumRift]

@@ROGER2095 Oh hell yes. And I've been using power equipment since I was 10 years old (I'm 62 now). But thanks for pointing that out!

[@ROGER2095]

@@QuantumRift I'm 66 myself, and thanks to one simple rule, I haven't lost any fingers or toes when using power tools or farm equipment. (Unlike 2 of my colleagues): "Before you switch on any power tools, take a second and look at your hands."

[@QuantumRift]

@@ROGER2095 Yes...I attribute my success back to the time one of my friends' dads took us out in the backyard with some chicken (pieces). He was giving us a safety lecture with the power push mower, and he pout a couple legs and thighs in the grass and ran over it with the mower, and the resulting carnage wreaked on the chicken parts, well, it scared the hell outta me enough to respect a piece of equipment enough to know it could rip your flesh and bone apart. I later showed the same demo to my kids. But your method is very good as well, as it only takes a split-second to change your hands or feet forever.

[@massoud999]

Cool - Klasse

[@hxsthongxinpowertransmissi9597]

Need chain sprocket or roller chain? My make it

[@kkerr1953]

I know they use the crushed pumpkins for organic fertilizer for the field, but I was wondering if they let it compost on the surface, or do they come back and plow it under? Does anyone know?

[@motygmbh]

They leave it dry a little bit and then there will be some superficial tillage.

[@Wayoutthere]

So I guess fresh interns are going to clean that machine?

[@winkieman666]

I know a certain Peanuts character that would be horrified.

[@acek2016]

Oh no haha

[@randymagnum143]

Works for soylent green, also.

[@susanwilde81]

the only thing I could think of watching that was new way to kill in a horror show

[@azeezali4144]

There is a watermelon and pumpkin to produce seeds only not for eating , because the core inside has not taste and too much seeds inside . Flesh can be use for feeding animals or to produce organic fertilizers .

[@kotesaurusmew7701]

Скажите им кто-нибудь, что тыкву можно кушать или использовать на корм скотине.

[@MyNameIsChristBringsASword]

good thing there is plenty of water

[@rolandorivera7913]

Is very nice a Luke I need one machine of that

[@GladiatorReid]

So much food being wasted, many many poor people are missing out on pumpkin pie

[@mikecrystalrobert7898]

Hate to fall under that spike roller

[@travisk5589]

Wait a minute. All this work for just the seeds? Seems like such a waste and is there really a market for the seeds

[@CucumberShop]

I love hull-less pumpkin seeds, or pepitas. They are so healthy for you and delicious.

[@Jan_372]

In Austria they make a lot of pumpkin seed oil iirc.

[@avoidtheherd7066]

Gallagher would be envious.

[@toughmanrandysavage3077]

you just kill all the pumpkins!?!?!

[@robc.5745]

Ya learn something new every day.

[@rudyrush6015]

At one point in this video I decided I wanted to be a pumpkin farmer.

[@xIntoThePitx]

... but you're forced to listen to this song on constant loop

[@jim-uu2db]

Very interesting video.

[@vishalchauhan3900]

So Beautiful

[@MidwestSirenProductions]

Why isn't stuff like this in Farming Simulator? It would be so cool!

[@shadygaming6523]

yeah also a compost pile would be awesome, i hate the minimap and the character movement tho

[@mikejarvis7701]

Hey I like pumpkin pie and it's on ground. I do not like just the seeds. Why not use the whole thing? Crazy

[@jamesbizs]

Because these are bred to be full of seeds, and the flesh would make awful tasting pies?

[@Msspinnerb8]

Pumpkin ploughing. 😂 gotta a nice ring to it.

[@terryrack2534]

your disgusting. :>)

[@againstthegrainfarms]

Wonder if that "pumpkin plow" would work on rocks?

[@happygardener28]

I think I remember seeing a machine that scoops up rocks and shakes off the dirt here on YT. But what's on top is only a fraction of the volume of rock as the heave and thaw from winter pushes up rocks.

[@motygmbh]

Hello Jeff, It would work on bigger rocks on the surface, but to windrow smaller rocks and rocks below the surface, there are more effective implements available. Kind regards Luc from Moty

[@JodBronson]

Imagine, Seeds = More Valuable? Sad but true !!!

[@smileybubbles9894]

Pumpkins getting squashed - squash being punked

[@AtheistOnTheEdge]

Those poor pumpkins! This is murder! Pumpkins have feelings!

[@zaraelizabethcpo2511]

They're happy! They're fulfilling their purpose!

[@picturetaker3997]

All life that is living wether animal or plant has feelings and emotions.

[@michaelh.8280]

I'm going to guess that the video came from the person who is driving the minivan at the 50 second mark..no farmer drives a minivan. Ever. Cool equipment though. 👍

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

Guess you never saw a farmer with a bunch of kids, huh? No one drives a minivan because they are cool, they drive because of their utility.

[@oleiei434]

I want to buy this equipment but Moty does not respond to my request. Anybody knows where to find similar equipment?

[@motygmbh]

Hello D M, Thank you for your interest in our products and your inquiry. Unfortunately this request has not reached us. Feel free to check moty.at/en/kontakt for contacting us. Please also inform us, where you tried to reach us, so that we can solve any problem. Best regards Luc for Moty

[@abuhayat756]

Harika peki bu makinanın ücreti ne kadar turkiyede böyle makina yok ama buna benzer makina var

[@pqrstzxerty1296]

Oh my pumpkin.

[@bendiehl1788]

I was just wondering the other day how they did this, thanks youtube for putting this in my feed randomly...

[@mrsseasea]

wait.....how do they get them off the stem?

[@timl.b.2095]

That's what's happening with the first machine, the "Pumpkin Plough" at :30.

[@holzmann8443]

Where do I buy the replacement screwable crushing ledges?

[@motygmbh]

Please contact us via our website or the contacts shown there: moty.at/en/kontakt

[@SnowingNapalm]

But why does it waste so much pie? Awesome it collects the seed though

[@Nirrrina]

They're not pie making pumpkins. They're a breed grown just for high seed counts. Probably makes a bad tasting pie. They grow different breeds of sweet pumpkins for pies. The fruit is left as a natural fertilizer for the next season. Which may or may not be pumpkins since farmers often rotate fields.

[@grassroot011]

This from Germany? I'd like to see how they harvest Kraut in the field.

[@derbuschmann3604]

No, Austria.

[@amathonn]

Golly I'm surprised you can put so many wet seeds in a wagon that large.

[@T3nEighty]

That's what she said

[@Jan_372]

I am guessing they can only make it half or three quarters full though.

[@fordmanfinis]

Come on, Hollywood! CGI this into a murder movie scene, please.

[@185region]

What herbicide are you using?

[@motygmbh]

In Austria, Dual Gold / Bazar, Centium CS, Successor 600, Flexidor, Fusilade Max and Buctril are allowed from 0,2 to 1,5 L/ha in oilseed pumpkin.

[@jimmcbubbles]

am i the only one who wants to see this thing in a horror film? the wheel on that thing is gruesome!

[@vishalchauhan3900]

So beautiful veideo

[@Pushyhog]

So the pumpkins are spent, a waiste

[@TheMarky26]

What state is this?Or is it Europe?

[@ahemjunior]

Do any of EU or american wonder how original veggies taste like ? Original veggies grow really slowly and takes a massive area just to produce goods for 1 family, but they do taste stronger.

[@Emeraldwitch30]

Many people in the United States grow their own vegetables. We are not all idiots you know🤦‍♀️