Southern Peas - Growing, Harvesting & Shelling | Okfuskee Farm

Bronwyn and Bobby Tucker talk about all things relating to growing southern peas. They demonstrate using their pea bean sheller too.
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[@shanemillard608]

These kind of peas have been my most productive crop this year for me

[@jnicole2513]

Im 29 I remember when my granny was still living we would get a big 5 gallon bucket and shucked these. Yes we from north Carolina

[@SaltydogNC]

Nice interview, and it would be great to have a sheller like that. Lots of folks in NC grew up eating Crowder peas. They were hard to find in my area this year, and I ended up ordering from Willhite Seed. We have Mississippi Purple Hull and Brown Crowder growing now with a late season planting. Harvest should be in October.

[@crossingtheline4372]

Wow, I love that machine! What a time saver.

[@ck-4203]

Great video. Cattledog was a nice surprise. Best wishes.

[@patrickschooley3503]

I love that sheller what a very cool tool. Thanks for the interview

[@clint4472]

Another nice video. Always enjoy your trips and videos from Okfuskee farms

[@rosea830]

Cow Peas are awesome! Zipper Cream tastes the most like english peas so far, but PEPH are the easiest to grow. I love how they mentioned growing dent corn as well. Oaxacan has been very productive for us, almost as productive as Blue Clarage.

[@NonieK2267]

I grew the purple hull peas last year. I planted 5 peas with a newly planted fig tree. I also had another fig tree, same size and planted at the same time. The tree planted with the purple hull peas has triple the growth. Nitagen fixing is what I credit the groth of this tree

[@rogerbeck5704]

Great interview and demo.

[@lbenson2488]

Very interesting video, great info!

[@SergioToletti]

saludos desde ARGENTINA!!

[@saltwaterinmyveins]

Every deer in my county quickly found the pea patch.

[@albertbassett3990]

My grandpa had an elk in 1947 in manitoba canada It ate all my grandmas green pea pods off the vines. Lolol

[@nshue23]

I tried to grow some pink eye purple hulls in michigan this summer and they didn't do well. I know they are traditionally a southern crop and our weather is way different. I just accepted a transfer to n.c. so maybe next year will be better if we get a house in time.

[@lukeblackford1677]

Hey! You’re the guy that cleared a plot with pigs, right?

[@johnwesley822]

A great video! But “a 5 gallon bucket doesn’t a bushel make” …. Per my granddaddy 😊