This Peach Farm Generates a Whopping $85 MILLION Per Year | Find Out How They Do It FULL TOUR

[@nancypatterson374]

I live about 20 miles from this Farm, Ridge Spring South Carolina. You can’t tell when you leave one farm to the next, Peach Fields for ever! No.2 in America Peach growers!

[@NSResponder]

Very impressive. Far more high-tech than I would have guessed.

[@jackdotzman2908]

You did an excellent job of telling your viewer the Titan Farm story. Very nice video well and a well edited video too. What an education on the peach/agriculture industry. Thank you. We’re from Missouri.

[@fieldtripping]

Thanks so much for the support. I appreciate it! Keep an eye out for a lot more videos that we have in the works.

[@brokenarrow2835]

One of the most in depth video, keep up the good work...

[@fieldtripping]

Thanks! The support is really encouraging.

[@oby-1607]

We grow peaches and it was amazing to watch it at this huge scale. Talk about efficiency.

[@tuberNunya]

I love peaches. I wish I could afford to eat them. This guy is so great.

[@mllee2008]

I feel ya on that one! High prices have definitely put a damper on my ability to buy fresh produce.

[@edwardfedeli4253]

You got to love all farmers and a big fan of white peaches my favorite peach pie and peach cobbler it just makes me happy thank you

[@fieldtripping]

Yea, I love white peaches! I wish you guys could have smelled the inside of that factory. It smelled so good!

[@kathycarraher5014]

This was fascinating. That is a huge operation.

[@TheGspencer]

I was blown away finding out that all peach varieties bloom and pollinate at approximately the same time. Acres Vs Football Fields: NOT TRUE... Hope this helps. At 29:30 an Acre is described as 4 Football Fields; this is incorrect. A Football Field is 50 yards by 100 yards or 150 feet by 300 feet; which equals 45,000 square feet. An acre is 43,560 square feet... So a Football Fields is approximately one acre: 45,000 /43,560 = 1.03 Acres per Football Field.. I really enjoyed this tour and it wetted my appetite for some fresh Titan peaches.

[@fieldtripping]

Haha yea we realized the mistake after editing and posting the video so it was too late to edit out.lol We have been getting roasted in these comments for that mistake. The internet pulls no punches. Haha

[@LightoftheMoon]

I really like how the owner of Titan, Mr. Car explained how he explains to children how to visualize an acre of orchard land. What a great reference of a football field to visualize the size of an acre at Titan Orchard Farms. Quite brilliant and easy for children to make the size connection from that endearing statement. So for all the negative Nellie's, they must of missed that part of Mr. Cars' stated intention~ #justsayin 🍑😊

[@kathycarraher5014]

I am sure when you are out working in those fields an acre feels like 10 football fields.

[@user-jj2kj3nd7g]

1 acre is approximately 1 football without the endzones.

[@fieldtripping]

Yea, we realized the mistake after I already edited and uploaded the video.lol

[@jimallen3730]

Excellent video. I had the pleasure of serving alongside Chalmers Carr on a national board of United Fresh Association. We worked to help solve agricultural issues in DC, such as legal supply of farm workers, labor laws and food safety protocols that farmers and growers could implement to make US food the safest in the world. The video does not mention the hours of work that Chalmers does to help the US Peach industry, not just his own. And i get to enjoy his peaches each year at Wegmans stores in Rochester, NY. Although my career was focused on NYS Apples, Peaches are my 2nd favorite tree fruit. Jim Allen, Past President and CEO of NYS Appel Association.

[@fieldtripping]

That is so cool that you know him and served alongside him. Yea, you can tell that he works really hard and cares a lot about his business. The operation there at Titan Farms was immaculate and ran like a well oiled machine. Thanks for the comment!

[@otway00]

I now have peach envy with only having two peach trees

[@TheRange7]

Amazing tour. How the heck is this channel not at a million subs?????

[@fieldtripping]

Thanks so much! Spread the word.lol But I am aspiring.. maybe one day we will get there.

[@TheRange7]

@@fieldtripping will do my friend

[@dumo_qwaqwa]

Wow excellent storytelling🔥🔥

[@tombeall9216]

Amazing. I packed peaches in a small operation in Georgia in the 1960s. What a difference in size and operation, but the same product, ripe peaches out the door.

[@fieldtripping]

Thats really cool! Yea, their operation was insane to witness.

[@DatIIV]

Reallly love the informative long form walk through!

[@fieldtripping]

Thanks, as a newer small channel I really appreciate the support! Its encouraging.

[@ronnieterry4916]

This is so interesting. We have some peach here in Arkansas. It's a smaller peach farming here now but back a few years peach farming was bigger back a few years. Peach farming is a great farming enterprise.

[@fieldtripping]

Yea the sheer scale of this farm was staggering for sure. Thanks for the comment

[@KettlerObenchain47]

We worked to help solve agricultural issues in DC, such as legal supply of farm workers, labor laws and food safety protocols that farmers and growers could implement to make US food the safest in the world.

[@joeebear]

@19 sec.: “The word, Chemical, sounds harsh”. “Soap is a chemical.” The difference is that the USDA approved soap for consumer use and deemed it safe. Did the USDA approve your “Chemical” for use on human skin to remove dirt. There is a huge difference in the two chemicals.

[@bryanstaten5585]

I could be wrong but I believe Titan Farms spans 3 counties. Saluda, Edgefield, and Aiken counties. I live in Saluda county just down the road from many of these orchards. Very informative video.

[@kimcwhite6509]

Absolutely loved the video & subscribed! Great story & owner of Titan Farms. I live in Lake County, California (Northern) & we used to be called the "Pear Capital of the World" (Bartletts). Slowly since the 90's the foreign market has pushed us out of the market. Orchards were torn out and wine grapes took over. Now we have lots of wineries, but I sure miss the days of all the orchards.

[@fieldtripping]

Thank you so much! I always really appreciate the support. I actually used to live in Northern California near Sacramento CA. I miss the Sierra Navada mountains! Auburn CA was one of my favorite places!

[@sirtango1]

I’m surprised they don’t have a distillery to make peach brandy, schnapps, etc. I just now got to the part where he said there were no finished products there, only ingredients. But that would be great for the soft peaches!

[@Soniyaaktar-47]

It’s all good.

[@powell4661]

Georgia doesn't grow the most, but no peach is as juicy and delicious as a Georgia belle

[@thomasbordi8726]

You can not grow a peach like the NEW JERSEY PEACH IS #1. A+ AWSOME. when you bite into your peach does the juice run down your face and hit the floor??

[@fieldtripping]

Interesting. I've never had one from New Jersey but I now look forward to it one day.

[@bamaman6297]

Not sure where this farm manager got his education. But a football field is 1.3 acres. Either football fields are small in South Carolina or acres are huge.

[@fieldtripping]

Haha, yea we all realized our mistake after the fact. Read further in the comments and you will see that I already addressed this.

[@sirtango1]

With 35 varieties growing on only 6k acres, how do they kept them from cross pollinating? I’m guessing they bloom at different times.

[@barrybrown7175]

Saluda County SC

[@doug8525]

I bought a peach recently. I could’ve used it for a baseball, it was so hard. I saw a site that said put it in a paper bag for two or three days to ripen it. I did that and it was somewhat softer so I took a bite.it was brown and kinda mushy like an apple when it gets bruised. I don’t think I’ll buy any more…

[@sirtango1]

You get a good peach and the texture is just right, very flavorful, and you’ll have the juice running down your elbows! 😃 I’m not the biggest fan of peaches, I like you have ran into some bad ones, but the good ones more than make up for it!

[@chessiekid4018]

How much do the workers get paid per bag they pick?

[@fieldtripping]

I can't remember exactly. He told me but I don't want to misspeak.

[@bollojuvicto7667]

not 24000- foot ball fields - its a 5280 football fileds

[@trenarichardson690]

Love this video 🍑 is my favorite fruit.

[@fieldtripping]

I am glad you love it. I am working hard trying to get more farms lined up for the summer and fall. I have 2 more coming in the next few weeks that I already filmed.

[@kaynefryday1251]

So they get 80 cents a peach on average if they sell 90 million peaches a year 🤑

[@hockeystop05]

You are in the owners office conducting an interview. Turn the hat around, then take the hat off.

[@fieldtripping]

The owner's office, not the president's office. I showed him respect for what he has accomplished. This is KZbin though and everyone has to have a branding persona and mine happens to be always with a backwards hat.

[@daveklein2826]

Get a life jock strap

[@whome9936]

Oh brother dude. Do you ever just get tired? Respect through dress code is as outdated as leaded gasoline. There are more meaningful, less superficial ways to show respect. And they're farmers! FARMERS! They dress for function for their living. If you are the type of person to need, or even demand such deference, it says much more about you than it does about some supposedly disrespectful, hat-wearing host. 🙄 smh

[@WilliamWBG]

Fieldtripping…..I’m sorry but that is an extremely immature, unprofessional impression that you are giving people. A backwards hat has a reputation for ignorance. If you think backwards hat wearing is “branding” yourself in a positive manner, you will soon find out how bad of a mistake you’re making. I can promise you the farm owner thought less of you when he saw the hat backwards. If you want to look educated and experienced in adulthood, take the hat off completely when youre interviewing. Look at all the most popular KZbinrs doing interviews like this…… they are not wearing hats and DAMN sure not a backwards hat.

[@fieldtripping]

kzbin.info_LEPFFrWGn0 Is this multi-millionaire also never going to be successful because he wears his hat backwards at times and has a messy hairstyle/mullet while in an interview? Just curious...

[@user-ed4vg6vt2k]

very good job you did on this tour pay no attention to the naysayers there just jealous

[@fieldtripping]

Thanks for making a point to leave some encouragement! You know how people are on the internet. Always waiting to call out someone's mistakes yet never creating anything themselves. lol

[@trenarichardson690]

How does this fruit not get bruised. ??

[@fieldtripping]

I was wondering the same thing when I was doing the tour. But in all honesty, they are fairly gentle on the fruit other than a few key points in the process. Im sure some fruit get bruised but overall, their operation was pretty impressive with how gentle they are with that many peaches.

[@mllee2008]

39:00 Yep, we humans will never learn...this man is explaining how he will lose his job to a computer. Speed and convenience right? We have given just about every aspect of our lives over to machines. What could go wrong? 👍🏻🙄

[@theboringchannel2027]

wow or wow or wow, every 5th word

[@johnniwa308]

One acre is43,560 sq ft.

[@daveklein2826]

Who cares

[@LightoftheMoon]

Wow. Wow. WOW‼️ This was an excellent complete tour of Titan Peach Orchards Farm‼️ WOW. I really understand the wow reference. This video of a large scale big ag peach 🍑 farm tour was WOW, STELLAR‼️ Thank very much for doing it‼️ I ❤️ PEACH ANYTHING‼️ 🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑😊

[@fieldtripping]

Hahaha thanks so much. Yea I agree with you. definitely worth all of the "wows' lol

[@sirtango1]

Wow you really pay attention! WOW! 😂😂😂😂

[@Footballquiz1972]

This man speaks good English not American English that i don't normally understand

[@user-oi2ux7be1f]

Excuse me? Most of the time I can’t understand any of the British. I guess it depends on your ear!

[@whome9936]

An acre will not hold 4 football fields. In fact, an acre will not even hold 1 football field. One acre will hold about ¾ of a football field. Just basic math. So a 6,000 acre farm will not hold 24,000 football fields, but a little over 4,500 football fields. No idea where this guy is getting his math.

[@fieldtripping]

You are correct. We both realized this after the fact.lol Sometimes mistakes happen when you are just having a conversation. My whole intent is to be fairly raw and unedited so sometimes mistakes will happen. But still... 4.500 football fields!!! Thats insane.

[@lauratohome]

Soap is biodegradable it’s natural ingredients, not chemical based,soap is sodium Laurel,pot ash and surfactant,also insecticide is chemical based bad for humans.so be true to your brand.

[@ritad.franklin6372]

I would stay away from AI on the Farms if you can while you are Private. It's a moral demoralizer. No thanks to the game that's played. Trust in God. You will do better. They will get all your data, and know how to topple your farm.

[@johndantice2577]

incorrect info: 4 football fields do not equal one acre. One football field is larger than one acre

[@fieldtripping]

You are correct. I realized that after the fact and now I have to live with the fact that I look stupid saying that.lol

[@johndantice2577]

@@fieldtripping Been there and done that--welcome to the club!

[@WilliamWBG]

Fieldtripping…..I’m sorry but wearing a hat ESPECIALLY BACKWARDS hat is an extremely immature, unprofessional impression that you are giving people. A backwards hat has a reputation for ignorance. If you think backwards hat wearing is “branding” yourself in a positive manner, you will soon find out how bad of a mistake you’re making. No one will think you are seriously wanting to be a successful interviewer. You’re not a 15 year old high school kid I can promise you the farm owner thought less of you when he saw the hat backwards. If you want to look educated and experienced in adulthood, take the hat off completely when youre interviewing. Look at all the most popular KZbinrs doing interviews like this…… they are not wearing hats and DAMN sure not a backwards hat

[@fieldtripping]

Thanks for the tip...

[@sirtango1]

I agree, but I do have to give him credit for doing better than some. A lot of kids now can’t even look down the front of their pants, or read their birth certificate, and tell which bathroom to use! A little polishing and I think he’ll do just fine. 😀

[@Mary-hx7wh]

The music makes it unwatchable.

[@fieldtripping]

The music also only lasts about 30 seconds or so out of an hour....

[@TheRange7]

I didn't even notice the music my friend. The content was so good and informative, you should be proud of such great work.

[@daveklein2826]

Mary stop your whining... Music is great

[@fieldtripping]

You are awesome, thanks!

[@renelarsen9545]

annoying music

[@fieldtripping]

The music literally lasts 30 seconds or so out of an hour long video and this is what you comment. Please DON'T subscribe!

[@renelarsen9545]

@@fieldtripping Yes, criticism can be a difficult thing.

[@gschady]

"wow that's crazy .. wow that's crazy .. wow that's wild" "wow that's crazy .. wow that's crazy .. wow that's wild" "wow that's crazy .. wow that's crazy .. wow that's wild"

[@fieldtripping]

wow...this comment is crazy! lol