Tribal guy enjoys fresh cantaloupe

[@Juan-Terblanche]

What a nice video!! I loved the tour of the fields…The watermelon looked absolutely devine!! Well done Naveed!!

[@carrolllightell3902]

Hey Naveed!! I live in New Orleans, Louisiana where it is very hot in the summer, nothing is better to start my day than cantaloupe for breakfast in the morning!!! keeps me going all day! I'm 61 years old, love you young brother!!!

[@user-dc6ut5uu3t]

I adore a fresh, sweet cantaloupe. Cantaloupe season in the United States is from June through August, when they are at their peak flavor. They cost roughly $3 a piece here.

[@Lynn-kh5rs]

Loved your video Naveed and seeing them grow in your country. We have areas in the U.S. that can also grow cantaloupes. Nothing better when they are ripe & sweet.

[@AC-ni4gt]

Hear! Hear!

[@robertscott5895]

Hi Naveed, how are you? I really enjoyed seeing you in the field and learning about how you grow foods there in your country. I like cantaloupe as well. Please continue to show us videos about your home life and work life a far as being out in the fields or even showing us your homes, I'm very interested to see your country. Thanks. North Carolina, USA

[@jolenewitzel7919]

Your cantaloupe looks so good. Yum.

[@Jeni10]

In Australia, we grow the orange ones and they’re called Rockmelons. We also have smooth pale skinned ones that are green inside, Honey Dew Melons.

[@dicerosautismambient4894]

It actually looks softer than canteloupe that I get from the store.

[@AC-ni4gt]

I'd probably clear half a cantaloupe and still have room for more. I lo❤e cantaloupe❤

[@Jeni10]

Naveed, if someone wants you to send fruits to Australia, I want you to know that it’s not allowed and if you send any fruits, plants or seeds, they will be destroyed. Australia is a big island with unique wildlife, plants and fruits. This means we have to protect our country from things that don’t live and grow here, otherwise our native plants and farming crops could be destroyed. There are insects, pests and diseases that are in other countries but not in Australia so we need to keep it that way by checking everything that arrives here. It’s called Biosecurity.

[@twilacarson2308]

Thank you, but we in Canada have this fruit as well and all the Americans have it. Not sure about Mexico though. None of us eat the seeds. Thanks anyway.

[@TurningoffyourGaslights]

As others have said, the field tour was a nice part of this video. Would like to see more of this, show us your neighborhood, the village/town..and the farms.

[@chipper841]

Naveed! How great! Am jealous of those cantaloupe you raise!👌👌👌👌

[@patrickunderhill2901]

Naveed America already grow dozens of different type of melons. But most have never tasted a fresh from the garden (ripe). Most are picked early and then continue to ripen at our supermarkets! 🇺🇸💙

[@SA-hf3fu]

Love cantaloupe, honeydew, watermelon, etc.!