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Can’t stop watching! It’s like a real-life Transformer

Watching this harvesting process is so satisfying

The secret to minimizing sesame seed loss lies in the high-tech harvesting machines featured at 03:11! Witness how these advanced harvesters revolutionize farming while keeping quality intact.

Wow, that harvester is a beast! So powerful

I never knew this process was so complex and fascinating

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This process is truly amazing

How Farmers Harvest Sesame Seeds by Machine: Making Tahini, Sesame Oil, Halva | Farming Documentary

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Love bright red color

Technology really changes everything

How do modern food processing facilities handle the disposal of byproducts to minimize pollution?

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Not only in china, all over south east asia too.

That's a shame, the idea of pesticides don't appeal to me. That nasty stuff gets into the soil and then into the plant and the fruit. No, I would have thought you'd come up with a better idea.

7:00 amazing

This is the kind of content that makes you appreciate the hard work behind every harvest

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I didn't expect the machines to be so fast and efficient!

This cigar is top quality. Great video.

All the people of the world, presidents and kings should raise their hats to the Japanese people.

Farming has never looked this futuristic before

How often needs pistachio tree water per year. thank you.

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Better hope Americans can consume 2.1 billion pounds of peppers because they’re not going anywhere outside the borders.

In the 15th century, when Christopher Columbus and his crew landed in America, they discovered that the natives had long grown and used tobacco. They not only smoked it, but also chewed it and used it in religious ceremonies. When Columbus returned to Europe, he brought tobacco seeds with him, and from there, it quickly spread throughout the world. By the 17th and 18th centuries, tobacco had become one of the most important commercial crops, especially in America. For a time, in Virginia (USA), tobacco was even used as a currency for exchanging goods. Many workers, including slaves, were forced to work in tobacco fields to serve the growing demand of Europe. Tobacco not only changed the economy but also had a profound impact on culture, politics and human health. Today, despite the fact that tobacco is heavily regulated due to its negative health effects, the industry still generates billions of dollars in profits each year.