Valencia Oranges Harvest Machine - Shake it like it's HOT! Weird Machines
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2021
- Valencia, Spain is famous for its fertile soil surrounding the city and the most famous produce are Oranges from Valencia. That's why you'll find over 10k oranges trees throughout the city, giving honor to this beloved tree.
Interesting fact about these trees, the fruits these city trees are baring are oranges of a bitter flavor kind - so people don't pick them from the trees to eat them. They're there for decoration and not consumption.
Around this time of the year, before the oranges are getting too ripe, fall from the tree and hit people on the head - they bring out this oranges harvest machine. It's incredible to watch!
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i bet they make alot of orange juice!! and i bet they also sell them in stores!!! :D
When I think of oranges growing, I never see city streets in my mind.
Good point but Valencia's history is all about growing oranges - there are still huge orange fields outside the city. Thank you so much for stopping by!
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That's because we insist on making cities far less beautiful than they could be
@@TheAntiTrope born & raised in Virginia. We have fruit trees, but only in the suburbs because most of Va is country old slave plantations. We have some urban areas, but they’re extremely metropolitan and plants of any kind would be destroyed or vandalized…. Probably.
@@ChadFreeman757 it's sad really, I live in the UK and most of our urban areas are the same. Nothing growing lasts long if it's even allowed to grow in the first place.
Worse still because there are PLENTY of cities in mainland Europe that are allowed to have natural beauty.
Perfect vagueness, enough shake and leave the rest there style system.
I sure the height of container will edit again...❤
Thank you friends from before time sago💌
So where do the bitter Valencia oranges sold in greengrocers in the Uk in January/February come from?
This year for the first time I made marmalade, thrice! Delicious!
Imagine growing an orange farm inside of a city
Oranges so bitter nobody can eat them.
@@For91Days you can use them like lime or other, in food - not to eat
Isn't the whole point of a Valencia orange for cooking? If I recall correctly, Valencia orange peel is supposedly a top notch ingredient to grate onto food.
Flavored with soot, gasoline, additives and other carcinogenic dust
Wholeness 🙏
Brilliant
Glad you liked it!
I love how this is like an urban farming project. It's peculiarity is probably what helps make this financially viable.
I am always fascinated on how you turned something into many kind of dishes. They are so mouth watering 🤤! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
My pleasure 😊 I guess :)
The first oranges were brought to Spain by Muslim traders around 1000 AD. They flourished in the hot climate of southern Spain, and provided ample shade in public and private courtyards, and along city streets.
And Valencia is full of Orange Trees: valencia.for91days.com/
"Without people streaming over the border, who would pick our fruit?"
What border? Portugal?
I also heard they use bitter oranges for the power grid
Indeed - so people don't snatch them!
Been there and was enchanted with the whole city with oranges trees. I picked a couple to eat at my hotel later and it was super sour… impossible to eat. So I bet people don’t care for them . The city most likely sell them to make juice or something like that…
Yeah, the oranges are NOT for eating and the city chose this kind to people don't pick them :) They compost them later. In case you miss Valencia ... you should check out our Valencia Travel Blog: valencia.for91days.com/
That same tarp can be used for rainwater harvesting
Yes, the same flavored with soot, gasoline and additives.
Es más la naranja que bota al piso que la que recoge esa maquina española🤣
It does the job!
@@For91Days Ñ
Send them to the UK - we make the most delicious marmalade (orange jam/jelly) out of this variety of orange.
I'll got this a business idea .... let's do it!
Doesn’t this violent shaking, damage the trunk or roots of the tree?
Good question - they're using these machines for years now, also on olive trees - looks rough but it seems like the trees can handle it. Thank you for stopping by.
i don‘t think this is more violent as a strong wind
Are those eatable? I mean the have sucked a ton of emissions from the vehicles.
Not for eating ... they're a variety which makes them taste horribly!
Why didn’t they put edible orange trees
Di indonesia udh habis dluan sbelum di panen cukk..
Indonesia belongs to Malaya!
wong indon cen nggragas tenan cuk
itu jeruknya pahit katanya
They probably must be very mature to fall like this . On the other hand some people that they really need the money could do this instead of the machine.......
There were people working as well - manually picking the remaining ones and to clean up after the machine.
tree shakers. they use these for cherries in america.
No way - they also use them there to shake olive trees!
in Here we use that machine to shaking money trees lol
America?, where?... MEXICO, COLOMBIA, COSTA RICA, ARGENTINA, ETC?... because America is a CONTINENT, not a country called united states. You illiterate.
must appreciate to city’s people who dont pick the fruit ilegaly
They don't pick them because this kind of oranges taste bitter.
Flavored with soot, gasoline, additives and other carcinogenic dust
Ilegaly?... is PUBLIC SPACE (a pedestrian) you can collect anyway.
Oranges grow in the street I want to live here,
But they taste bitter though :(
O mysla jakby co lepszy rydz niz nic
the selling for city gov funding?
They're getting composted - can't sell them for eating because these oranges are bitter!
Sweet or not thats fruit orange
Flavored with soot, gasoline and additives.
That's why they're a variety which makes them taste in a horrible way.
can someone tell the link for buying the machine?
I looked but I can't find it on Amazon - only found this: amzn.to/40vqLAc
@@For91Days appreciate it bro!
can we take the orange?
But they don't taste good! They're only for decoration.
@@For91Days Then, what's the point? 😅
Name of the machine
Orange tree shaking machine? They also use it for olives!
is that tree okay?
She's a little shaken up.
Hehehhehe!
Why throw on garbages when we can used this bitter orange juice for cooking purpose
They're not getting thrown into garbage, they're being composted. Also we're in Valencia where we're surrounded by so many orange fields!!! We got plenty!
@@For91Days Much does an Orange cost in the city? Here in Glasgow it’s 30 pence for one but there not always of a great quality.
Das sind Bitterorangen
Jemand hat berichtet, der sie probiert hat, dass diese Orangen extrem sauer schmecken.
That tree is in PTSD
Free Food for those who can't affort .
They're bitter though - they're not for human consumption.
@@For91Days Is it poisonous ? If can eat is good enough though .
So what happens to these oranges. The government takes them or are they given out to the public? And can anyone just take one from a tree
Even though Valencia is surrounded by thousands of orange trees - the trees in the city are of the bitter kind and are only for decoration. They get composted though.
@@For91Days wow. Didn't know that. Thought anybody could just pick one or two and make some delicious orange juice at home😂
Thanks for the info 😀
@@For91Days like how bitter?
In Turkey, I don't know what does municipalities doing with bitter oranges however we have recipes for them. We make jams from the skin and boil the juice with salt and use it as salad,olives dressing. Jam is quite delicious but of course it has added sugars.
@@For91Days That's interesting
Zack
why don't pedestrians just pick some for themselves?
They're the bitter kind - some tourists try them and spit them out :)
@@For91Days so they make juice out of them?
Could be food for the homeless
These oranges are not for consumptions, they're too bitter to eat.
@@For91Days gotcha
no iop zyee
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Who would put orange trees in the middle of downtown?
Valencia does - it's such an important tree and fruit for the city.