Something left off this video, is all the hard working people in the field, the harvesters, that pick the blueberries. Let's not forget them. And great job too Wyman's for creating jobs. Great video 👍🏽
This is amazing!!!! Will be having my Wyman's wild blueberry smoothie later today as part of my fruit fast. Such a great job of describing the process. Thank you.
@@nicolemironn It says non gmo but it doesn’t say no pesticides. I would look for organic wild blueberries. There are some out there but not Wymans. Watch this video about it th-cam.com/video/j6bAQOlWkeM/w-d-xo.html
I just ate 3 big handfuls of these in some yogurt while watching this. could not even finish the vid. very interesting to see this. makes me appreciate Wymans even more. These are simply the BEST blueberries i have even had,. all other blueberries are inferior.
Check Walmart. That’s where I got mine. The best blueberries I’ve ever had and that includes those I’ve picked from farms in Washington and Oregon. Just as in blackberries you can’t beat the flavor of wild blackberries or Blueberries.
Leaves become compost ? Wild blueberry leaves are medicine. Blueberry leaf tea has lots of useful properties.... Is it much better for plant when leaves become compost?
@@optimallyaceyt Yea, they're lying to you. They spot spray troubled areas. Now, to their credit, they don't harvest that area until the trouble is resolved, but if they are telling you they don't use pesticides, that's a flat out lie.
Do they have organic pesticides or chemicals? I just bought them, but I will not purchase them again because they are not being sprayed with organic spray that is healthier.
The fresh blueberries this year have been a disappointment. So I bought a four pound bag of Wyman’s wild blueberries. Talk about tasteless. These wild blueberries are tasteless and so small almost the size of a BB.
Hi everyone, these are sprayed with pesticides ….. I have had my family eating this mess from all of the talk of them being wild but they themselves say that they spot spray with pesticides ):
Again, If you don't know what they were sprayed with or when they were sprayed it is impossible to say if they are safe or not. I have worked in horticulture and in food industries and there are far greater dangers out there than SPOT spraying, which is what they do.
why do you say these berries are toxic? I learned some "organic" soils are not all that we would expect from them to be. Some soils are only 3 yrs old from having been as toxic as possible & while these soils are being 'brought" back, they still have traces & residue from the decades of pesticides etc they endured for decades. So thought produce from those soils say on the label "organic"-most people would rather have wild from century old glaciers. Now, I don't know if Wyman's spray this wild nature. Years back I had read they were so caught doing, but that they had stopped due to public outcry. Also, I have read that organic soils don't necessarily have all the minerals needed by the soil. It is said that only enough of the main minerals are added back to the 'organic'soil-still leaving it with deficiencies leaving the crop with less nutrients and less antioxidants.
god bless all the hard working people at Wymans making these AMAZING little berries available for us. Maine truly is the best state in the US!
Love Wyman’s Blueberries ,every morning on my oatmeal ! What an amazing process !! Fantastic product thank you ! Great video
They cheated us, these MFs
hope you will stop soon
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Something left off this video, is all the hard working people in the field, the harvesters, that pick the blueberries. Let's not forget them. And great job too Wyman's for creating jobs. Great video 👍🏽
hope you will stop soon
th-cam.com/video/j6bAQOlWkeM/w-d-xo.html
This is amazing!!!! Will be having my Wyman's wild blueberry smoothie later today as part of my fruit fast. Such a great job of describing the process. Thank you.
hope you will stop soon
th-cam.com/video/j6bAQOlWkeM/w-d-xo.html
These are delicious in oatmeal. Eas curious about the "wild" blueberries and this video was informative and did not disappoint.
I'm having a cup of wymans frozen wild blueberries right now!!! Love it
I wouldn’t. You’re eating non organic pesticides
@@ML-gz3eq hi, I see people commenting this but I’m confused because on their bag for wild berries it says non gmo and no preservatives
@@nicolemironn It says non gmo but it doesn’t say no pesticides. I would look for organic wild blueberries. There are some out there but not Wymans. Watch this video about it th-cam.com/video/j6bAQOlWkeM/w-d-xo.html
@@ML-gz3eq hi mine does say “no pesticides” hm weird but will look into more thank you!
@@nicolemironn double check it probably says no preservatives not pesticides.
I just ate 3 big handfuls of these in some yogurt while watching this. could not even finish the vid. very interesting to see this. makes me appreciate Wymans even more. These are simply the BEST blueberries i have even had,. all other blueberries are inferior.
I love Wyman's frozen Berry mix, I buy it all the time ❤️
I love Wyman's blueberries, its my main food source literally
hope you will stop soon
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4:11 the final rinse. What is being sprayed?
❤ These are the best! I eat them everyday ❤
Getting ready to buy some from Amazon in powder form. The wild ones.
Where this facility located in Maine?
In beautiful Downeast Maine.
Are they organic?
No, not organic. Wyman's says they spot spray trouble areas, whatever that's supposed to mean. In a year's time, that could mean their entire fields.
I wish we would get them in Wa 😢
Check Walmart. That’s where I got mine. The best blueberries I’ve ever had and that includes those I’ve picked from farms in Washington and Oregon. Just as in blackberries you can’t beat the flavor of wild blackberries or Blueberries.
Leaves become compost ? Wild blueberry leaves are medicine. Blueberry leaf tea has lots of useful properties.... Is it much better for plant when leaves become compost?
Leaves at berry harvest may not be right for tea, too mature.
Can I get Wyman`s in EU?
I find organic kind tastes bitter cause they weren't pollinated by a bee 🐝 beesides they wash them & you have to wash them at home too lol
Gostaria de ter uma s sementes é possível
Hi love the video ! Do you know what they clean them with ? Do they use pesticides or toxins ?
Just found out they say that they spot spray with pesticides … sad cuz I thought they were yummy and safe but …….
@@keystothekingdomrpa1428 If you don't know what they were sprayed with or when they were sprayed it is impossible to say if they are safe or not.
you never comment on the smell or the taste or the variety they use pictures are nothing
Taste great, very small berries. Not a modern cultivar, hence the 'wild'.
Make blueberries, not war.
Fantastic process but they're NOT organic! What a shame.
Wild is better than organic.
@@a.m.4994 If you ask, Wyman's will tell you that they use pesticides on their fields.
I asked them, and they said they don't@@illiniwood
@@optimallyaceyt Yea, they're lying to you. They spot spray troubled areas. Now, to their credit, they don't harvest that area until the trouble is resolved, but if they are telling you they don't use pesticides, that's a flat out lie.
@@optimallyaceyt yes they do. Not organic.
Do they have organic pesticides or chemicals? I just bought them, but I will not purchase them again because they are not being sprayed with organic spray that is healthier.
please stop spamming youtube with your food preferences, thank you
that's right! I'm so pissed i've been wasting my money on these thinking they were just as good as organic. THEY ARE NOT!
@@JohnHaugeland learn your facts!
(sigh)
What are they spraying and what are it"s dangers? What 'organic spray' is available as an option?
I am afraid people wont buy Wymans much anymore because they use pesticides- try to find another saafer way to gain back customers.
The fresh blueberries this year have been a disappointment.
So I bought a four pound bag of Wyman’s wild blueberries.
Talk about tasteless.
These wild blueberries are tasteless and so small almost the size of a BB.
The bag I got beat store berries hands down for flavor. Store berries have been all over the place for flavor around here.
Question , do I need to wash the blueberries before I will mix it with oatmeal?
No
too bad they use pesticides
Please stop spot spraying with pesticides:(
What are they spraying and what are it"s dangers?
Hi everyone, these are sprayed with pesticides ….. I have had my family eating this mess from all of the talk of them being wild but they themselves say that they spot spray with pesticides ):
Again, If you don't know what they were sprayed with or when they were sprayed it is impossible to say if they are safe or not. I have worked in horticulture and in food industries and there are far greater dangers out there than SPOT spraying, which is what they do.
too bad they are not organic.... glad I checked... tasty, but toxic.
I buy their mixed wild berries and they’re organic ? I’m confused
why do you say these berries are toxic? I learned some "organic" soils are not all that we would expect from them to be. Some soils are only 3 yrs old from having been as toxic as possible & while these soils are being 'brought" back, they still have traces & residue from the decades of pesticides etc they endured for decades. So thought produce from those soils say on the label "organic"-most people would rather have wild from century old glaciers. Now, I don't know if Wyman's spray this wild nature. Years back I had read they were so caught doing, but that they had stopped due to public outcry. Also, I have read that organic soils don't necessarily have all the minerals needed by the soil. It is said that only enough of the main minerals are added back to the 'organic'soil-still leaving it with deficiencies leaving the crop with less nutrients and less antioxidants.
@@soniasortet2950 - it's a crazy person on the internet spamming. just ignore them
@@soniasortet2950 ASk them..they 100% spot spray there bushes with pesticides. There are pesticides in the soil because they still use pesticides
@@JohnHaugeland you are on ignorant person. stop calling people spammers and contact Wyman's. they will tell you!