My 9th grade science teacher would rent for a day every fall a huge cider press and set it up in the parking lot. In each of his classes the students would bring a bag of apples each, and every student would be sent home with a gallon jug of cider. Best cider I ever had, and a happy fall memory.
Bunch of idiots lol. That's why so many people have problems when they normally walk into a store or go for a walk armed because everyone and their mom has to point and say "look he has a gun" then you have a bunch of Karen's staring down your hip. It used to be so normal now everyone is scared of them.
I know that I have commented twice already, but I was so impressed by this video I am commenting again. This man seems like an all american kinda guy. Traditional american values, & seems like a kind person. Obviously he's very smart, & it's great to see there are ppl out there just wanting to share USEFUL & fascinating information with the rest of us! God bless!
+allmagicgy A magazine is what he has a whole catridge desgined to hold bullets, a clip used to be used in alot of rifles is a long iron type device that holds bullets. He has a magazine not a clip.
I love pressing cider my fathers friend gave us a cast iron cider press from the 1800s last fall and we got an uncountable amount of gallons of cider and it lasted all winter.
Thank you for republishing the video with the audio working. There was a lot of information that was missing, and am so glad I have it now. Another great video.
This video brings back amazing memories of growing up in another big apple state, Michigan. Thank you for this. There is nothing comparable to fresh cider. Have a blessed Sabbath tomorrow Cody.
, In the fall here in New england we love pressing cider and we make little cider donuts coated in sugar and served hot. If you ever come here in the fall, many Orchards will offer offer these and they, as well as the beautiful fall scenery, are well worth the trip.
LOL! I am with you on the "horrible Red Delicious!" It's the iconic symbol for an apple, the only apple I knew growing up, and it's perhaps one of the worst, most mealy apples there is. In my 20s I worked at a cider mill in Michigan where we primarily used Jonagold apples, looking just like these, and I discovered what a good apple tastes like.
"Why does he have a gun?" Because apples can be vicious little demons. They see their brethren getting crushed and squeezed to death, and sometimes one tries to be a hero. Gotta be prepared.
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@Pinoytankbuster Guns are good at killing things that want to kill you????? So. You're saying if someone has a gun and shooting at you, you think a shot out can help you???? Nothing like living in fear. If that happened, you'd not be able to hit your mark because you're sending a message for the killer to train his military grade gun against your handheld gun. What a joker.
Wranglerstar, Nice clip on cider & I like the bench too. Keep the gun on your hip. I saw an earlier clip of yours where a coyote came into your yard and attacked your dog. People don't realize you live in a wilderness area. A bear may show up, or a convict.
Well, if that's the case, that he lives in the wilderness, then the gun makes sense. Otherwise, packing a gun to press apple cider is simply laughable.
Bears are elusive unless you run. I lived with them in my yard...had to look both way after opening garage door before going out into the yard. Convicts rarely break out of prison.
@@geenazallah2749 it's a lifestyle here in america to carry a gun. We carry our guns no matter what we are doing because it's our right here. Our new problem is Karen's like you saying something everytime you see one. Mind your damn business and everything will be fine... Imagine that lol.
Tried this one at home, few tips if you want to aswell. Took me a few weeks to build the whole setup, bought the grinder online. got the whole setup working after 2-3 months of work and tinkering. Ground up my first set of apples and I ended up with a gloupy mess, forgot to carry my gun during the building process half a year of growing apples and trees for lumber down the drain. Luckily trying it again.
Hi, And thanks for the interesting cider video. You do realise that when the apple press screw gets too hard to move down by a person, the four posts at the top can have a length of wood laid across and you will get at least another quart out of the mash? I used to make wine and never had a grinder but had the same press as yours passed on from my uncle and you will get so much more juice out using a 4" x 4" or similar.
+TheodorEriksson Hi, I know what you mean but the machine part and the stresses are all around the screw, and it was what the machine was designed for.
Hi, I love the video we had a cider press when I was growing up on my dad`s farm in Somerset England. Is the heavy plat with the teeth on (at 5.17) the right way up ? I wondered if it might grind the apples easier with the teeth at the bottom.
I really enjoyed this video. It takes me back to things like pioneer days growing up. On the other hand I'm disappointed in those commenting who make the choice to be "offended" buy seeing a gun. To those I ask, please exercise tolerance for those who exercise their rights and freedoms.
In the remote wilderness you always wear your gun, nothing like needing it and oops left it inside. Cats , bears and wolves are no picnic in a hand to hand
Really awesome video. I have a couple questions though. Did you make the entire press pre assembled or did you buy the press and grinder and build the stand? Have you determined the ratio of apples to cider?
Gary Sahsuvar Yeah so it's pretty much wasted right? Except if you consider the well being of worms to be above that of humans. Also, leave it fermenting on the ground, and you get drunken moose stucked in trees(it's a true story).
Wow, I bet that apple cider tastes really good, nothing you buy at a store will taste that good! We used to do this at my great grama's house, and us kids were tasked with taking the leaves and stems off the apples, boy we would get in trouble if we missed the leaves! Great memories, great video!
Rehoboth Farm Or cows or pigs or chickens everything on a Homestead will love leaving’s! And like I said above also for apple cider vinegar healthy healthy healthy!
I got to say watching those apples crumble is very relaxing. I wonder what kind of cleaning is required after using a device like that, i imagine the bits and juices get everywhere.
@@Maximilian7992 It's obvious you haven't the foggyist clue how to make hard cider. Yeast is for more than baking! Brewing, bread making, hard cider, wine and more. You're not very educated in yeasts or types of yeasts.
Your cider press turned out amazing. So beautiful, as is your companion table. I was blessed to be able to harvest all the Johnathan apples off a neighbor's tree. We picked over 24 bushels of organic apples. We made apple sauce, apple butter, apple leather and dehydrated apples. There were only about 5 apples out of all of those that I would have considered perfect. I love a little worm hole...it means the apple is safe for me to eat!
The reason he's wearing a gun is because it's his God given right to protect himself and his family from unforeseeable danger. If you don't like it then I'm sure there are other videos on TH-cam you could be watching.
The incidence of people getting stupidly hurt or killed by people with a cavalier attitude (or an outright fetish) about guns is FAR higher than your imaginary 'hero' scenario. Be real.
Steve Mushynsky alright let me ask you a question would you if the possibility of getting killed with a gun were high would you go about this by keeping a gun away from the bad guys or give guns to the good guys
Most people don't know what a strawberry tastes like either, because the ones you can buy at Walmart don't taste like actual strawberrys. They don't really taste like anything.
You obviously haven't worked in produce to know the best strawberrys or know that they come from Texas, or Cali off of FARMS and they graze their strawberrys. lol And guess what, I worked as a food broker and all stores buy the same strawberrys from the warehouse, so you're gonna find the same brands in most stores. Try a 'giant'. I grow them and they taste the same...and they're organic, the leaves look at the sun like any other leaf to go through photosynthesis. Wait. You get your from the Venice museum, or in Netherlands next to the tulips?
would be nice with a tutorial or something how you made this, i would love it, got tons of apple trees in the garden that we never really do anything with.
I grew up picking apples with my parents we filled the back of my dads truck and went down the road to the cider press. My first alcohol was hard cider my dad made in our basement. This really brings me back.
I do remember, that my grandma did this but the device was certainly not as old as this one. But pressing apple in the fall season is certainly common in lots of regions.
I forgot the second question lol, when I remember what it was I will ask. Thanks so much for your inspiration as I feel I am int the boots you once where in yourself, and it is amazing what you have done!! I Love you pride and attention to detail in your work as well! It is a dying trait, so it brings me much hope :) Thank you so much for your videos, I know it must be a lot of work, you are a true inspiration!
Hey Cory, Been enjoying you Apple Press restore. I was talking to my Mom (she is currently 21 with 66.75 years experience living in the same house in NYC (Queens) that I grew up in more than 60 years ago this past July) is from the old country (Germany/Poland 1930's). She and her father (she was the oldest child in the family and the kids that came after were her half sisters & brothers, her mom died when she was 5 or 6 yrs old) used to press apples, pears or whatever kind of fruit they could find to press. She said that they used to do a two step pressing and that they would take the crushed mash from the first press her father would tighten up the shield (that movable curved metal plate in front of the blades) so to crush the mash finer and run it through again and press it a second time. then they would mix the two presses together and they would get a lot more cider out maybe 30-40% more compared to what came out of the first pressing. I guess the times were hard and you did what you needed to do extend what you have. I bet that cider tasted great too. we had a peach tree my mom planted from a seed the summer we first move there. at its peak we would get 550-600# of peaches. Some were the size of grapefruits. Peace to you and yours
my granparents have been making this like all their lifes, my mom an i went every year as long as i can remember, a friend of mine constructed this awesome rig, you start of by frinding the apples, he has a large electric grinder, it makes quick work of 3 or 4 large bags of apples . the apples are ground very finely, everything goes in a large bin with small wheels and then he has a big metal box for the mash and he built a hidrolic press from an old tractor, the mash comes out fairly dry. after that we take it home and spread it in the garden. so like if you dedicate half a day, you can get apple juice for like the entire winter
There are a lot of "commercial" apples that don't get to the grocery store and are either converted to processed products or thrown away. I would say that the fresh pressed liquid is apple juice, not apple cider. Cider is processed with spices. Good video, I've never seen an apple press in operation. Thanks.
Why is everyone asking why he has a gun? Have you never seen someone with a gun on there hip? Oh, That's right. You guys are used to seeing a gun in the back of a waistband in the hood where you live.
Would love to have that apple press setup. And I love that table, My Dad built three workbenches (2 at 3'x6' and 1 at 2.5'x3') back in 1972 with 2x4's and all thread holding them together like that table, they are mounted to the wall with 4x4 angle iron bent at 90° with a 45° 4x4 angle iron support so no legs, between the two 3'x6' bench is my 1972 Craftsman Radial Arm Saw. The benches need some adjustment because of the age, some of the boards are no longer flush, but because of the all thread it will be easy to adjust them back to flush by loosening the nuts on the all thread and simply leveling/flushing up the 2x4's, then a light sanding and they will be as good as new...
You can't get any more 'rural' than Alaska and I never owned a gun. Your parents failed to teach you 'how' to survive so you have to rely on your fear and a piece of metal and your aim at an animal or human. Because that's what you'd shoot...you want to shot an animal or human or you'd not own a gun.
Something I want to add here, I grew up on a farm several miles away from anyone on a treeless prarrie. We had a variety of apple trees and never in my life did I see a worm so we never sprayed. When neighbors came and started planting cedar trees so came the worms. After talking to experts is seems that is common so if you are in a very rural place and have no cedars you may have wormless apples with out spraying. Those large pretty apples come from careful thinning and tree pruning and not spray, however they are not shiney without being polished like those at town. We all can eat healthy and I encourage everyone to try to grow something. Good vid Wranglerstar!
Spotless commercially grown apples are only free from insect damage because of spraying insecticides. Yes, you can get a few bug free apples without spraying, but not a crop. I grow apples. I know what they look like without spraying. And no, I don't have cedar trees. But cedar trees don't give insect damage but harbor Cedar Apple Rust, a virus.
Prof.Kent We had a half dozen different kinds of apple trees and never, EVER, in all my years of growing up did I or anyone else ever see a worm of any kind. Every county extension agent we ever talked to said cedar trees are every apple growers nightmare and we never had one on the farm or within miles of us.
Walter Beech Walter. Read what I wrote --again--carefully. The disease Cedar Apple Rust (CAR) is the bane of apple trees. The life cycle of CAR, a virus not an insect, requires cedar trees. Worms have nothing to do with cedar trees. "Worms" are the larva of moths. Most apples infected by larva fall from the tree before they get ripe. Most of the rest show signs of larvae damage; imperfections in the skin, lopsided apples, etc. Larva often penetrate to the core to eat on the immature seeds. Furthermore, "worms" are not the only predator of apples. Chafers, mites, aphids, and multiple bacterial and viral attacks produce blemished apples --as well as damage to the tree itself. Mature, healthy, isolated orchards sometimes are somewhat protected from heavy damage by insects and disease but that is an exception, not the rule. Isolation and healthy soil is usually the key. If you never saw a worm, you probably didn't have cottling moth pressure in your area. But most lava are much smaller. Protection from insect damage does not come from thinning and pruning. He who does not seek rarely finds. I am glad you had such a happy childhood orchard experience. Seriously.
I am just telling you what every K-State Extension agent ever told us in the 20 years we raised apples. We lived in Western Kansas, we had less than16 inches of anual rainfall and no tree grew that was not watered. Never did we spray anything and horse manure was almost the only fertilizer used. Our apples may not have been as big as some but flavor was wonderful and they were always worm free. We had a heck of a peach orchard also but most years the frost got them. Today I think there is only one or two large orchards left in Western Kansas but in the day we raised a lot of good fruit.
Walter Beech Wow, only 16" of rainfall? That's pretty arid. No wonder you didn't have many worms. (We get 40+ inches here in Michigan.) Also, western Kansas --really open country I bet so you wouldn't get much insect or disease pressure.
Naah the press leaks. That hydraulic oil even a drop or two could ruin a whole press. It the reason they still make the screw press and it is still so widely in use. Seen lot of presses made with hydraulics and they are not easy to use either.
I live on a horse farm in Michigan and we do our own apple cider from our own trees. They aren't treated and they are the best that way. What makes it really good is putting pears in with the apples.
Love the composting aspect... return to nature as much as possible... Also, thank you for supporting the 2nd A without saying a word... love this video.
Tyler Maple I'm not anti-gun, but I'm just saying it's unpractical to carry a gun whilst pressing apple cider, a fairly simple thing. I don't mind it, but I'm just pointing out that it's unpractical.
I know what you mean about apples when you were young; I discovered the same thing about tomatoes. I had hated them pretty much my whole life and more recently I discovered why. They had been bred and modified to look good and survive shipping but taste was considered unimportant; I had no idea what a 'good' tomato actually tasted like. Last week at the supermarket I picked up one of the 'perfect-looking' ones and squeezed it with about 5 pounds of force; it didn't even distort. I told my friend who was with me that I could probably have dropped it on the concrete floor and it probably would have bounced. Nice pistol and holster, by the way...
+The Expert well we used to press home grown apples, and get delicious apple juice, not something you would get in a shop, well at least here in lithuania thats what we call it, and cider for us is an alcoholic drink, its really interesting to find out how other cultures differ with language translations. For you cider is juice, for us its alcohol, interesting.
Reminds me of the making of the apple juice for cider at my grandparent's farm in the south of France when I was a kid during the holidays... Amazing times. The process was pretty much the same except the "crusher" and pressing device were much bigger, you would basically fill it two to three times and have enough juice to give to dozens of people and drink all year. Of course, before pressing the apples, we had to go help pick them which was hard work, but worth it. Getting it poured straight from the press into your glass was a good feeling if you managed not to swallow a bee with it ! I read the other day that on average, an apple you buy in a supermarket in the US is 3 month old. They spray them with a toxic wax some people are actually allergic to to the point that it can kill them, so you know it's good stuff. Once you tasted an apple that never even saw a man made chemical, you can't go back. That's the problem of that apple juice, you abused it so much you ended up with explosive diarrhoea...
FBI data more weapons less crime, less weapons more crime. such as Australia when the government took the guns crime wen up. then the government let the guys get guns again. I think the government should have paided for there mistake.
lmao. You realise since 1994 we have 75% reduction related deaths, and 50% reduction in all crimes involving death? We have the Australian Beureu of Statistics, go check it out.
He lives on a large homestead and prefers to be armed 24/7. One example of when he used his firearm is defending his two dogs from a coyote who initiated a fight. If you watch his videos hes obviously not interested in starting confrontations. He lives on a fairly secluded property and the chances of having an issue with a person is nill. A chance of an issue with an animal where a gun is necessary is significantly higher.
Why is it necessary to have airbags and seat belts in your car? Neither one of which means you WANT to crash, but you'll be glad to have them if they're needed. Its called being prepared.
Cillian Scott I understand this now after reading all the anti gun comments and I think we could take this as a lesson from the high amount of gun control in Europe and what happens when guns arnt present in a socioty
We found that if you put a hinged wooden board over the mouth of the grinder you can fill the hopper right to the top and fold it down over the opening. Two fold it pushes the apples into the grinder and secondly keeps small little hands away from the working action.
Seriously people? You watch a video that shows a man showing viewers about pressing apple cider and all you guys have to talk about is his stupid gun? How irrelevant to the video.
Stephen Hayes Yeah, well, you're a bunch of socialists over there. It hasn't cut down on your crime now has it? No, watch any British murder mystery. You have to come up with creative ways to kill. Guns don't kill, people do.
My Brother likes to collect antiques, and he had this old meat grinder that he fixed up, so we made apple cider with it. We had to use store bought apples though :/. The apple cider was still amazing. pretty much we ground up the apples, and then we took the apple chunks and strained them. Then we pressed the apple chunks and repeated the straining process.
It's a life style here in america. Our new problem is Karen's like you saying something everytime you see one. Omg a gun!! Might go off by itself watch out!! Lol moron.
I did this as a kid with my Grandpa in Michigan, I am not sure what type of apples we used, but he swore the secret to good cider was occasionally throwing a pear into the mix.
Without dragging this conversation on too much further, I have to agree with NJSMKMMS. No need for the gun. Surely, it would have been easier/comfortable to take the gun off then press the apples? Instead, he ruins a great video by unnecessarily and probably unintentionally, offending people. Yeah, I can watch another video, sure....and I will, and it is my problem being offended, not his. But it was a good video, and well made, and I learnt stuff from it but there was just no need to wear the gun. If he hadn't worn the gun, there would not be such a reaction from anti-gun viewers. He has taken attention away from his skill in apple press construction and given it to the anti-gun brigade. Counter productive. Good video minus the gun.
If you can watch another video,(and have/are going to), than why did you take the time to write this long paragraph about his gun? Waste of time if you ask me...
I have guns, I like guns, I shoot guns, I want to buy more guns. I hate it when people wear their guns around. It seems smarmy and elitist, like when people drive a Prius and feel superior because of it.
Hotrodryan15 Good for him. He still comes across as a douche when he wears a pistol to make apple juice. It's not like he's in the middle of Mosul wearing an American flag shirt baking an apple pie to spite ISIS. Just my opinion...
chemistrycounts I see you went down the comments page, adding your erudite comments to each one. Each comment consists of (a) you're ignorant, (b) he lives in the mountains and (c) animals are a real danger where he lives. (a) I am not ignorant. Ad hominem attacks weaken your position. (b) I grew up surrounded by the Colorado mountains. Coyotes, mountain lions, black bears - saw them all. Never once felt the need to shoot one, but if I did it wouldn't have been with a pistol. (c) All wild animals are much more scared of us than we are of them and will mostly run away if you even make an attempt to make your presence known. If you want to say the animals are a danger to livestock or something, then again I would question his choice of weapon being a pistol. If a wild animal is attacking his sheep or something, the last thing he wants is to have to run to within 25 yards before he can take a shot without fear of hitting his own livestock (don't even try to pretend a running man with adrenaline can accurately shoot a pistol further than that). All in all, the pistol on the hip while making apple juice in a barn with no threats around (let's be real) just distracts from the point of the video. You could make the same argument if he wore nothing but underwear in the video. "Oh, he's in his homestead and it's hot out so he can do what he wants and you're ignorant for thinking you should have any say about what he wears." Yeah, but it's distracting and pointless.
Dean Black He must have been out and around that day and didn't want to take the time to remove it. Let us stop picking apart this mans life and let it be.
Dean Black You grew up in Colorado???Gee...then you know that Colorado is a open carry as well as concealed carry state, with the exception of Denver not allowing open carry.That means there are an AWFUL lot of people carrying in Colorado.Only a douche would comment about somebody openly carrying on his own land.What would be the purpose of conceal carrying???To prevent candy @$$e$ from getting all nervous about the sight of a gun?Oooo a gun in plain sight...how smarmy...The only thing smarmy and elitist is you and your comments.
Cody, your video on how to build your apple press is missing. Is there any way you could repost. I would love to have one of those since I live in eastern Washington with tons of apple orchards. Thanks so much for sharing.
I'm very disappointed in you, have you learned yet that 'organic' doesn't mean pesticide free? Organic farms use pesticides(usually far more deadly and toxic than modern chemicals btw).
It depends I suppose. I'm not sure what it's like in the states but here in the UK you can't call something organic unless it is and has been certified by a governing body to be organic. To do otherwise would get you in all sorts of trouble, fines, law suits ect.
Could you advertise and sell your product as organic? or would you need some sort of Licence or certification to prove that you were in fact selling organic products?
Cas you need certification to sell as organic. Funny is it not, nasty chemical laden stuff gets a free pass and you go organic and you need certification.
My 9th grade science teacher would rent for a day every fall a huge cider press and set it up in the parking lot. In each of his classes the students would bring a bag of apples each, and every student would be sent home with a gallon jug of cider.
Best cider I ever had, and a happy fall memory.
Wow so cool!
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We were in 9th grade. Most of us drank it right away, though one boy gave his gallon to his grandpa and he fermented it.
Always wear your gun when dealing with organic apples
Mikael Elvén Tolvers Yes I do,
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Kasper Pedersen Imagine a black bear smelling the pressed cider and breathing down your neck. Surprise!
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HA HA HA. I can't believe it something worth saying.
For all the people like, "Why does he have a gun?"
Well think, how does one easily get free apples?
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I have the apples and the press, but no gun... will I have the same results?
+Lyron7 hope so. delicious.
+Lyron7 Not if you are attacked by a coyote while pressing the apples.
+Ryan Kemp Just watch some more of his videos. The one called "Why I Carry a Gun" will probably be helpful.
Yes the gun is to protect the Apple juce
+Ryan Kemp it's his right to bare arms why do you care if he has a fire arm or not
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Bunch of idiots lol. That's why so many people have problems when they normally walk into a store or go for a walk armed because everyone and their mom has to point and say "look he has a gun" then you have a bunch of Karen's staring down your hip. It used to be so normal now everyone is scared of them.
I know that I have commented twice already, but I was so impressed by this video I am commenting again. This man seems like an all american kinda guy. Traditional american values, & seems like a kind person. Obviously he's very smart, & it's great to see there are ppl out there just wanting to share USEFUL & fascinating information with the rest of us! God bless!
In the event the press stops working you can empty a clip into it. May not help but you'll feel much better.
Or you can a few sticks of dynamite and just blow it all up
+allmagicgy A magazine is what he has a whole catridge desgined to hold bullets, a clip used to be used in alot of rifles is a long iron type device that holds bullets.
He has a magazine not a clip.
Who says allmagicgy was talking about the pistol?
Maybe he meant a rifle. Jesus.
Its the internet. Quit taking these jokes so seriously.
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I love pressing cider my fathers friend gave us a cast iron cider press from the 1800s last fall and we got an uncountable amount of gallons of cider and it lasted all winter.
My right ear had a great experience with this video.
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actually its the opposite
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Thank you for republishing the video with the audio working. There was a lot of information that was missing, and am so glad I have it now. Another great video.
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This video brings back amazing memories of growing up in another big apple state, Michigan. Thank you for this. There is nothing comparable to fresh cider. Have a blessed Sabbath tomorrow Cody.
The gun is genius. Look how many more comments there are on this video because of it.
He has a gun to keep the apples from escaping, they run he shoots
9:46 just casually screwing apple cider with the gun
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Well 50 lbs of organic apples from the store is like $200!
, In the fall here in New england we love pressing cider and we make little cider donuts coated in sugar and served hot. If you ever come here in the fall, many Orchards will offer offer these and they, as well as the beautiful fall scenery, are well worth the trip.
The hell with the press, LOVE the firearm !!
LOL! I am with you on the "horrible Red Delicious!" It's the iconic symbol for an apple, the only apple I knew growing up, and it's perhaps one of the worst, most mealy apples there is. In my 20s I worked at a cider mill in Michigan where we primarily used Jonagold apples, looking just like these, and I discovered what a good apple tastes like.
I love fresh apples. They're the best! :)
I love fresh apples to they are the best I agree.
my mouth watered to see the cider just draining out through that nicely placed hole. I could almost taste it!
"Why does he have a gun?" Because apples can be vicious little demons. They see their brethren getting crushed and squeezed to death, and sometimes one tries to be a hero. Gotta be prepared.
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@Pinoytankbuster Guns are good at killing things that want to kill you????? So. You're saying if someone has a gun and shooting at you, you think a shot out can help you???? Nothing like living in fear. If that happened, you'd not be able to hit your mark because you're sending a message for the killer to train his military grade gun against your handheld gun. What a joker.
Love that you are packing iron in the video. Great job. Easy to follow instructions.
Wranglerstar, Nice clip on cider & I like the bench too. Keep the gun on your hip. I saw an earlier clip of yours where a coyote came into your yard and attacked your dog. People don't realize you live in a wilderness area. A bear may show up, or a convict.
Well, if that's the case, that he lives in the wilderness, then the gun makes sense. Otherwise, packing a gun to press apple cider is simply laughable.
Bears are elusive unless you run. I lived with them in my yard...had to look both way after opening garage door before going out into the yard. Convicts rarely break out of prison.
@@geenazallah2749 it's a lifestyle here in america to carry a gun. We carry our guns no matter what we are doing because it's our right here. Our new problem is Karen's like you saying something everytime you see one. Mind your damn business and everything will be fine... Imagine that lol.
Tried this one at home, few tips if you want to aswell.
Took me a few weeks to build the whole setup, bought the grinder online. got the whole setup working after 2-3 months of work and tinkering. Ground up my first set of apples and I ended up with a gloupy mess, forgot to carry my gun during the building process half a year of growing apples and trees for lumber down the drain. Luckily trying it again.
Hi,
And thanks for the interesting cider video. You do realise that when the apple press screw gets too hard to move down by a person, the four posts at the top can have a length of wood laid across and you will get at least another quart out of the mash?
I used to make wine and never had a grinder but had the same press as yours passed on from my uncle and you will get so much more juice out using a 4" x 4" or similar.
+TheodorEriksson Hi,
I know what you mean but the machine part and the stresses are all around the screw, and it was what the machine was designed for.
Cody, thanks for taking the time to show this to us...
Hi, I love the video we had a cider press when I was growing up on my dad`s farm in Somerset England. Is the heavy plat with the teeth on (at 5.17) the right way up ? I wondered if it might grind the apples easier with the teeth at the bottom.
I really enjoyed this video. It takes me back to things like pioneer days growing up. On the other hand I'm disappointed in those commenting who make the choice to be "offended" buy seeing a gun. To those I ask, please exercise tolerance for those who exercise their rights and freedoms.
In the remote wilderness you always wear your gun, nothing like needing it and oops left it inside. Cats , bears and wolves are no picnic in a hand to hand
brings back memories! my grandparents had a few apple trees, and every year they would make cider and the best apple sauce I've ever had in my life!
awesome video..........the gun make it look even better!
Rosa dure he lives in mountain, it haves wild dog plus he has a baby
Watching those apples go into the pulverizer is mesmerizing :)
Really awesome video. I have a couple questions though. Did you make the entire press pre assembled or did you buy the press and grinder and build the stand? Have you determined the ratio of apples to cider?
We have a small orchard. Three different kinds of apples. We love it. Can't wait to make apple cider
you know you are in the states.
When you are wearing a Gun while Talking about how to make Cider :D
xx1theman soooooooo your point ??
Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing this information. I also this it is great that you are preventing these apples from being wasted. 😃
A shame indeed to waste apples when cider can be made.
It's never wasted even if it's rotting on the ground. There are other organisms on this planet you know.
Gary Sahsuvar Yeah so it's pretty much wasted right? Except if you consider the well being of worms to be above that of humans. Also, leave it fermenting on the ground, and you get drunken moose stucked in trees(it's a true story).
Wow, I bet that apple cider tastes really good, nothing you buy at a store will taste that good! We used to do this at my great grama's house, and us kids were tasked with taking the leaves and stems off the apples, boy we would get in trouble if we missed the leaves!
Great memories, great video!
You can also use the leavings from the pressing to attract deer, or feed to livestock..
Cheryl Straub Or make apple cider vinegar healthy healthy healthy!
Rehoboth Farm Or cows or pigs or chickens everything on a Homestead will love leaving’s! And like I said above also for apple cider vinegar healthy healthy healthy!
Apple cider is one of my favourite things. This is really cool to see it done.
the part we all came here to watch
5:13
I got to say watching those apples crumble is very relaxing. I wonder what kind of cleaning is required after using a device like that, i imagine the bits and juices get everywhere.
And now put some yeast in it and make it a real drink lol
AlfredTheGreat yeast is for baking
+Terminator X yeast is also for fermentation.
@@Maximilian7992 It's obvious you haven't the foggyist clue how to make hard cider. Yeast is for more than baking! Brewing, bread making, hard cider, wine and more. You're not very educated in yeasts or types of yeasts.
M Perongo tbh, I don’t remember why I said that
Your cider press turned out amazing. So beautiful, as is your companion table. I was blessed to be able to harvest all the Johnathan apples off a neighbor's tree. We picked over 24 bushels of organic apples. We made apple sauce, apple butter, apple leather and dehydrated apples. There were only about 5 apples out of all of those that I would have considered perfect. I love a little worm hole...it means the apple is safe for me to eat!
The reason he's wearing a gun is because it's his God given right to protect himself and his family from unforeseeable danger. If you don't like it then I'm sure there are other videos on TH-cam you could be watching.
Yes, never know when a rogue apple will attack, happens too often. Wish some people were as smart about it as this guy.
i do believe as well that George Washington is a god
god likes guns???
isnt one of the 10 magical laws:"you shall not kill"
oh you are american, so money is your god, i understand now.
Jason Fontaine scared of apples? what a joke
Guns are mentioned in the bible.
FACT!!!
some of my best memories from childhood are helping my grampy make apple cider with one of these machines! ❤
The gun on your waist just looks badass!
No, it just looks ass
No, it looks badass.
Steve Mushynsky you won't be saying that if someone carrying a gun saves your life
The incidence of people getting stupidly hurt or killed by people with a cavalier attitude (or an outright fetish) about guns is FAR higher than your imaginary 'hero' scenario. Be real.
Steve Mushynsky alright let me ask you a question would you if the possibility of getting killed with a gun were high would you go about this by keeping a gun away from the bad guys or give guns to the good guys
Most people don't know what a strawberry tastes like either, because the ones you can buy at Walmart don't taste like actual strawberrys. They don't really taste like anything.
You obviously haven't worked in produce to know the best strawberrys or know that they come from Texas, or Cali off of FARMS and they graze their strawberrys. lol And guess what, I worked as a food broker and all stores buy the same strawberrys from the warehouse, so you're gonna find the same brands in most stores. Try a 'giant'. I grow them and they taste the same...and they're organic, the leaves look at the sun like any other leaf to go through photosynthesis. Wait. You get your from the Venice museum, or in Netherlands next to the tulips?
I agree my grand pop used to raise fresh strawberries every year untill the farm spray from the neighbors corn stubble killed them all off
I love that you're wearing your gun while you press apples. 2A all the way!
where did you get that press and how much was it
I restored it from a rusted pile of parts,
did you do any videos of you restoring it
would be nice with a tutorial or something how you made this, i would love it, got tons of apple trees in the garden that we never really do anything with.
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Nice video! My wife and I just returned from New England where we tried some fresh pressed apple cider! WOW WOW! We loved it!
I tried this step by step with organic apples but my cider taste like shit am i wearing the wrong gun?
A very well produced video. Thanks for sharing. I hope you do some updates etc. I really enjoyed your playlists.
As a Canadian, I was a shock to see the gun un his belt then I remembered that the states laws are different from our.
gottabweird Hell yeah guns on your hip makes for great neighbors… Jealous?
gottabweird Just shot a badger in my chicken coop that’s why we carry!
I grew up picking apples with my parents we filled the back of my dads truck and went down the road to the cider press. My first alcohol was hard cider my dad made in our basement. This really brings me back.
Now ferment it! :D then you have what we in the UK, call cider.
+HabaNero3 In the rest of the world, call cider...
Uhh that's hard cider.
I do remember, that my grandma did this but the device was certainly not as old as this one. But pressing apple in the fall season is certainly common in lots of regions.
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Wow! Cody you're AWESOME, there ain't anything you can't do, you're virtually a DIY'er at EVERYTHING!! :D
Thank you sir for carrying
I forgot the second question lol, when I remember what it was I will ask. Thanks so much for your inspiration as I feel I am int the boots you once where in yourself, and it is amazing what you have done!! I Love you pride and attention to detail in your work as well! It is a dying trait, so it brings me much hope :) Thank you so much for your videos, I know it must be a lot of work, you are a true inspiration!
"presses apple cider into the bottom drawer of a refrigerator
Hey Cory, Been enjoying you Apple Press restore. I was talking to my Mom (she is currently 21 with 66.75 years experience living in the same house in NYC (Queens) that I grew up in more than 60 years ago this past July) is from the old country (Germany/Poland 1930's). She and her father (she was the oldest child in the family and the kids that came after were her half sisters & brothers, her mom died when she was 5 or 6 yrs old) used to press apples, pears or whatever kind of fruit they could find to press. She said that they used to do a two step pressing and that they would take the crushed mash from the first press her father would tighten up the shield (that movable curved metal plate in front of the blades) so to crush the mash finer and run it through again and press it a second time. then they would mix the two presses together and they would get a lot more cider out maybe 30-40% more compared to what came out of the first pressing. I guess the times were hard and you did what you needed to do extend what you have. I bet that cider tasted great too. we had a peach tree my mom planted from a seed the summer we first move there. at its peak we would get 550-600# of peaches. Some were the size of grapefruits. Peace to you and yours
Hey, saw a sticker on the apple!!!!
me too
my granparents have been making this like all their lifes, my mom an i went every year as long as i can remember, a friend of mine constructed this awesome rig, you start of by frinding the apples, he has a large electric grinder, it makes quick work of 3 or 4 large bags of apples . the apples are ground very finely, everything goes in a large bin with small wheels and then he has a big metal box for the mash and he built a hidrolic press from an old tractor, the mash comes out fairly dry. after that we take it home and spread it in the garden. so like if you dedicate half a day, you can get apple juice for like the entire winter
why are people complaining about the gun? bunch of babies in this country now. nothing weird/offensive about having a gun.
***** do you even know anything about americas history? if our men didn't have guns then this country would still be a british colony.
***** uh so? why are you bringing race into this its extremely irrelevant
***** facts irrelevant to the topic.
***** 1+1=2. this is a fact
***** i care
There are a lot of "commercial" apples that don't get to the grocery store and are either converted to processed products or thrown away. I would say that the fresh pressed liquid is apple juice, not apple cider. Cider is processed with spices. Good video, I've never seen an apple press in operation. Thanks.
Here we use either strictly a cider apple or seconds. Those seconds that do not get made into apple sauce that is.
Why is everyone asking why he has a gun?
Have you never seen someone with a gun on there hip?
Oh, That's right. You guys are used to seeing a gun in the back of a waistband in the hood where you live.
No. They're kept under that white hood.
@@michellepernula872 is that supposed to be a racist comment?
Would love to have that apple press setup. And I love that table, My Dad built three workbenches (2 at 3'x6' and 1 at 2.5'x3') back in 1972 with 2x4's and all thread holding them together like that table, they are mounted to the wall with 4x4 angle iron bent at 90° with a 45° 4x4 angle iron support so no legs, between the two 3'x6' bench is my 1972 Craftsman Radial Arm Saw. The benches need some adjustment because of the age, some of the boards are no longer flush, but because of the all thread it will be easy to adjust them back to flush by loosening the nuts on the all thread and simply leveling/flushing up the 2x4's, then a light sanding and they will be as good as new...
It's funny to read about all the people who are shocked that you carry a firearm. Just a different way of life for us rural people haha.
You can't get any more 'rural' than Alaska and I never owned a gun. Your parents failed to teach you 'how' to survive so you have to rely on your fear and a piece of metal and your aim at an animal or human. Because that's what you'd shoot...you want to shot an animal or human or you'd not own a gun.
I’m out in north west Missouri row crop farming area
Something I want to add here, I grew up on a farm several miles away from anyone on a treeless prarrie. We had a variety of apple trees and never in my life did I see a worm so we never sprayed. When neighbors came and started planting cedar trees so came the worms. After talking to experts is seems that is common so if you are in a very rural place and have no cedars you may have wormless apples with out spraying. Those large pretty apples come from careful thinning and tree pruning and not spray, however they are not shiney without being polished like those at town. We all can eat healthy and I encourage everyone to try to grow something. Good vid Wranglerstar!
Spotless commercially grown apples are only free from insect damage because of spraying insecticides. Yes, you can get a few bug free apples without spraying, but not a crop. I grow apples. I know what they look like without spraying. And no, I don't have cedar trees. But cedar trees don't give insect damage but harbor Cedar Apple Rust, a virus.
Prof.Kent We had a half dozen different kinds of apple trees and never, EVER, in all my years of growing up did I or anyone else ever see a worm of any kind. Every county extension agent we ever talked to said cedar trees are every apple growers nightmare and we never had one on the farm or within miles of us.
Walter Beech
Walter. Read what I wrote --again--carefully. The disease Cedar Apple Rust (CAR) is the bane of apple trees. The life cycle of CAR, a virus not an insect, requires cedar trees. Worms have nothing to do with cedar trees. "Worms" are the larva of moths. Most apples infected by larva fall from the tree before they get ripe. Most of the rest show signs of larvae damage; imperfections in the skin, lopsided apples, etc. Larva often penetrate to the core to eat on the immature seeds. Furthermore, "worms" are not the only predator of apples. Chafers, mites, aphids, and multiple bacterial and viral attacks produce blemished apples --as well as damage to the tree itself. Mature, healthy, isolated orchards sometimes are somewhat protected from heavy damage by insects and disease but that is an exception, not the rule. Isolation and healthy soil is usually the key. If you never saw a worm, you probably didn't have cottling moth pressure in your area. But most lava are much smaller. Protection from insect damage does not come from thinning and pruning. He who does not seek rarely finds. I am glad you had such a happy childhood orchard experience. Seriously.
I am just telling you what every K-State Extension agent ever told us in the 20 years we raised apples. We lived in Western Kansas, we had less than16 inches of anual rainfall and no tree grew that was not watered. Never did we spray anything and horse manure was almost the only fertilizer used. Our apples may not have been as big as some but flavor was wonderful and they were always worm free. We had a heck of a peach orchard also but most years the frost got them. Today I think there is only one or two large orchards left in Western Kansas but in the day we raised a lot of good fruit.
Walter Beech
Wow, only 16" of rainfall? That's pretty arid. No wonder you didn't have many worms. (We get 40+ inches here in Michigan.) Also, western Kansas --really open country I bet so you wouldn't get much insect or disease pressure.
apple mash vs hydraulic press
Naah the press leaks. That hydraulic oil even a drop or two could ruin a whole press. It the reason they still make the screw press and it is still so widely in use. Seen lot of presses made with hydraulics and they are not easy to use either.
I love this time of year because you can pinch apples off the trees as you ride your bike past for a cheeky snack
7:47 is that a sticker
I live on a horse farm in Michigan and we do our own apple cider from our own trees. They aren't treated and they are the best that way. What makes it really good is putting pears in with the apples.
I wonder how many SJWs got triggered by the open carry
I thought all SJWs open carry
I love cold pressed Honeycrisp unfiltered juice. I grew up in MI where there was nearly a farmer's rebellion when the state made them pasteurize.
I just noticed his gun
swerving money cool u wanna cookie?
yes make it chocolate with a side of milk
Love the composting aspect... return to nature as much as possible... Also, thank you for supporting the 2nd A without saying a word... love this video.
Anti-gun people are so annoying. Seriously. It makes no difference if he carries a gun or not, so please, for the sanity of everyone, shut up.
We need more people like you
plus if someone tries to rob him bang bang bang bang blood flavored apple cider yum
Tyler Maple I'm not anti-gun, but I'm just saying it's unpractical to carry a gun whilst pressing apple cider, a fairly simple thing. I don't mind it, but I'm just pointing out that it's unpractical.
Dumbass
Madable Studios It's because he lives in a rural area where there's wild dogs. He carries it for his safety.
I know what you mean about apples when you were young; I discovered the same thing about tomatoes. I had hated them pretty much my whole life and more recently I discovered why. They had been bred and modified to look good and survive shipping but taste was considered unimportant; I had no idea what a 'good' tomato actually tasted like. Last week at the supermarket I picked up one of the 'perfect-looking' ones and squeezed it with about 5 pounds of force; it didn't even distort. I told my friend who was with me that I could probably have dropped it on the concrete floor and it probably would have bounced.
Nice pistol and holster, by the way...
Its simply apple juice you gotta ferment it to get cider, unless its an american way to call apple juice like that then sorry
Elmantukas In America pure pressed juice is cider.
+The Expert well we used to press home grown apples, and get delicious apple juice, not something you would get in a shop, well at least here in lithuania thats what we call it, and cider for us is an alcoholic drink, its really interesting to find out how other cultures differ with language translations. For you cider is juice, for us its alcohol, interesting.
+The Expert thank you for explaining it sir! :) we do indeed learn something new everyday. Appreciate you time explaining it.
+The Expert You said it best.
Reminds me of the making of the apple juice for cider at my grandparent's farm in the south of France when I was a kid during the holidays... Amazing times. The process was pretty much the same except the "crusher" and pressing device were much bigger, you would basically fill it two to three times and have enough juice to give to dozens of people and drink all year. Of course, before pressing the apples, we had to go help pick them which was hard work, but worth it. Getting it poured straight from the press into your glass was a good feeling if you managed not to swallow a bee with it !
I read the other day that on average, an apple you buy in a supermarket in the US is 3 month old. They spray them with a toxic wax some people are actually allergic to to the point that it can kill them, so you know it's good stuff. Once you tasted an apple that never even saw a man made chemical, you can't go back. That's the problem of that apple juice, you abused it so much you ended up with explosive diarrhoea...
FBI data more weapons less crime, less weapons more crime. such as Australia when the government took the guns crime wen up. then the government let the guys get guns again. I think the government should have paided for there mistake.
lmao. You realise since 1994 we have 75% reduction related deaths, and 50% reduction in all crimes involving death?
We have the Australian Beureu of Statistics, go check it out.
Liked this one so much in gonna watch it twice lol thanks brother
Why is it necessary to wear a handgun while pressing apple cider?
He lives on a large homestead and prefers to be armed 24/7. One example of when he used his firearm is defending his two dogs from a coyote who initiated a fight.
If you watch his videos hes obviously not interested in starting confrontations. He lives on a fairly secluded property and the chances of having an issue with a person is nill. A chance of an issue with an animal where a gun is necessary is significantly higher.
For safety!
Why is it necessary to have airbags and seat belts in your car? Neither one of which means you WANT to crash, but you'll be glad to have them if they're needed.
Its called being prepared.
Peter Musante Thanks Peter!
Great video Cody! I am a little jealous. Fresh apple cider is the best!
Why the gun .???
I don't understand your question?
wranglerstar He's asking why you have a gun...
He carry's it daily an has it in his video to demonstrate that people who open/conceal carry arnt idiots that shoot people
jacob brunberg It's an odd concept for foreigners to see normal people with guns is all.
Cillian Scott I understand this now after reading all the anti gun comments and I think we could take this as a lesson from the high amount of gun control in Europe and what happens when guns arnt present in a socioty
We found that if you put a hinged wooden board over the mouth of the grinder you can fill the hopper right to the top and fold it down over the opening. Two fold it pushes the apples into the grinder and secondly keeps small little hands away from the working action.
Seriously people? You watch a video that shows a man showing viewers about pressing apple cider and all you guys have to talk about is his stupid gun? How irrelevant to the video.
no, the gun is in the video, so it's not irrelevant to the video
***** Here in Old England its a 5 year prison sentence for possessing a handgun.
Stephen Hayes He's not in England.
Stephen Hayes Yeah, well, you're a bunch of socialists over there. It hasn't cut down on your crime now has it? No, watch any British murder mystery. You have to come up with creative ways to kill. Guns don't kill, people do.
Hunter Rayborn see this was what I was just thinking
My Brother likes to collect antiques, and he had this old meat grinder that he fixed up, so we made apple cider with it. We had to use store bought apples though :/. The apple cider was still amazing. pretty much we ground up the apples, and then we took the apple chunks and strained them. Then we pressed the apple chunks and repeated the straining process.
I hope I can manage to make cider without having to wear a gun. Those apples can be soooo dangerous!!!
Fear on, fear man!
Malcolm Hughes avenue
It's a life style here in america. Our new problem is Karen's like you saying something everytime you see one. Omg a gun!! Might go off by itself watch out!! Lol moron.
I did this as a kid with my Grandpa in Michigan, I am not sure what type of apples we used, but he swore the secret to good cider was occasionally throwing a pear into the mix.
Why dose he have a gun?
Owen Trixxter because he has problems with predators attacking his animals
callum barbra XDD
cougars. they will fuck you up
Owen Trixxter why doesn't he have a gun
Does
He's strapped...must be some fierce Apple
Cider Bandits on the Loose up there?
Rooster Rider Another smartass beta male. Oh good, there aren't enough of you around
Without dragging this conversation on too much further, I have to agree with NJSMKMMS. No need for the gun. Surely, it would have been easier/comfortable to take the gun off then press the apples? Instead, he ruins a great video by unnecessarily and probably unintentionally, offending people. Yeah, I can watch another video, sure....and I will, and it is my problem being offended, not his. But it was a good video, and well made, and I learnt stuff from it but there was just no need to wear the gun. If he hadn't worn the gun, there would not be such a reaction from anti-gun viewers. He has taken attention away from his skill in apple press construction and given it to the anti-gun brigade. Counter productive. Good video minus the gun.
Normal people are not concerned with what radicals busy themselves with.
Kennedy, are you feeling endangered or is this a control issue?
If you can watch another video,(and have/are going to), than why did you take the time to write this long paragraph about his gun? Waste of time if you ask me...
I agree 100% with your comment on organic apples. I grew up on a farm, so I can speak from expereince. Great video.
I have guns, I like guns, I shoot guns, I want to buy more guns.
I hate it when people wear their guns around. It seems smarmy and elitist, like when people drive a Prius and feel superior because of it.
Cody isn't concerned with what his protection "seems like" too you.
Hotrodryan15
Good for him. He still comes across as a douche when he wears a pistol to make apple juice. It's not like he's in the middle of Mosul wearing an American flag shirt baking an apple pie to spite ISIS. Just my opinion...
chemistrycounts I see you went down the comments page, adding your erudite comments to each one. Each comment consists of (a) you're ignorant, (b) he lives in the mountains and (c) animals are a real danger where he lives.
(a) I am not ignorant. Ad hominem attacks weaken your position.
(b) I grew up surrounded by the Colorado mountains. Coyotes, mountain lions, black bears - saw them all. Never once felt the need to shoot one, but if I did it wouldn't have been with a pistol.
(c) All wild animals are much more scared of us than we are of them and will mostly run away if you even make an attempt to make your presence known. If you want to say the animals are a danger to livestock or something, then again I would question his choice of weapon being a pistol. If a wild animal is attacking his sheep or something, the last thing he wants is to have to run to within 25 yards before he can take a shot without fear of hitting his own livestock (don't even try to pretend a running man with adrenaline can accurately shoot a pistol further than that).
All in all, the pistol on the hip while making apple juice in a barn with no threats around (let's be real) just distracts from the point of the video. You could make the same argument if he wore nothing but underwear in the video. "Oh, he's in his homestead and it's hot out so he can do what he wants and you're ignorant for thinking you should have any say about what he wears." Yeah, but it's distracting and pointless.
Dean Black He must have been out and around that day and didn't want to take the time to remove it. Let us stop picking apart this mans life and let it be.
Dean Black You grew up in Colorado???Gee...then you know that Colorado is a open carry as well as concealed carry state, with the exception of Denver not allowing open carry.That means there are an AWFUL lot of people carrying in Colorado.Only a douche would comment about somebody openly carrying on his own land.What would be the purpose of conceal carrying???To prevent candy @$$e$ from getting all nervous about the sight of a gun?Oooo a gun in plain sight...how smarmy...The only thing smarmy and elitist is you and your comments.
Cody, your video on how to build your apple press is missing. Is there any way you could repost. I would love to have one of those since I live in eastern Washington with tons of apple orchards. Thanks so much for sharing.
I'm very disappointed in you, have you learned yet that 'organic' doesn't mean pesticide free? Organic farms use pesticides(usually far more deadly and toxic than modern chemicals btw).
It depends I suppose. I'm not sure what it's like in the states but here in the UK you can't call something organic unless it is and has been certified by a governing body to be organic. To do otherwise would get you in all sorts of trouble, fines, law suits ect.
Its the usa guys
Could you advertise and sell your product as organic? or would you need some sort of Licence or certification to prove that you were in fact selling organic products?
Cas you need certification to sell as organic. Funny is it not, nasty chemical laden stuff gets a free pass and you go organic and you need certification.
Steven Pierce That's a bold lie you just said there brother.