Thank you for all the people who are working so hard to picking the fruits!!👍👍👏👏👏💪💪 Thank you for showing how the farmer workers worked!!! They are all hard working people!
Thank you to all the American farmers who work tirelessly to produce such wonderful fruit. Your dedication and hard work bring joy and health to our lives. Personally, I absolutely love grapes - they’re like nature’s candy! What about you? Do you have a favorite fruit, or do you just find them all un-peel-ievably good?
And for supporting migrant farm workers…. The farmers couldn’t plant, grow nor harvest without these workers. Think of your own teenagers or adults you… how many could work 8-12+ hours a day trying to get crops in before a big rain storm or even snow for late crops like the persimmons that ripen in mid to late fall. And these folks don’t liven in houses, or get hotel rooms. They sleep in barns or in tents because they are always moving. So no air conditioning or heat. Cook over little campfire type stoves. This is difficult, they work and live like this year in and year out. And they aren’t flown around the country, or take trains either - it’s in trucks and buses. Probably no air conditioning either. This is a hard life for anyone. But they do it because they want to make money that they can’t get in their country. We need these folks. Back in the 50-60s, even some in the 70s- teenagers lined up to work these jobs all summer and in-between when they came home from college. Some transitioned to full time jobs wanted to start farms. Friends of mine about 9 years older than me did it all the time while in school, on the weekends etc during the summer. They did watermelons, Cantaloupes, pumpkins, sweet corn, etc. they helped candle ie prune Christmas trees in July/August when they had to be done to shape the trees. They helped harvest and get up hay grown in the summer. And they loved working out there together enough to go back every year before you graduated. It was hard work, long, hot days and you had to get moving and keep doing all day except for lunch and a break . There were quotas and if you were caught lazing you were given 1-2 warnings and then you were let go. Those usually went to work in the gas stations pumping gas - you don’t have today. Or they worked in the pharmacy stocking shelves etc. Whatever they did they wanted to work, today they just don’t seem to have that same want to do hard work attitude. If they understood what their parents and grandparents suffered in depression years where there might be 1 job to 100 workers and there was no such thing as minimum wage… you worked for what the company could afford to pay. My uncle and his male siblings did farm work or they worked in steel mill starting at 14-15 which was super hot sweaty work. It’s hard to imagine how hard farm kids worked and a lot before school and after school plus their lessons. He couldn’t wait to get to 18 to enlist in the Navy, others in the army. They knew they had a steady job, got paid more money with benefits, they just prayed not to get killed. They saw the world and many different cultures. And they could go home after 4 very busy enriching years, or reenlist for another tour or to make the military a life long career. You don’t see that today even when we don’t have an active war going on. Workers today particularly the young don’t have any respect for their upper management for that matter not their own parents. There is no yes sir, no sir and you just went and did your job. I think we should require all teens to enlist at 18 for at least 2 years.. I think it teaches them respect, they get paid, have veteran benefits, etc. many countries have mandatory enlistment like Israel- it’s girls and boys. Of course some may have health up issues that they can’t do it but most it will teach them a lot that will be helpful in life in general. I wish I had done it, I started to do it because it gives you skills for most jobs and for home life. It pays decently, has benefits like paying for your college, helping buy a home, etc etc. We need to encourage more kids to do so. Some men that went away to war like in WW1 or 2, or Korea in particular- they came home and never wanted anything to do with the military. They hated the whole thing, others had a different way to mentally compartmentalize what they endured, had to do or saw. And once home, they didn’t want to talk about it. They just wanted to get back to their lives prior to war and prior to killing people.
Мы должны ценить и быть очень благодарны нашей Земле-Кормилице и Людям, дающим нам возможность иметь эти красивые, вкусные и полезные Дары Природы на наших столах! 🙏❤️
And yet they are treated so cruel, you think they get good wages for all their backbreaking hard work, no am sure. How much Americans can work this hard, yet they are treated less than humans being. Let us treat them with love and respect!!
American agriculture truly exemplifies the dedication and skill required to harvest vast quantities of fruits and vegetables. It serves as an inspiration to all, highlighting the remarkable achievements and contributions of farmers and harvest workers.
For sure all the farmers and their families plus with help of migrant workers deserve our respects for the hard work. The only I don’t understand is when comes to China especially Xinjiang, there’s different set of rules smearing the hard working Uighurs farmers and families plus migrants workers? In fact all countries are in the same situations. As far as I can read from comments, not many appreciate the hardworking Uighurs farmers but rather propaganda saying forced labor. In fact most of big scales farming in China are done by machines just like the Americans and Europeans. The big western media maybe grom the footage should cry forced labor.
We couldn't agree more! Farming is a tough job, and we have the utmost respect for the hard-working harvest workers who make it possible for us to enjoy fresh produce.
@@johnnypham2850 what are you getting at mate? , are you complaining or are you proud. If if you are complaining no one forced those labourers to do that job, most of them are expats by the looks of it, they could have stayed at home doing something else or nothing.
Absolutely! The hard work of harvest workers is deserving of recognition and respect. They play a crucial role in ensuring that our food system functions smoothly. Their efforts are essential, and we're grateful for their dedication.
А труд специалистов с/х сша, которые доводят процесс выращивания овощей и фруктов до состояния такого изобилия, организация сбора урожая, обеспечение технологических процессов достоин восхищения бесконечного уважения!!!
It's definitely important to recognize and appreciate the efforts and contributions of farmers and agricultural workers. Without their hard work, we wouldn't have the fresh and nutritious food we need to survive.
You're absolutely right! The coordination involved in the American harvest is truly impressive. It requires meticulous planning, effective communication, and strong teamwork among farmers and agricultural workers to ensure a successful and efficient harvest.
A visit to an American farm during the harvest season is indeed a remarkable experience. The scale and efficiency of modern agriculture can be awe-inspiring. We hope you get the opportunity to witness it firsthand and appreciate the dedication of farmers.
This is hard work. We take it for granted when we walk into a supermarket and can easily buy fruits or their byproducts such as juice. I appreciate those hard workers who make life more enjoyable for us.
Thanks to the LATINOS workers that always work with a cheerful spirit, otherwise the fruits and veggies would rot without illegal workers/harvesters !! And in fact, these workers play vital roles in the U.S. economy, erecting American buildings, picking American apples and grapes, and taking care of American babies. Oh, and paying American taxes.
The synchronized efforts of workers during the harvest season on American farms create a well-coordinated productivity symphony. Their dedication and coordination contribute to the overall success of the harvest.
Every type of farming has its own unique challenges and rewards. We're happy to showcase the scale of large-scale farming and the skills required to make it successful.
As someone who grows their own vegetables, you have firsthand experience and appreciation for the hard work and dedication involved in harvesting crops. It's a labor-intensive process that deserves recognition and gratitude.
Love harvesting, God is so good, He still bless this country with a good harvest. In Michigan we use to go to farm to pick up apples ,cherries and sour cherries. Years ago in Arizona was a lot off farmers, now they are apartments, dealer stores,stores,warehouses ( farmers sell the land),sad.
Incredible to see the dedication and hard work that goes into harvesting so much produce! These farm workers are the backbone of our food supply, and their efforts deserve so much respect. 🌾🍓
Its essential to acknowledge the crucial role of farmers in our food supply. Their dedication ensures we have access to a variety of fresh, healthy options.
The efficient teamwork involved in picking these fruits and vegetables is truly inspiring.
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Have you seen any fruit and vegetable harvest before?
I cant help but feel a sense of gratitude for the farmers who bring fresh fruits and veggies to our tables.
Thank you for all the people who are working so hard to picking the fruits!!👍👍👏👏👏💪💪
Thank you for showing how the farmer workers worked!!! They are all hard working people!
Thank you, let's respect these farm workers
@@tony98discovery how can I come there
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Passion produces enough energy! 💥💪
This video makes me appreciate the importance of sustainable agriculture and supporting local farmers.
We need more people like this. Bless you and god bless these hard working families
I'm surgical Assistant in government hospital since 2017,
I really like to work in farm and enjoy my time in farming
I am always grateful to these hard workers
@@abuhashir1543 Do you own a farm?
Thank you to all the American farmers who work tirelessly to produce such wonderful fruit. Your dedication and hard work bring joy and health to our lives.
Personally, I absolutely love grapes - they’re like nature’s candy! What about you? Do you have a favorite fruit, or do you just find them all un-peel-ievably good?
Respect ♥
So many fruits and veggies! Its a great reminder of the importance of supporting local farmers.
And for supporting migrant farm workers…. The farmers couldn’t plant, grow nor harvest without these workers. Think of your own teenagers or adults you… how many could work 8-12+ hours a day trying to get crops in before a big rain storm or even snow for late crops like the persimmons that ripen in mid to late fall.
And these folks don’t liven in houses, or get hotel rooms. They sleep in barns or in tents because they are always moving. So no air conditioning or heat. Cook over little campfire type stoves. This is difficult, they work and live like this year in and year out. And they aren’t flown around the country, or take trains either - it’s in trucks and buses. Probably no air conditioning either.
This is a hard life for anyone. But they do it because they want to make money that they can’t get in their country. We need these folks.
Back in the 50-60s, even some in the 70s- teenagers lined up to work these jobs all summer and in-between when they came home from college. Some transitioned to full time jobs wanted to start farms. Friends of mine about 9 years older than me did it all the time while in school, on the weekends etc during the summer. They did watermelons, Cantaloupes, pumpkins, sweet corn, etc. they helped candle ie prune Christmas trees in July/August when they had to be done to shape the trees. They helped harvest and get up hay grown in the summer. And they loved working out there together enough to go back every year before you graduated. It was hard work, long, hot days and you had to get moving and keep doing all day except for lunch and a break . There were quotas and if you were caught lazing you were given 1-2 warnings and then you were let go. Those usually went to work in the gas stations pumping gas - you don’t have today. Or they worked in the pharmacy stocking shelves etc. Whatever they did they wanted to work, today they just don’t seem to have that same want to do hard work attitude. If they understood what their parents and grandparents suffered in depression years where there might be 1 job to 100 workers and there was no such thing as minimum wage… you worked for what the company could afford to pay. My uncle and his male siblings did farm work or they worked in steel mill starting at 14-15 which was super hot sweaty work. It’s hard to imagine how hard farm kids worked and a lot before school and after school plus their lessons. He couldn’t wait to get to 18 to enlist in the Navy, others in the army. They knew they had a steady job, got paid more money with benefits, they just prayed not to get killed. They saw the world and many different cultures. And they could go home after 4 very busy enriching years, or reenlist for another tour or to make the military a life long career. You don’t see that today even when we don’t have an active war going on. Workers today particularly the young don’t have any respect for their upper management for that matter not their own parents. There is no yes sir, no sir and you just went and did your job. I think we should require all teens to enlist at 18 for at least 2 years.. I think it teaches them respect, they get paid, have veteran benefits, etc. many countries have mandatory enlistment like Israel- it’s girls and boys. Of course some may have health up issues that they can’t do it but most it will teach them a lot that will be helpful in life in general. I wish I had done it, I started to do it because it gives you skills for most jobs and for home life. It pays decently, has benefits like paying for your college, helping buy a home, etc etc. We need to encourage more kids to do so. Some men that went away to war like in WW1 or 2, or Korea in particular- they came home and never wanted anything to do with the military. They hated the whole thing, others had a different way to mentally compartmentalize what they endured, had to do or saw. And once home, they didn’t want to talk about it. They just wanted to get back to their lives prior to war and prior to killing people.
Мы должны ценить и быть очень благодарны нашей Земле-Кормилице и Людям, дающим нам возможность иметь эти красивые, вкусные и полезные Дары Природы на наших столах! 🙏❤️
Да вы правы но в первую очередь мы должны благодарить Создателья.
Salute to all the farmers! Your hard work this is why we have foods in our table!
We need to respect and protect the farmers
BROWN HANDS ARE HARVESTING AND DOING ALL THE LABOR
Yes salute toall mexicans providing our foods to our tables tnxx mexicans
Never will see chineses europeans o africans in the fields only hispanics
And yet they are treated so cruel, you think they get good wages for all their backbreaking hard work, no am sure.
How much Americans can work this hard, yet they are treated less than humans being.
Let us treat them with love and respect!!
The commitment and resilience of these farmworkers are truly praiseworthy. Theyre the unsung heroes behind our food supply.
I am very grateful to the harvest workers who work hard to bring in good crops
Have you seen any harvest before?
American agriculture truly demonstrates the dedication and skill required to harvest tons of fruits and vegetables. Inspiration!
American agriculture truly exemplifies the dedication and skill required to harvest vast quantities of fruits and vegetables. It serves as an inspiration to all, highlighting the remarkable achievements and contributions of farmers and harvest workers.
The farm workers always work with a cheerful spirit, which is a precious thing.
I love how happy they are at work
The dedication of these farm workers during the grape harvest is inspiring!
Thank you to all the workers who are working hard on the farms
How do you see the process of harvesting fruits and vegetables of American farmers?
Big respect to the farmers
For sure all the farmers and their families plus with help of migrant workers deserve our respects for the hard work. The only I don’t understand is when comes to China especially Xinjiang, there’s different set of rules smearing the hard working Uighurs farmers and families plus migrants workers? In fact all countries are in the same situations. As far as I can read from comments, not many appreciate the hardworking Uighurs farmers but rather propaganda saying forced labor. In fact most of big scales farming in China are done by machines just like the Americans and Europeans. The big western media maybe grom the footage should cry forced labor.
The harmony between humans, nature, and the environment in this video is truly commendable.
God Bless these people, it's very hard labor. We appreciate your hard work and I thank you for your hard work. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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God bless all these workers who are working so hard.
How do you see the process of harvesting fruits and vegetables of American farmers?
Nice to see the harvest workers working so hard on the farms. This is the beauty of work
Have you seen any harvest before?
I am a person from Florida and I believe that the fruits grown in Florida are the best.
People from CA don't think like you haha
Very true, we're the best lol
Australias fruit diversity never fails to impress. An enriching aspect of farming.
Глядя на это изобилие винограда,хочется петь от радости!!! Какое наслаждение видеть щедрость и изобилие даров природы!!!
Какие работящие люди!!!Здоровья вам и мирного неба.
Watching this makes me appreciate farm workers even more. They really work hard to get all this fresh produce to our tables.
This video is very inspiring for those who are doing farming. Thank you to the hard working harvest workers
I would like to work in farm
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We couldn't agree more! Farming is a tough job, and we have the utmost respect for the hard-working harvest workers who make it possible for us to enjoy fresh produce.
My friend in California is always proud of his hometown with many delicious fruits.
It is true that CA is the largest producer of fruit in the United States
The agricultural industrys ability to produce such a vast array of fruits and vegetables is truly commendable. Kudos to the hardworking farmers!
After watching the video, I couldn't help but be amazed at the development of American agriculture.
America is very favored by nature in terms of land and climate. In addition, technology in agriculture is also extremely developed here.
@@tony98discovery BROWN HANDS ARE HARVESTING AND DOING ALL THE LABOR
@@tony98discovery BROWN HANDS ARE HARVESTING AND DOING ALL THE LABOR
BROWN HANDS ARE HARVESTING AND DOING ALL THE LABOR
@@johnnypham2850 what are you getting at mate? , are you complaining or are you proud. If if you are complaining no one forced those labourers to do that job, most of them are expats by the looks of it, they could have stayed at home doing something else or nothing.
The hard work of the harvest workers deserves recognition and respect.
Absolutely! The hard work of harvest workers is deserving of recognition and respect. They play a crucial role in ensuring that our food system functions smoothly. Their efforts are essential, and we're grateful for their dedication.
А труд специалистов с/х сша, которые доводят процесс выращивания овощей и фруктов до состояния такого изобилия, организация сбора урожая, обеспечение технологических процессов достоин восхищения бесконечного уважения!!!
I love to see how these farmers harvest produce and fruit
Agriculture has always been great like that. I have a lot of respect for farmers
Which harvest method do you feel most impressed with?
It's great to see that farmers' efforts and contributions are being recognized and appreciated.
It's definitely important to recognize and appreciate the efforts and contributions of farmers and agricultural workers. Without their hard work, we wouldn't have the fresh and nutritious food we need to survive.
Вот это труд,ручной труд,надо каждый плод пропустить через свои руки!А арбузы?,какие они тяжёлые! Дай бог всем здоровья и сил!
😅ওজহিহও🎉কে
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We from farmers who live in remote rural Indonesia are very proud to see it
Yes because BROWN HANDS ARE HARVESTING AND DOING ALL THE LABOR
@@johnnypham2850 RR CT
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These videos can be introduced to people as therapy. It's so comforting and inspiring!
Have you seen the fruit and vegetable harvest before?
I love these workers, thank you for creating my meal.
The Brown workers are the MOST VALUABLE
This video is a testament to the hard work of farm laborers. Impressive harvest!
Blessings upon those who plant, grow, and harvest our food. ❤
Cherish the harvest workers
The fruit and vegetable harvesters on these farms also work very hard.
In another perspective, I see that they are lucky to have jobs on farms
I am amazed at the coordination regarding the American harvest. It takes great planning and teamwork!
You're absolutely right! The coordination involved in the American harvest is truly impressive. It requires meticulous planning, effective communication, and strong teamwork among farmers and agricultural workers to ensure a successful and efficient harvest.
It is amazing how these workers pick / gather the fruits and vegetables.
Are there fruit and vegetable farms near where you live?
You seem like a good man and employer, may you be blessed with miracle harvests.
I'm not the owner of the farm
Natures abundance showcased through the labor of these workers is truly remarkable.
It is really amazing!!! I am touched to see so many people working so hard for the fruits
Cherish the harvest workers
ESTAÓ BOTANDO BOM NA COLHEITA QUE DEUS ABENCOI A TODOS.
The dedication of these workers is commendable. Kudos to them!
Ive always wanted to visit a farm in America during the harvest season. The scale and efficiency are simply astounding.
A visit to an American farm during the harvest season is indeed a remarkable experience. The scale and efficiency of modern agriculture can be awe-inspiring. We hope you get the opportunity to witness it firsthand and appreciate the dedication of farmers.
This is hard work. We take it for granted when we walk into a supermarket and can easily buy fruits or their byproducts such as juice. I appreciate those hard workers who make life more enjoyable for us.
Not all of us can do the work of harvest workers
Thanks to the LATINOS workers that always work with a cheerful spirit, otherwise the fruits and veggies would rot without illegal workers/harvesters !! And in fact, these workers play vital roles in the U.S. economy, erecting American buildings, picking American apples and grapes, and taking care of American babies. Oh, and paying American taxes.
I take off my hat to them!
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@@changcheng-q3c Not only LAtinos, workers from East/West north/South, all of them, but the LAtinos are majority !!
ABSOLUTELY!!!❤❤❤❤
I'm touched to see the workers working hard to get a good harvest
Appreciate the workers
The synchronized efforts of workers during the harvest season on American farms is a well-coordinated productivity symphony.
The synchronized efforts of workers during the harvest season on American farms create a well-coordinated productivity symphony. Their dedication and coordination contribute to the overall success of the harvest.
Vegetables and fruits in the US are very diverse, I want to go there to harvest and be a distribution agent.
This is great, where are you?
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I've seen different types of harvests before, but this video showcases the unique challenges and rewards of large scale farming.
Every type of farming has its own unique challenges and rewards. We're happy to showcase the scale of large-scale farming and the skills required to make it successful.
Harvesting fruits and vegetables in the United States is amazing, I love the feeling.
Have you ever harvested fruits and vegetables?
The seamless coordination and teamwork involved in this harvest are incredibly impressive.
I have always dreamed of owning such fruit and vegetable farms.
Are you doing farming?
İnşəAllah olarsız🙏🥰
As someone who grows their own vegetables, I appreciate the hard work and dedication that goes into harvesting crops.
As someone who grows their own vegetables, you have firsthand experience and appreciation for the hard work and dedication involved in harvesting crops. It's a labor-intensive process that deserves recognition and gratitude.
Muito bom gostei parabéns Deus abençoe você
A big thank you to all the persons that harvest our fruits and vegetables.
Great harvest workers
I'm a second generation American and I'm glad I'm a farmer with a pretty large farm.
Wow, what does your farm grow and raise?
wow just a 2nd generationer and already set for life.
Grape farmers are very professional, grateful to the farmers who give us delicious and nutritious fruits. Thanks for sharing your video
Cheers to the hardworking farmers and the fruits of their labor!
Beautiful farm, great teamwork.... It's amazing what people can achieve when they work together.
How do you see the fruit and vegetable harvesting process?
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God Almighty always blesses hard working people
These harvests are a reminder of the importance of supporting local agriculture.
The farmer seems to have a good heart and is trying to help others.
Great farmers. I always feel grateful to them
I hope to one day own such fruit and vegetable farms.
I have the same dream as you, lol
Every year, my family consumes tons of vegetables and fruits, thanks to these hardworking farmers.
I'm just a backyard farmer but I really love farming. You are wonderful.
I really want to wake up every day on a farm
Harvest workers have contributed greatly to the US economy,
Great harvest workers
You are right
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Farming,farmers and workers should be appreciated more.This is back breaking work to get to the consumers.
These Mexicans worker, the owner are white lazy gop!
Farm workers are unsung heroes of our society.
Harvesting vegetables and fruits is a job that gives me great satisfaction.
Do you live next to a fruit farm?
The dedication of US farmers is incredible! Their hard work ensures we have access to fresh, nutritious fruits and veggies.
Fruits and vegetables in the United States are greatly favored by nature, congratulating a bountiful harvest.
I love it when you keep us informed about yields in some agricultural regions of the United States.
What's your favorite way to harvest fruits and vegetables?
The attention to detail in harvesting is truly impressive.
Thousands of workers come to the farm to harvest agricultural products, they are people who deserve respect.
It warms my heart to see different farms being harvested every day
Have you been to farms like this?
This is incredibly hard work! Hats off to these dedicated farmers.
These farm workers work very hard and they are always optimistic about their lives.
Getting a good job is a dream for many people. They really appreciate their work.
Having been a celery harvester, I understand the hardships these farm workers go through
Do you know any programs I can apply please
These farmers are the backbone of our nation. We owe them so much!
Immigrant labor plays a vital role in American agriculture.
There are no words to describe how I feel when I see the ripe grapes.
Have you seen the grape harvest before?
These workers deserve our appreciation and support.
Love harvesting, God is so good, He still bless this country with a good harvest. In Michigan we use to go to farm to pick up apples ,cherries and sour cherries. Years ago in Arizona was a lot off farmers, now they are apartments, dealer stores,stores,warehouses ( farmers sell the land),sad.
I just want to have a life next to the fruit and vegetable farms. We can totally live happily there
@@tony98discovery Yes. Happily allowing Brown people to do all the LABOR
I envy people who were born into a farming family business like this.
These workers deserve our respect and gratitude.
I enjoy supporting local farmers markets to get my fresh produce fix. Its great to see such diverse crops being grown across the US.
Witnessing the process of nurturing and harvesting crops is both fascinating and educational.
Vegetable cultivation is my passion! Who else finds joy in growing their own food?
The grape harvest looks like a labor of love, beautifully done.
Grateful to American farmers for their vital contributions.
I appreciate American farmers and wish them good health.
I could watch harvesting videos like this all day without ever getting bored.
Incredible to see the dedication and hard work that goes into harvesting so much produce! These farm workers are the backbone of our food supply, and their efforts deserve so much respect. 🌾🍓
Thank you, Let’s continue to celebrate and support those who work tirelessly to feed the world
Seeing these farmworkers in action motivates me to try my hand at gardening and growing my own food.
Im impressed by the sheer quantity of produce being harvested! Its a testament to the farmers commitment to feeding our nation.
Its essential to acknowledge the crucial role of farmers in our food supply. Their dedication ensures we have access to a variety of fresh, healthy options.