Currently, thousands of farm workers have flocked to farms in the United States to harvest vegetables and fruits. Millions of tons of fruits and vegetables will be harvested by hand by these hard workers.
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hello my friends today we are going to the vast
Vegetable Farms in the United States to see how the process of cultivating and harvesting
millions of tons of vegetables happens according to statistics released
from the United States Department of Agriculture in 2021 the area under
vegetable cultivation in the country is 2.3 million hectares and the
yield is about 40.3 million tons currently there are more than 40 different
varieties of vegetables grown in the United States amongst them pot
atoes Tomatoes sweet corn and
lettuce are the most produced vegetable varieties the first place we will visit is a
celery Farm in the state of Arizona each year this Nursery also supplies about
167 million celery plants to farms in Arizona between April and May is the time when millions
of celery plants are grown on farms in Arizona these workers will grow about 39 000 celery
plants per acre according to statistics in 2021 the area under cultivation of celery in the
United States is 35 000
Acres of which California is the state with the largest celery growing
area with 28 000 Acres the time from planting to harvesting celery lasts about 140 to 150
days depending on the climate of each region this is the celery Harvest that is
taking place on a farm in California millions of celery plants will be cut and placed
in plastic trays every October is the time when more than 4 000 workers flock to California celery
Farms to harvest these workers work about eight hours a day and thei
r average salary is about
thirteen dollars an hour at this Farm the celery plants after being harvested will be washed packed
and shipped immediately to the vegetable stores in 2021 celery production in the
United States is 1.1 million tons here's what's going on at a green
bean Farm in Salinas City California every August is the time to
harvest green beans in California at this time about 1 600 workers flocked
to these Farms to pick green beans in 2021 the green bean acreage in the United
States is about two hundred thousand acres of which Wisconsin Florida Michigan and
California are the states with the largest cultivation area accounting for 80 percent
of the country's green bean growing area millions of green beans will be picked and placed
in plastic trays next they'll be poured by this man into boxes with a weight of about 22 pounds
each in 2021 U.S green bean production is 929 000 tons and Wisconsin accounts for 37
of the nation's green bean production the third plac
e we will visit in this
video is a broccoli Farm in California currently in California 119
000 acres of land is used to grow broccoli accounting for 90 percent
of the country's broccoli growing area these workers will plant about
23 000 broccoli plants per acre after about 95 days from planting the millions
of broccoli plants here are ready to be harvested currently the harvesting process and all
broccoli Farms is done by hand because there are no Harvesters compatible for this
vegetable
millions of broccoli will be picked and packaged on the farm before being shipped to
the grocery store in 2021 U.S broccoli production is approximately 2.1 billion pounds and the
yields are over 750 million dollars in value foreign next we will go to onion farms in the
United States to see how the process of cultivating and harvesting billions of pounds
of onions happens mid-march to early April is when onion seeding takes place in the large
fields in Washington California and Oregon curren
tly about 127 000 Acres of Farmland in
the United States is used for onion production the time from sowing to
harvesting is about 115 days this is the process of growing
onions on a farm in Idaho the beginning of August each year
is when the Harvest takes place on most large-scale onion farms in the United States millions of onions will be
harvested by this machine they then will be transported
by a truck to the packing plant in 2021 U.S onion production is 3.9 million tons
and brings in
a value of nearly 1 billion dollars this is the process of harvesting
onions on a farm in California here millions of onions are cut by hand and then
packed in bags before being shipped to a factory on average each worker who harvests onions here
will receive about eighty dollars U.S per day and here's what's going on at a coriander
Farm in Texas dozens of these workers will cut the coriander and bundle it into small
bundles it will then be loaded onto trucks foreign we are currently on a l
ettuce Farm in Arizona
each year more than 5 000 workers flock to the lettuce farms in Arizona to harvest currently
Arizona has about 54 000 acres of land used to grow lettuce and the valley that this vegetable
brings each year is about 310 million dollars thank you the final location in the video
is a beetroot Farm in Minnesota how do you feel about the process of harvesting and
cultivating the vegetables shown in this video please let us know what you think
in the comments section of the
video hello everyone today we are going to the fields
of sweet corn in Florida and Washington state of the United States here we will see how the farmers
here cultivate and harvest billions of sweet corn in the United States sweet corn seeding usually
takes place in March and April each year currently the United States is home to the largest
sweet corn crop in the world with about 268 000 acres and an annual
Harvest of 2.9 billion pounds foreign process is over these sweet corn fields will
be
supplied with water with this modern irrigation system on average each High yielding corn crop
uses about 600 000 gallons of water per acre sweet corn is a fast-growing plant the time from
sowing to harvest usually lasts around three months there are even some sweet corn varieties
that only need two months to be harvested some sources claim that sweet corn was cultivated by Native Americans more than seven
thousand years ago in Central America according to statistics released in 2021
e
ach American uses about 4.7 pounds of sweet corn and the revenue from sweet corn
production is about 774 million dollars do you enjoy using sweet corn in your daily meals after about three months all the
sweet corns here are ready for Harvest millions of sweet corn will be picked and
then sent to the factory for Packaging foreign foreign this is the process of harvesting
sweet corn on large Farms millions of corn will be picked
by this modern farming machine foreign this is what goes on at
a sweet corn packing plant foreign if you don't like to eat sweet corn the
usual way you can use canned sweet corn foreign foreign foreign foreign how do you feel about the process of cultivating
and harvesting sweet corn in this video let us know what you think in the comments section
of the video goodbye and see you in the next video thank you thank you
Comments
Much gratitude to those farm laborers that work so very hard. We need you all and appreciate you in abundance.
A heartfelt thanks to the hardworking farm laborers who are truly essential. Your efforts are deeply appreciated.
The manual labor involved in cultivating vegetables is commendable. They truly are unsung heroes.
Очень познавательное видео! Низкий поклон всем труженикам сёл и деревень, кто выращивает урожай и кормит нас, городских жителей. И не важно, в какой стране, в каком уголке мира они работают на земле! Конечно, механизмы и машины помогают садить, выращивать и убирать урожай. Но ещё много делается вручную. Спасибо им всем! Мира и добра!
The effort and sweat put into harvesting vegetables by hand is a testament to their resilience.
Спасибо труженикам сельского хозяйства,труженикам всей планеты!Москва!❤❤❤
Every job deserves respect. Thank you to the harvest workers who are working hard day and night
Supporting local agriculture is a win for everyone.
As a vegetable lover, this video made me appreciate the journey from harvesting to eating.
Farmers dedication to growing and harvesting crops is evident in every frame. Its essential to value their hard work in providing us with nourishing food.
Witnessing the harvest has inspired me to appreciate and support local farmers even more.
Thank you all for all your hard work to keep our country fed! The work ethic is incredible and deserving of good wages.
Theres an undeniable beauty in the rhythm of hand-harvesting, showcasing the connection between farmers and the land they cultivate.
Agriculture work feels like a connection to the land. This documentary captures that essence.
The dedication and hard work of these farmers in the fruit and vegetable harvesting process is commendable.
These workers deserve recognition for their dedication.
Witnessing the massive vegetable harvest in progress makes me grateful for the abundance we enjoy.
The contributions of vegetable harvesters are often not recognized, but they are essential to our society.
Its truly amazing to witness the hardworking farmers handpicking those fresh veggies.
The dedication these farmers exhibit is inspiring. They deserve fair compensation and support.