How a peanut digger works

Back to digging peanuts and explaining how a peanut digger works

Explanation- 7:15

[helderlamberti]

Your videos are just AMAZING, never felt so close about the USA peanut production. I’m a peanut farmer from Brazil and its really nice to see how you guys do it! 🇧🇷

[benburns]

Good thing an OSHA inspector wasn't watching you climb on a moving tractor, lol. I must say that you have great balance and control while operating the video. Appreciate how you showed all the angels, made for a very interesting video. Never saw a peanut digger before so it made for great content.

[dwaynekoblitz]

I guess that you got out of the tractor for video purposes? Man it just seems very dangerous. I was on the edge of my seat watching. The peanuts looked fantastic! And thanks for all the details and explanations. Another great video! 🇺🇸

[darrenk]

As you said in your last digging video, that is a very satisfying process to watch. I love watching the plants roll up and over the machine. Good stuff!

[janepipkin]

Informative video. My neighbor across the street just switched a big field from cotton to peanuts. I watched his peanut digger go in amazement as had never seen one. So I came online for more info. Thank you.

[lonestarstatexliftedlife]

Can y’all plant some grape jelly next year? Peanut butter jelly time with the grandkids is my favorite time. Hahaha thank’s for the cool farming perspectives.

[robinghunt]

Great videos. Always enjoy learning from you about your farm and what goes on there. Keep up the good work.

[sambrem]

Really cool to see how the peanut harvest works up close I've seen it from the highway headed to my grandparents in lubbock

[miguelamaya]

Y'ALL do awesome work, thank you for sharing your video with us...

[rickyfuller]

Hello love seeing new ways of farming peanut.I grew peanuts in central Texas in 1970 until 1984 but we used two row combine and diggers back then.We had peanut allotment.Where do you grow them.I was in Gorman Texas.They don’t grow them there anymore

[MosmMAli]

good day from Queensland Australia great content

[nljack]

Excellent video, with the exception of one thing. It appeared that the operator exited the cab multiple times, while the tractor was in operation and then even climbed on the digger while underway. From a safety perspective, this is an unforgivable mistake. Not only does it give the viewer the wrong impression, it could easily get the operator killed.

[idahorodgersusmc]

As a guy that's jumped off the tractor to mess with the baler or stacker while moving himself 👍 your boss as heck man👍

[chadsmith]

I try to keep the 6 row plows we run leaving about 3 inches of root down past or below the peanuts on the plant, I have never been told exactly how much root you are supposed to have on the plant, idk what or if kmc says but 3 inches seems to work good.

[tylerfelske]

How does that digger work on odd rows or curving guess rows. Will it flip the plants green side up if you rerun rows?

[rakeshsangani]

How Veriyati peanut farming and use fertilizer ?

[mircoquattrini]

I would like to make them in Italy, but we have problems that in September it always rains and the temperatures drop from 25 degrees to 15 degrees centigrade. after how many days do you collect the peanuts once they have been turned upside down?

[BoagoTshupetsoBadukanye]

Hey man. Is there any way that one can adjust the digger to reduce the soil on the peanuts maybe for animal consumption

[lakshitfogia]

Which irrigation system you use ? Plese from INDIA

[Jan-Boer]

We don't have stones, but here the onion harvester runs at the back on a roll over the entire width with a diameter of 15 inches. You could also use the peanut harvester to push back the stones with a roll.