How MILLIONS of Raspberries Are Harvested: Amazing Raspberries Factory!

In North America, the mass production of raspberries has undergone a transformative evolution, propelled by advancements in technology. Over-the-row machines have revolutionized the harvesting process, enabling efficient collection of vast quantities of berries. These machines navigate meticulously between rows of raspberry bushes, gently plucking ripe fruit without damaging the delicate plants. Once harvested, the raspberries are sorted, cleaned, and packaged with precision. In addition to fresh distribution, these facilities also cater to the demand for raspberry products such as jams and preserves, employing innovative techniques to preserve the fruit's flavor and nutritional integrity. This seamless integration of technology and tradition ensures a bountiful harvest of raspberries while meeting the diverse needs of consumers across the continent.

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[MaiaFarmUS]

It looks so beautiful, it arouses my appetite.

[FarmVibeOfficial]

Incredible! Watching how millions of raspberries are harvested so efficiently is truly amazing 4:47

[Sisko]

I'm amazed at how the workers resist temptation they must get paid well

[susandailylife]

I love how dedicated you are to your farm and garden

[HanlFarm]

I hope there are more factories like this so there is more clean food for everyone. Thanks for the video!

[TheBradbo]

I used to spend weeks in the summer as a small kid hand picking for a farm. That machine is awesome.

[AgriTech-xv]

Really proud of the development of agricultural technology!

[davidfarmingagriculture]

¿Para qué se pueden utilizar las frambuesas además de hacer mermelada?

[steveraglin]

Many great details but not too many to overwhelm or make it complicated... very interesting!

[HumanHistoryBC]

looks very pleasing to the eye and delicious

[Simone_]

Many many congratulations raspberry’s times. Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[CeliniaGava]

Quite a jump from the berries harvested and processed in Oregon and Washington State and then put into jars of jam marked "Product of Armenia"...

[acadventure]

the fruit is very good in size and color and is healthy and nutritious

[mzeven]

I wonder how many pesticides they've used. Strawberries and Raspberries are the most toxicated fruits in the world. Therefore I only eat homegrown.

[zyxw]

Raspberries from the supermarket are tasteless. I suspect wild ones would taste better.

[ОлесяАвдеева-ьэ]

А ааааааааа!!!хочу туда - где малина... именно, где собрана и безлимитный доступ к употреблению 😂

[willemdederde]

Another promo of how big bussiness is based on low salaries of the workers . . .

[NO-background-music-in-videos.]

Zero reason to put music over the sound of the work

[trevorwills]

Raspberries have their own sugars so id like to purchase a brand without added sugar. Same with salt and pepper added to pies etc. Let the consumer decide on such matters.

[ВалентинаПарфенова-ик]

Потери конечно есть, но зато минимум рабочих к такому способу уборки, ещё желательно сорта подбирать. Я думаю это сырьё, для кондитерский. Ну всё равно идея конечно интересная, хорошая.