Love the guy who comes in to shot 9:22 and scratches his back on a pole like bear.🤣

This last standing peanut farmer is a legend.

Really hit me when he said he was the descendant of share cropers. I hope everything good in this world to this man

The scale of this production is nuts!

Elijah is a true inspiration and one of the most realistic videos I've seen on KZfaq in a very long time. He should be commended for keeping tradition alive...

Wow the farmer has one hell of a voice!

My Granddad taught me how to use stackpoles to dry peanuts. You make sure all the roots and peanuts are on the inside next to the pole. Then you cover the top with just vines facing up or a tarp if you only have 3 or 4 poles. The vines will repel rain water and make sure the peanuts don't get soaked by rain while you are waiting for them to dry. That is the old,fashioned way of peanut harvesting. So surprised when Elijah broke out the stationary combine. Wow, that is a blast from the past. He is either a good machinist or he knows one. There are no parts for that machine. You have to make your own parts. Kudos to him for keeping tradition alive.

The guy at 9:20 in the back scratching his back on the pillar... He's exuding dad energy.

It's not everyday you come across a video about Virginia peanuts. It's not everyday you come across a video about a peanut farmer not far from where I grew up in the middle of nowhere VA. Not only that, he's wearing a hat for the insurance company my grandfather used to work for and may have even been in business with him years ago. Small world.

That peanut farmer is a piece of treasure

Great knowing that there are still great people out there like Elisha the farmer at the beginning of this video who know the value of working hard, wisely and traditionally. He really should be seen as a role model of what we can do if we want to.

I love the old skool peanut farmer gentleman doing it the old fashioned way

Such a well-spoken farmer very intellectual also

My maternal grandfather was a peanut farmer in Gorman Texas from the 1930’s until the late 1970’s. Both my parents were raised in this peanut farming area. My mother and three brothers and two sisters worked the fields. An uncle raised peanuts two miles down the road. Visiting my grandparents on their farm is still some of my happiest memories.

What an honor it would be to spend the day with Elijah. This man needs more attention he is a national treasure

As a born & raised Virginian, who’s had the Privilege of growing up on the Hubs peanuts, mostly only during Thanksgiving through New Years, who’s now in her 60’s, I have to say it’s been a lot of fun gifting people through the years, with these Amazing peanuts!!! Sometimes it’s just about impossible to find a gift for someone,for many different reasons we’ve All had to deal with. The Look on the First Time Recipient’s face, is Priceless when they open their present,& see it’s a stupid can of peanuts🙄,& they Try to act thankful for such a crud gift, as they’re probably thinking even a McDonald’s Gift card would have been Waaaay better!!! Some Will open them soon after receiving them, while others may take a month or two, to finally open them when they’re in desperate need of a quick & easy snack, but the end result has Always been the same-“OMGOSH!!! These peanuts are the Best peanuts I’ve Ever tasted!!! They look a little weird with those blisters, & I was thinking maybe they’d gone bad or something, but they smelled sooo good, so I tried one,& now I can’t stop eating them!!! Where can I get more?!?”…& then there’s the Next conversation about them finding out how pricey a can of these nuts are, meaning they’ve actually realized it Wasn’t a cheap or stupid gift after all!!! They are Worth Every single dollar to penny,& can be bought directly from the company, can be found in major grocery stores during the Holiday Season,& are easily found on Amazon. Thank you for making this awesome video!!!🥰

My brother is the last guy he works with 💕 the one who was canning the chocolate covered peanuts . I must say they are delicious!

8:40 Absolutely love the attitude of a person who's never worked on a continuous production line. 🤣🤣🤣🤣😓😓😓😓 Also love that old school Peanut Farmer.

That guys farm should be a nut museum

Pop Son Peanut Farm Dan: "Thank you so much for doing it." I couldn't agree more, Dan.

Never knew how peanuts were grown, to be honest I never really thought about it. I think it’s great this gentleman is old school farming. If he retires from peanut farming he can always do late night radio, what an amazing voice.

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I absolutely loved this film! The farmer featured at the beginning was epic, and he gave me hope. There are still good people in this world.

Elisha is the man!

Elijah is a gem!

That man has a radio voice if I've ever heard one. Wow hahaha. Also so cool never seen this progress done the original way.

We get Hubs at work for Christmas. Good peanuts

An old lady offers the bus driver some peanuts, the driver happily munches on them. Every five minutes she gives the driver another handful and the driver accepts with a smile and keeps munching. The driver askes the old lady, why don't you eat them yourself? She replies, I can't chew, I have no teeth. The driver then asks, why do you buy them? The old lady replies, ooh, I just love the *chocolate* around them. 😃 Kudos to you for reading this whole thing.

THIS IS AMAZING TO WATCH HOW PEANUTS GO FROM FIELD TO PACKING ❤

Proud of you man. This is the American way. Thanks for farming like this. And glad you can make a living doing it.

This peanut planting is very good planting technique and has a lot of fruit to be able to harvest.

I like this guy. What a great voice and personality.

No farmers, no food. Thank-you guys for the hard work. I truely appreciate everything you do.

Truly excellent what this man has achieved and continues doing what his ancestors did under extreme and violent conditions of the landowners. May he reap the rewards of his labor and enjoy his life.

I love Dan Does!!! As someone who works industrial industry I love watching other factories and how operators work

I have to admit I love watching your videos. I learn something new every time I watch them.

Hay there! Just to let you know. My first job in 1960 was in a Planters Peanut store and had to learn the whole operation. A tall thin friend would get dressed up as Mr. Peanut and hand out three shelled peanuts to people walking past the store. Thanks for the memory!

I love these production tours, please keep it coming, great videos.

The part where the machine fails to fill the right amount of peanut into the tins is caused by some few factors: 1. If this machine has a PLC device then there is a rotary encoder attached to the motor responsible for opening to let the peanuts out. This encoder has a joint that attaches its spindle to the motor for opening. The joint should be checked because it has loosened or broken. Can be replaced.

The farmer has a fantastic voice

I grew us in south Georgia. Pecans, peanuts, and onions Are ingrained In everyone that grew up in Georgia.

That peanut farmer deserves a statue, that was amazing

I don’t think I ever wanted peanuts this badly

This is legendary, I would love to shake his hand

I remember being at my grandmother's house and she had peanuts planted. It was so cool ripping them off the ground and eat them

We never had any machines for peanuts but just an ox drawn plough and hand hoe. And the harvest sometimes will be over 3 tons

I'd love to hang around this farmer,I bet he's full of information, he's the backbone of the nation

Much respect for this farmer! George Washington Carver talked Southern Farmers into planting peanuts to keep them exhausting their fields from cotton planting. Without peanuts the southern farms would have died out. He discovered over 200 ways to use peanuts. They didn't want him to enter College up north because he was black. So he he went to Tuskegee institute. Brilliant man, much respect.

Now I GOTTA find me some Hubs peanuts! Never heard of ‘em. 😋

Just plain old good work Mr. Barnes. Gotta preserve some things from yesteryear even if it takes a lot more time. Thanks from Philly.

This is the kind of stuff I subscribe for. More of this please!

Fascinating. Very educational. Thank you for posting it.

Elisha's voice would be insane as a narrator

6:36 nut scratch 😂 9:22 bear back scratch on pole 😂😂😂

Hubs peanuts are truely delicious! Glad we live within an hours drive of them. I use to go to the Hubs house in Sedley and buy 3 or 4 tins of peanuts. Being that they were only open M-F, I'd take a Friday afternoon off and drive over there. Now they have the Vine store in Franklin so we go over on Saturday when our supply gets low.

much respect to the peanut farmer👍

Wow! Looks like you had fun making this video. My peanut production is still in its infancy stage. I bought 20 seeds, 6 of which grew into plants, from which i extracted 26 seeds, from which grew 20+ plants. 2 years to get to the next phase....Next spring I will be planting about 50 plants. Maybe next fall I can enjoy a handful of peanuts. Lol! All for the love of growing, and learning lots along the way. Thanks for this video!

Yes More Dan Does Episodes back to back

Something really special about this

I love green peanuts! If you ever get a chance at green Georgia Runners, they're actually sweet and perfect for boiling.

THANK YOU FOR SHOWING US THE BACKEND PROCESS OF HOW IT MADE

@9.24 spotted a bear scratch its back the old school way.

Elijah has an amazing voice!

I loved when I was a young boy back in the 1960's we lived in Norfolk, VA. A couple times a year I would get to go with my mother or one of her sisters to drive 160 miles to my grandparents home in NC. They would take the back roads for a pleasant 3 hour drive. Back then there were a lot of peanut farms all along the highway. We would always stop to get a large bag of raw peanuts. A lot of time you would pick your own peanuts and bag them. That was part of the fun. Shalom

This was a really clean process big up to the manufacturer company

When I saw the chocolate mix with the peanuts on the conveyor I lost it……..unfortunately I have diabetes 😢😢😢…looks frigging dehliciouss

I feel like that farm owner can become a great singer

thats a true American right there. what a great story. being in NC, I might just have to drive up there and visit and buy some peanuts from him. Legend!

Man, what a treasure to be found in America.

...this is incredible ...love this gentlemen

Those chocolate covered peanuts made me crave some. Love chocolate covered nuts!

3:58 I’m like what???? 😂

America is so amazing. Its a country where the common men make advancements that enable them to enjoy things only the nobility enjoyed in the rest of the world. God bless the USA!

love this video, keep it up!

Excellent! Thanks for sharing and the best of luck. We're headed out to purchase Hubs!!

Looks like you had fun making this segment. I bet the people enjoyed your company for the day, bet their still talking about your visit, "Bless His Heart".

Im from Richmond. These peanut cans are every where.

I love that they add the little key. That is handy and considerate. Very cool touch. Also, imagine the entire nation's supply got slowed down when that guy tried weighing the cans. XD

7 years and 10 months... Lester Freamon would be proud

Elijah seems like such a awesome man to be around

This show is PERFECT! Keep at it :)

I live in South Alabama and live right next to a peanut field that also rotates with cotton, soybeans, and corn. Cotton being the cash crop but peanuts enrich the soil and make it better.

Hub's peanuts are amazing. The best you'll find anywhere.

Greatest respects to the proud peanut farmer Mr. Elijah. Thank you Sir, stay blessed.

Amazing work! My hat goes off to Elisha for all his hard work! Maintaining that picker must be quite the challenge!

Worked at a large slaughter house years ago and they would purchase two huge box cars of peanut shells in 4' long bags for bedding in the cattle pens every so often. Would take 5 guys all day to unload them drive them several hundred feet then stack them . After sweeping shells from box car never came across a single peanut. One hell of a machine that deshells peanuts.Growing up back in the 1960's never heard of a single person that had a peanut allergy.

he's so great at growing peanuts, and i love that his family did the same,

Never heard of hubs peanuts before. I need to try them out..

This video gave me hives, great work!

I love these series with Dan. 👍

9:23 i like how the green shirt guy scratched his back hahaha

I don't know why, but this made me smile! I suddenly felt happy I think because of the Heart put into peanuts like Hub!

I live in the peanut/cotton belt of the Florida Panhandle. The crops are "rotated", cotton one year and peanuts the next year. Cotton depletes the soil and peanuts rebuild the soil. We had a third money crop, pulpwood pine timber, but our pines were destroyed by Hurricane Michael.

I had no idea what this process entailed. Thanks for this video

At first view i thought he was crazy but now i can see he's nuts!

Terrific video, thanks

This is the coolest thing I’ve seen all year

9:24 back scratcher dude!😂

What an amazing voice this peanut farmer has.

Beautiful happy to see last man standing