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Nice kid 👍

What an amazing childhood 😍

10kgs manually not in a million years you could do that by hand in a day

@@dant0s in one hour if spot is right.

didn't you have a blueberry rake?

@@FrostyBud777 no but I do now and I get way more now

This is collecting germ on earth ,a mixture of God given and men's creativity.

Would likely work for lingonberries too.

@@barrymullets7028 What are they.? I'm in the UK and never heard of them.

@@christopherlovelock9104 search it. It's color is red

@@christopherlovelock9104 Lingonberry is a plant. The leaves and berries are used to make medicine. Lingonberry is used for urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney stones, gout, and other conditions, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses. In foods, lingonberry berries are used in jams, syrups, baked goods, and juice.

@@christopherlovelock9104 it looks like a cranberry but the height of its plant can as tall as that blueberry that they are harvesting

Don't know but wild blueberry bushes are often burned every other year to keep them healthy so I doubt the machine hurts them

No, they are going to be mowed off anyways about 2 months later to start the cycle again.

I know seems like lots of waste...he should go straight...I just picked wild blueberry today got 10kls by hands only.

It’s not waste it’s good for the soil and beneficial bacteria in the land

Wasted how? Any blueberries that don’t make it to the basket will be eaten by animals or returned to the soil, seeds for more plants too.

Exactly what I wonder. That's a lot of berries per square area

The tractor is made by Grasshopper Company in Moundridge Kansas, the model we use for harvesting wild blueberries is the 725DT, it is one of Grasshoppers front mount models. The harvester head is made in Quebec by D.H.Enterprise. Pictou county Berry Ltd is the dealer for both, our dealer territory is Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland part of New Brunswick and Maine. Besides being a dealer we also have our own wild blueberry properties and do contract harvesting for Bragg Lumber.... owners of Oxford Frozen Foods. We also sell harvester heads for other brands of tractors, Kubota John Deere etc. We are in the middle of our harvest now and will be adding more videos soon. Thankyou for your interest, if you have any other questions feel free to email me at: mike@pictoucountyberryltd.com

@@pictoucountyberryltdmikema5561how much did it cost?

Yes this past season from August 21 to September 21 with 3 machines working two 11hr shifts a day we harvested 600,000 pounds.

Hi Mike, do you know roughly how many acres/hectares you covered during the 600,000lb harvest? Thank you.

@@fisherh9111 its about 5.5 to 6 acres depending on the year

@@jarjarthestarSo you're saying you harvested 600k lbs from 6 acres? That means you get 100k lbs from one acre, which means ~11kg per square meter. Quite sure your measures ain't correct.

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No, blueberries are perennial

So? The plants will be burnt or mowed off a couple of months later to complete the production cycle.

hydrostatic transmission, no clutch, works on hydraulic motors

works on a HYDRA STATIC, engine runs a pump that has oil in equal to transmission fluid, produces pressure to turn a hydraulic motor to provide propulsion and picker functions.

@@benscoles5085 " HYDRA STATIC" Thanks, all I could think about was that clutch glowing cherry red.

Hey can you explain what double dumping is and why you shouldn't do it please?

If you tried that in Minnesota you are going to get a little jail time and a big fine they used to pick with scoops with fingers like that and the dnr found out it was killing the plants so its with fingers only

The plants will be fine, they're use to being covered in ten feet of snow most of the year. At least were I'm from.

The fields are usually burned after it promotes growth