Jungle Peanuts Harvest
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2016
- Jungle peanuts are something new we grew. This video shows how we harvested them and compares them to the Virginia Fancy peanut that we usually grow.
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This is the type of life I want - nice, quiet, no nonsense. Only the beautiful sounds of nature!!
What no boom box cars and sirens?
Brings back sweet memories. My PawPaw use to plant peanuts, don't know what kind they were but ummm good. MawMaw would roast them in the oven. Thanks for reminding me of those days of the '50s in Ga.
You are welcome.
I just found out that peanuts grow very well in Oklahoma, so I am going to plant some next spring! thanks for the video.
Spectacular idea Danny !!
I learn more from your channel than any other I watch...combined! What a blessing you are!!
Thank you for the kind words. We appreciate it.
I grew peanuts once but would like to try the jungle peanuts next year. Thanks for sharing! 🤗❤
I successfully grew peanuts for the first time this summer. Thanks for sharing the tip of laying the plant down and covering with soil. I will do it next year.
It causes them to produce on the runners. Good luck
That's a neat trick. Peanuts are on my bucket list of things to grow.
We have found we get more peanuts this way.
Ty this video is great! I am growing jungle peanuts for the first time this year on our homestead.
Hey this was a great video. Thank you for sharing it. I also grow peanuts here in SW Florida in my backyard garden. I'm using raised beds & peanuts always grow great. I appreciate your tip of laying down the outer stems and adding a bit of soil. I wouldn't have considered trying that, but I'll give it a shot.
Love learning from you!
Woohoo! I'm so stoked they grew for you! Nuts from the Nuthouse lol! Just a little info, the jungle peanuts do not contain aflatoxin, the mold common in traditionally grown varieties of peanuts that is related to peanut allergies. A one ounce serving contains 7 grams of protein, 0 cholesterol, 1 gram sugar, 2 grams dietary fiber, 6% iron, 2% calcium, 2 grams saturated fat, 0 grams trans fat. All based on 2000 calorie diet. They are plumper than conventional peanuts, have slightly sweet butter taste and are awesome raw. I like them just dried but you can roast them.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!! Video coming out on Wednesday! 4.5 pounds! REAlly. I am going to hide them now, already had 3 or maybe 4 handfuls! Love you!
I'm so stoked they grew and did well. I've been really patiently waiting for an update! Lol. You guys are awesome, love you too!
I now will be making peanut butter when they dry.
+Deep South Homestead I will look forward to the video Wednesday. yay!!
That bag is going to be nearly gone by Wednesday if Danny doesn't vacumm seal some of them!
This was extremely helpful. Going to try this up here in Ottawa, Canada this spring. Just bought some seeds at Home Hardware. Very, Very, Very excited to try this. And I just loved all the sounds in the background 😍. I felt like I was there with you 🥰
Blessings to you and your family 🙏❣️🙏
How did you make out with them, or are they still growing? (not sure when you planted). I'm curious, as I'm growing them over here in Newfoundland for first time :)...in the greenhouse of course, but so far looking great- another month will tell the tale- good luck over there, I hope they are working for you too :)
Thank you for a very informative video. I'm in NW FL and on a whim popped some peanut plants all around my gardens to see what might happen. lol now I know.
This is my first time watching videos of your homestead so I hope I'm not out of line but I would like to make a recommendation for the movie Back to Eden. It has made such a difference on my homestead to keep all the Yarden covered. Again thank you for the great info! God Bless
Great advice.....im going to try my hand at growing peanuts....thank you danny
They are very easy to grow. Good luck
Bless your little peanut-pickin' hearts! That was very interesting. Now I'm hungry for peanuts.
LOL Thanks
We had a lot of trouble keeping the deer out of our peanuts. Thanks for the video. A lot of good tips. Nice peanuts
You did a real good job on cutting your hair and that is some pretty good peanut I enjoy watching y’all video
Looks great😊😊🐝🐝🐝
Never seen this before.How cool.I buy bag peanuts for the squirrels and put some along the fence.My fun living in the city.Thanks.Be well you all.♡♡♡♡♡♡♡.......
My grandparents grew peanuts one year when I a kid. It was neat. We hung them up in the car house to dry. Neat to see these.
Glad to bring back the memories. Thanks
It's such a peaceful life, beautiful nature and fresh fruits. No greedy corporations and board director. Wonderful. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
I am going to try my hand at those next year. To be honest, I had never thought of growing peanuts myself. We have the Peanut Festival in a town just north of us every year, and we always get our peanuts there. But, wouldn't it be even better to grow my own. Thanks for the idea!
Good luck on your crop next year.
I never thought of growing peanuts either until squirrels started planting them all over my yard.
Should be ripe in about a month.
An interesting video for sure. Have never seen peanuts grown.
Thanks
Great video. We boiled 40 lbs during LSU game Saturday. Ended up with 11 gallon bags for upcoming game days
Boiled peanuts are the best. You can't eat just one! LOL
oh i bet these would make some wonderful peanut butter!!!
I enjoy your videos. I am attempting to grow some Valencia peanuts but did make a mistake in planting them too close together so my plan now is to wait until they are around 3-4 inches tall and thin them out to 1 every 10-12 inches.
Wow Jungle peanut butter.God Bless.
I am going to try to make some peanut butter with some of them. Thanks
Danny did you get a harvest of Jungle Peanuts this year? If so how are they doing? Thanks for sharing.
I live in New York & have never seen peanuts harvested, the only peanuts I have seen where in cans or bags in the grocery store! very interesting video1
They are easy to grow.Thanks
Nancy Coy thats crazy I live in Florida i walked out side this morning found one growing and put it innthe garden. then I walk to the store look in this field. Bam!!! I found. a wild peanut patch. with like 30 plants some 4 feet tall I will go back and get them them one in my yard had been cut by the mower
When you compost the plants...will peanuts grow where ever you put the compost?
Nice to hear the cricket
cool
Good morning sir,I’m your new subscriber from Los Angeles California,
Mr. Danny do you have any of your drawing jungle peanuts that you could show us I sure would like to plan them I used to plant peanuts when I was young we look forward to that in the winter we put them in a tow sack as we called it keep up the great work you're such an inspiration you would wanted to us
Danny, is there anything you can do to prepare your homestead for a hotter climate! I'm in NC and I'm wondering what to do myself. (Beth)
2 things: Looks like you pick off the peanuts and dry them vs. hang them to dry. Yes? Also, can you shell the peanuts before drying and roast them in the oven or on the stove immediately? Thanks
wow that's a nice bit from one seed, I wonder if they would be easy to get cuttings from ? thanks for sharing
Not sure about that.Thanks
I wanted to ask you.. is it possible to grow peanuts on large container. I have purchased them, several times.. and they had no flavor. They looked and smelled like peanuts.. But, had no flavor, at all
Thanks.
That is wonderful! Are you guys going to be selling a little of these on you Etsy shop? I've always wanted to try growing peanuts but never looked into getting any seed. We don't have much land though, so I'd just like to try like ten of each seed just to see how they do here in CO. You guys have the most interesting stuff to watch. :-)
Thank you never seen them grown before..I was thinking could you put cover crop over peanut plant? to keep predators out? Have a Bless Day Danny and Wanda
We know what the culprit is, just waiting to see if he keeps doing damage. We just pulled the peanuts so he didn't have them to eat. LOL Thanks
Could you do a video on how you prepare and store the seeds for next year? Thank you very much!
We are working on one.Thanks
I was looking into growing my own jungle peanuts but wasn't sure how.. this video was very informative. Did you decide to continue to grow these at your homestead?
My mom and dad used the tops for making silage
Fascinating! Will you plant the entire unopened peanut to produce a plant? I know nothing about growing peanuts. Not sure if anyone around me here in the north grows them. I they are annual plants I guess they might do ok here.
We shell them out and plant them. Thanks
How do you know when to harvest?
We know when we planted and how many days until harvest. 100 to 120 days. Plus predators were starting, had to beat them to it.
I lovex2 peanut's.I eat them raw, boil or roasted over fire. O man, I miss my Pacific Islands
Mr. Danny and Miss Wanda you have to be one of the hardest working couples! Watching you makes me realize I better get off yt and can the half bussel of apples I picked the other day because a whole lot more are being picked soon . 😉
I know what you mean
I can't even mow my grass & have a rider that's how bad it is for me , i had throat cancer & now edema of my lower torso I'm just falling apart, but I Am going to try today if not going to need to bale it ...lol
good luck with your apple's that sounds good also
We do our share of work. Hope the apples turn out great. Thanks
Praying for you Mean Joe. Hope you get to feeling better.
thank you so much
how long do you let them dry ?
Dear in which month we can grow peanut?...
So...like tomatoes, where ever they touch the ground they will make more?
How much water do the plants require
How long should they be in the soil
How many peanuts do you get off a single plant
I have never grew these! It has been hot here to!
They are very easy to grow. We are finally getting some 70 something nights. We are so ready for fall. THanks
Im growing peanuts for first time and something has been cutting off the stems and eating leaves all season. I don't see a worms but I've sprayed them and nothing has worked. I'm about to pull them up and plant something else. Bummer
I have never seen peanuts grown before either. Do you leave the roots in the ground for the nitrogen and plant a different crop the following year? Thanks
As you can see from the video, the peanuts grow off of the root area and along any part of the branches that get to touch the soil. Therefore, just like potatoes, the whole plant gets dug out at harvest. The left over peanut plants, once the peanuts have been picked off of them go in the compost bin so the nitrogen balls can add nitrogen to the compost. Crop rotation is always a good thing to practice.
Thanks!!!!
Can you grow peanuts from raw no ones in store??
Interested in seeing the whole process of drying, saving seed and canning. When did you plant them?
We planted back in the spring after the irish potatoes came out of the ground. We canned about 50 jars last year. This year we didn't plant that many. We do plan to make some peanut butter out of some. Thanks
I just planted peanuts for the first time here in New York. What's the chance they will grow in my climate?
It takes 120 days to maturity. If you have that, you can grow peanuts. Good luck and let us know how they do.
Danny is laying them down with dirt over them a southern thing or a local thing?
Just something we were taught to have more peanuts on the runners. Thanks
Has anyone successfully grew peanuts in Colorado/zone 5b?
That was very interesting.
Would the plants(after the peanuts are off) get fed to the animals?
Are seed peanuts stored in their shell?
Yes we feed some to the piglets and sheep. They loved them. You can store in the shell or you can shell them and place them in the freezer. Thanks
With all that nitrogen, sounds like a great crop for most homesteads. I just might try my hand at it in a couple years. Thanks!
They were a commonly grown crop in the south as a rotation crop. Trying to resurrect some of the old ways. Thanks
I'm in NE Georgia. They'll do great up here!
I'm curious about the taste comparison between the two.
I like them raw, just dried but roasted they are good also. They have a slightly sweet buttery taste. I haven't found them to be bitter-ish like a traditional peanut. Just my two cents. They are pretty too, they have little purple stripes on the papery sheath under the hull. :)
They are good raw. I like them raw, dry, roasted, boiled or in peanut butter.
What was the predator?
Saving your own seed like that is going to make you plants even more vigorous next year because they are acclimated to your property
wow! I've never seen a peanut grown before. i actually thought they grew on trees.
LOL Glad to show you something new. Peanuts are very easy to grow. Thanks
If I may ask what part of the South you live in?
Mississippi I think.
Hello beautiful
came back to this video to ask if you had tasted them yet? tfs
Yes, they have a sweet taste. We are going to make some peanut butter with a few of them. We will see how that goes. How are you doing, Amber and Mark?
busy as all get out but getting more manageable atm, glad the showers back together lol
DAUGHTER? IS THAT YOUR DAUGHTER, GRAND DAUGHTER MAYBE? COOL IDEA SAVING THE SEEDS,OLD ONE LEGGED JOSEPH T
put leave the tops as feed and roots in compost double duty
Yes, we did think to feed the greens to the pigs and sheep. They loved them
Is that sugar cane growing next to the peanuts?
Tammy Hanson Yes it is.
They may be nice fresh and dried
Peanuts are a little bit to dry but people like them, I. Prefer pistachio and cashew
Would you
Let them flower
You texan?
why dirt contact after they bloom
when Danny starts talking about why is when you see the yellow/ orange flower he tells
It causes the runners to produce peanuts. Thanks
I would be thrilled ifsomebody sent me seeds
Better fresh
That's better
Stivers homestead looking for peanut video sharing.
May I
Have a gift
I would really appreciate it so much
So...like tomatoes, where ever they touch the ground they will make more?