PICKING MUSCADINE GRAPES + MAKING GRAPE JUICE! | The Galloway Farm
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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i just did this today. i just boil mine and use a potatoe masher. then strain it all into jugs. i got about a gallon and a half with 2 pans full. they grow wild all along my fence.
Free and delicious, I love it!
ohhhhh man i miss muscadine grapes from when we lived in NC. We dont have them up here in western canada, and they were of my favorites :( ~Erinn
Oh my goodness! I wish I could send you some! Yes they are sooo good!
Wow! That surprised me! I thought you were going to use a regular juicer lol
I just learned something new today! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed!
I love the idea of rooting vines in buckets attached to the pergola. Woohoo. I can now share my grape vines with willing family members. My sister would take sticks home to root but they never took hold. How long before grapes develop on the vine using the rooting pail method?
He’s been doing it about a year now, but the longer the better for establishing roots! We can’t wait to get our in the ground…but then we have to deer proof them!
@@TheGallowayFarm we live in a city along the railroad tracks and I’ve found it challenging to find plants they don’t like😂 but they haven’t touched my grapes 🧐 but I am definitely going to try the bucket root method as I may need to move my grapes in the near future. I live in canada so my growing season is quite shorter than yours. This year I left the grapes alone until Most of the leaves turned yellow(cold temps)....wow, what a difference in sweetness. I made my first grape juice and didn’t have to add any sugar. I’m still learning....thank you again.
And thank you for following us along in our journey!
I fill mine all the way up to the top of the lid with grapes and it works fine.
And I bet it’s soooooo delicious too!
Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing!
I have a comment, and then I'll follow it with a question.
Comment: There are several varieties of Muscadine Grapes. They include (1) Ison's Muscadine Native Grape, (2) Carlos Bronze Muscadine Grape, (3) Sugargate Black Muscadine, and (4) Delicious Muscadine Grape.
Question: What Muscadine variety are you using here?
Thank you again!
That is a great question and one that we don’t have an answer for! All we know is that they are SUPER yummy 😋
@@TheGallowayFarm you have mustang grapes
How many vines do you have on your trellis? How many pounds of grapes does one vine produce? TIA
Hey there! One vine per trellis but they are well established. Yield is heavily dependent on water
Thank you 😊
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Thanks!
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