What a fun and informative series, love it.

The Aloe filleting dudes were definitiely going hard for the cameras 😄

I just got off work and started watching this for the first time, by the time I got to the mushrooms I couldn't stop - this is better than discovery channel.

lol mushroom farm owners: "NOBODY WANTS TO WORK 12 HOUR DAYS FOR 12 DOLLARS AN HOUR!"

NO WAY THEY NAMED THE CUTTER MARIE AINTOINETTE 💀💀💀💀

without these people the world would not turn ..thank you for everything YOU do

I learn current and relevant information from BI. Thank you for bringing attention to these interesting and changing industries. Keep them coming.

I appreciate all hard workers.

I think it's funny they can afford to lose millions a year but not pay alittle more so employees stay. Seems like a win in the long run

i have used aloe vera gel and applied on my skin,it really gives glow to the skin,but use directly from the plant

Mushroom owners: I can't afford to pay more than $14/hr. Also mushroom owners: I'm losing thousand of dollars in profit. WTF just pay more.

I bet the Cheese guy is fun to hang with and have a beer 😂❤

Billion dollar mushroom companies lobbying for cheap labor instead of paying the living wage is crazy

Thank you for shape this video it is am😢azing to know about how they made

I found the story on the Durian and the mushrooms the most fascinating. Great job !

The orange tree one is one of the reasons why we need to better manage and promote diversity in our farm land. Having different crops separating each tree will help a lot in making these pests to less prevalent while also promoting wildlife especially if they are specialised to citrus plants. Developing trees resistant to the bacteria is also important and as mentioned yeah we have to chance practices to help these trees survive. Hopefully more solutions can be found to better handle these issues.

I admire the dedication and passion evident in every video you produce

That beautiful farm for the gouda cheese segment looked so _nice_ where for a second, it made me wish I worked there too. Not kidding around. Put me in a warehouse with wheels of cheese, a few loafs of fresh bread and fresh butter, I don't need anything else except milk or water. Hint hint: will work for cheese.

Your day is hell and Your boss drive exclusive cars!

Love garlic scapes. I have 400 heads planted for this year. Great video. I just found your channel and can't wait to watch all your videos. I do most of what you do, and always love to see how others are doing things. You are very well spoken and knowledgeable. Thank you.

We have prayed enough in Nigeria, we need to work it now. Great Initiative, We must commend

On the mushrooms, average pay $14/hr, and top pay of $20/hour translates into entry level and slower laborers making $8/hour. Isn't it interesting how the owner phrased it as if he was paying his workers better than average, when it is identical to the industry standard for nearly all piece work labor. Ya you can make $20/hour if you volunteer for 12 hours shifts, never back talk the boss, and work till the day you die, after first putting in 10 years of hazing to get up to $20/hour. $20/hour is not even achievable until you put 10 years in typically at places like these, because you have to move up the hierarchy to get the better rooms, or processing machines. Then of course, you are always weighted for your salary by the amount the entire plant produces, so if you have slower coworkers making $8/hour they are directly limiting you to $20/hour instead of $30 or $40/hour. What I want to know, is what does the owner take home per hour after dividing his gross salary by the amount of hours he directly worked in the plan? Does he take down $100/hr over a 2,000 hr work year for $200k total or is it $1,000/hr for a total of $2 million. Or is it as low as $10/hr and only $20k per year? As a plant owner/manager, your wages should be directly based upon your amount of profit divided by the number of employee hours worked, not upon the prevailing wage of the area. However, if the plant manager starts to pay his workers more than the status quo without the states permission to do so in writing, they will actively back lash them for inflating the labor rate, by adding more taxes to their plant to make it possible for the other companies to compete who have already bribed the officials.

why is it every time i watch a video about a million-dollar industry i think i can do this and make a million dollars?🙃

Many thanks, we need this so much in Liberia.

You're doing great work; keep it up!

Every video I watch its seems like big companies only thrive off cheap labor. Gotta make sure they keep there billion dollar bonuses.

Hey. Here is an idea - Pay your workers more and you will attract workers. Pretty easy to understand how that works.

I've learned the beauty product industries and not just frivolous and vein but directly increase the already expensive food

wow, Its amazing to know how they made that, I appreciate all hard workers!!

it isn't a labor issue its a wage issue, if they lose money because of not enough worker pay them more and lose less.

I have massive respect for our farmers all over the world. Truly a labor of love and heart to feed people. I am truly grateful. ❤

We had the aloe plants in our backyard in Puerto Rico. My grandmother used to use these for everything. She made a real good aloe juice with them. And surnburn ointment.

production is impressive with its scale and quality and speed

39:20 love how the guy is talking so close to the cheese without even a facemask, he's basically spitting in it

one time i used aloe on a burn and turns out it wasnt aloe it actually made the burn worse and more painful...

I wish they'd start harvest for oranges once they're ripe. I haven't tasted a good orange out of the shops for decades. Glad I've planted trees as I have fresh ripe and tasty fruit when they are in season

“All done by hand!” *scissors cutting aggressively*

My dad used to work 7 days a week for many many many years. 5 days working for himself being a constructor remodeling houses within the Asian community, the other 2 days that are saturday and sunday in a fish market. The company where I am working at right now, the starter of the company also works ~7 days a week, ~10 hours a day on weekday.

At 30:56 i cracked out of laugh .. The soundtrack hits with the accent .. 😂

What a fascinating watch. Kept my attention the whole time. That Japanese mango industry is something I didn't know even existed lol.

Making money is not the same as keeping it there is a reason why investments aren't well taught in schools, the examples you gave are well stationed, the market crisis gave me my first millions, people shy away from hard times, I embrace them.. well at least my advisor does lol.

I have a solution to the mushroom picking ..if you can only get the seven out of the ten rooms then just have seven rooms😮😂😂

Regular TV channels and no more expensive bells of cable

Good job this from all your worker's 👌

Why cant we do this in Jamaica with Aloe, same with Caster Oil, probably lot on shelf with no caster oil in them but then advertised as caster oil

I'm so glad I turn off the sound and look elsewhere when the ads come on the TV. I'm far too old to be conned. Which is why I pay UKposts for Premium.

Enjoyed this. Thanks algorithm

Those years sardines was seasoned good , not now use to bone in was nice! 😮

1:45:47 The plant is also native to South Eastern Australia.

Did not realized how durian became a multi billion dollars business. This fruit is the most expensive fruit coming at 200-350 dollars per one whole to buy. Though the etiquette dedicated in the Thai way of durian growing process - is the new knowledge that mostly surprised us. She is indeed fussy and a true queen of fruits. Today even china is jumping on the market because of its popularity in demand. Unfortunately, it is only the Thai durian that has best taste and texture which appeals to wider groups of consumers comparing to the breed from other countries. The Thai must trademark their durian breed quickly before country like China, Vietnam, Malay, Indonesia and other tropical start the crossover breeding. Eating tropical durian from different places in itself spoke for the soil and water quality in that particular country. Best of all, it is an excellent experience in unraveling the soft creamy texture fruits hidden beneath the toughest, spikiest, sharpest shell helmet.

When I moved to Fla in the 70s groves were as far as the eye could see. It's not even close now.

Thank you for this! It's been almost 5 years and failed ORIF and I still have a painful nonunion of the proximal head of second metatarsal. I also had a failed navicularcuneiform fusion. Its been five years of pain and now new stress fractures. They've done weight-bearing MRIs, CTs, nuclear imaging. I don't know if it would help them in treatment, but it would at least show evidence of continuing instability.

Bought an aloe vera plant and use it directly. No worries about being tricked.

I really can't feel sorry for the farming jobs that say they "cannot give their workers a better wage" and lose their workers. Title says this is a Billion Dollar Industry, maybe it's time to compensate them better.

Ive never paid for aloe Vera. It’s one of the most hearty and useful houseplants you can get. It’s also really good for wound care and you dont even have to cut off the whole leaf My aloe is growing wildly

Been paying 49¢ for bananas for the last 2-3 decades - I consider that an amazing win for so many industries and consumers - in my experience that just doesn't happen often and since 2019 is some kind of miracle considering the goofy state of affairs the 'supply chain' has seen for so many other products.

It’s absolutely insane how fast they go extracting the jelly out of the aloe vera plant.

I would just open my big ass mushroom farm open to the public and on the way out you weigh your mushrooms, pay and leave. Idk. We need multiple business owners in america doing these small things that add up to big issues. The gov'ment done made it cost too much and a lot of legal garble we're never informed or trained on.

Does anyone love durian like me? It's so unbelievable 😋

I didn't know about the aloe production in my country. I have to continuously cut them around my house (in the Capital) because they grow so fast and so many everywhere.

I cannot deal with these mushroom farmers. This video is called billion dollar industries and yet, these people are really crying over not having access to illegal immigrants to pay less than the federal minimum wage to do all the hardest labor, and again, at non-livable wages??? Uh… hello? Minimum wage hasn’t been livable for a long, long time but I’m not even sure what kind of chicken scratch they’d be trying to pay these people. It’s insane that they wouldn’t just pay them the goddamn money that their labor deserves to get. The farmers would rather let their products go to waste or not get as much product made and shipped and to pay their workers what their labor is worth, what they deserve to be paid. No. They want to cry about it instead. Insane.

God bless your family!

Wonderful agro - food industry with a very stable and impressive local and global economic meaning. Good enterprises when they span all ownership ranks household, cooperatives, private, public, local-international joint ventures or partnerships. In established democracies such impressive enduring agro enterprises are possible and certainly for generations. God bless.

Ahhh hell I'm cringing watching those knives!!! But I'm also super impressed 😁

"The cut leaves won't grow back, but it will produce new ones" I might have to carry this rediculous statement around with me the rest of my life, thanks.

Going to zoo next week! Love CNN10! Ms. Dobbins class Gaffney High School in South Carolina.

@27:25 the cillid is blocking the qi flow, therefore the plant needs alliums growing underneath it as a companion plant, because alliums (onion, leek, garlic family) excrete sulfur from their roots and sulfur deters cillids.

I am amazed looking how smalls those mango trees and already producing mangoes. WOW amazing

Everything is great, healthy, tasty until it gets into a business.

I believe this is where @Pentatonix draw their inspiration from🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞

The last video I saw about growing mushrooms they were making them inside of a cave and had to use forhead flashlights to see.

So if you're throwing away 40K a week in product, maybe spend an additional 30k a week in labor and come out 10k ahead while increasing wages to draw in additional workers. The truth is there wouldn't be an illegal alien problem in this country if those hiring them to boost profit by exploitation were being held accountable.

When you savour a durian fruit, you may come to the conclusion that there is an Intelligent Creator some where out there.

Aloe, when cut in Hawaii, if you leave some of it in the bathroom after putting some LIViNG aloe on your skin, within hours, it is so vibrant that it heals the leaf..shut at both ends, and continues to be alive for days. Probably, it is this living or life force that is of very special value. Fresh aloe seems to be of far greater use. Check it out. Maybe some companies --or people--vend...living aloe...

lol the filleters are low key highly competitive. I hope they get bonuses at least

Just wondering how Thailand durian can cost so much per fruit? Do the people aware Malaysia has tastier durians and cost much less?

Mushroom harvesting: seems like a great job for high school kids

I recall hearing of a Dutch (or thereabouts) building, many stories tall, raising food of the highest quality and very efficient resources, especially water, which is recycled. You might want to include that in your series and an extrapolation of what that form of agriculture would save worldwide. In areas short of food, it could provide for needs quickly and effectively once the technology can be massively produced and transported, And yes, I am an inveterate futurist.

Aloe helps for sunburns though. I knew I was going to get a sunburn on my forehead so I broke off a leaf off the aloe plant in my backyard and smeared that slime on my forehead and within the next day my forehead was healed, not even peeling.

wood chip mulch for the trees. Feeds the soil and strengthens the trees. Get that microbiome back up. No dig, no pesticide, and fertilizer that doesn't kill the microbes in the soil. Ah, the joys of monocropping and the total lack of diversity in farming.

I hope everyone in the comments and in the video including the narrator I hope you good health and a happy life

Fileting Aloe Vera sounds like something a machine should do

That was funny that they called it the Kingdom of Vermont! 🤔🙂

Gouda is my absolute favorite cheese!!! And NOTHING beats REAL DUTCH GOUDA! ❤❤❤

Very interesting, love it. You guys need better audio though.

the foley work in the intro is killing me.

The mushroom grower saying pretty much that "we want to let the migrant workers have the possible to have two jobs, so they can help their families". NO ONE should need more than one job to make a living. If they can't live from pay from that one job, then it's pure and simple exploitation.

I love this video. so much information.

I feel such pride seeing the Aloe Farm and Factory in the Dominican Republic.

This was so fascinating

This durian looks like jackfruit...

I guess the difference between cheddar and sharp cheddar is that white dude’s arm hair’s falling into the cheese.

太有趣啦！

I want to apply for that mushroom picker job lol

Lol the mushroom-picking job is so satisfying! How can I get the job?

Many of these people need to be paid way more to do these tough jobs. So much manual labor and you want people to slave in a hot box or outside in horrible weather with crap pay. Pay people better, you have plenty to do it from your CEO's. Notice how only immigrants are working these awful jobs? Because they are taken advantage of, and paid way less than minimum wage, no benefits, no healthcare.

I love red lobster used to work there in the late 90;s Omaha Nebraska 72nd st

55:11 Apparently the graphics team didn't know where South is Asia is, and the PIC didn't knew better too LOL

in philippines we have 10 types of banana in our local market and most filipino dont eat cavendish because it taste bland haha

Nice, the cheesemaker going in with his arms without gloves 👍🏻