Golden Berry Harvesting Picking and Packing - Amazing Agriculture Golden Berry Farming Technique 

We called 'Nottanga' in Malabar. It is common in surroundings... Not much important. 😍മലയാളീസ് 💐

In Indonesia, it's just a wild tree that is only used as a toy, or we call it "CIPLUKAN" a group of children are usually blown at the end and then crushed on the forehead, but some people already know that this tree has benefits.

In Indonesia, we call it "ciplukan" It's kind of wild grass, easy find in every country side area but in small size.

We ate these fruits in our childhood but we didn't know that It's so valuable.

Tino tino. I love it. It burst when we chew it. Found in my fathers cornfield . We rushed to pick them and put right away in our mouth. Hmmmm taste really good .

In our province here in the Philippines, we called it "Tino- Tino", a wild grass/shrub that grows in sugarcane fields or countryside, usually eaten by chicken and other kids. Feel amazed that it's so valuable in south america.

This fruit reminds me of my childhood. It grows freely in my countryside

In my country its call Ciplukan. This plant grows wild in the fields. Me and my friends often look for this plant when the rice or soybean harvest season arrives. We get a lot for free and can harvest it every day after school. Really nice memories😁

Our deep respect for the land and its harvest is the legacy of generations of farmers who put food on our tables, preserved our landscape, and inspired us with a powerful work ethic. Love from Korea🇰🇷💕

I never thought that this is a fruit and ppl eat it too. My whole childhood is wasted now

In Indonesia its called "ciplukan" and growth in the wild like grass

I used to cultivate it in France like tomatoes. Very easy, head in full sun and feet in deep, rich and moist soil. Very very very productive !

Here in Kenya they mostly grow in the wild .....when we were young we used to go looking for them...they r rly delicious n they smell amazing

We called in "tino-tino" in the Philippines. Its my favorite when I was a young. 💖💖

This is native in Brazil too. Here, it is called Physalys, a part of the scientific name. Brazilian golden berry is more sweet and have more intense flavour. I love it!

We play this fruits in my childhood time I don't know this called golden berry.👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

In india Kerala we call it thottapotti, nottanodiyan,njottanga, mottambli etc.. മലയാളീസ് ആരും ഇല്ലേ 😜😜😜

Omg i miss eating this during my childhood at the province. It just grow everywhere in the woods besides coffee trees and native guavas.

Это физалис очень вкусная ягодка и растет красиво.У нас на Кавказе встречается в горах и на садовых участках

Quê mình rất nhiều cứ mổi ngày đi học về là lùng ăn .về nhà muộn bị mẹ la hoài.nay xa quê 24 năm rồi.ước gì quay lại tuổi thơ❤❤❤

Its good memory kids time i riyally enjoyed muttamblika.

It's called CIPLUKAN in Indonesia, now being rare, years ago it's live wildly

These berry grow up spontaneously in rainy season ,in my village we call it "Pil-pota" love from India

Pernah makan bginian, pas q SD, diajari sama temanku yg pindahan dari Jawa.. Asam2 manis.. Sdh 32 tahun bru tau ini namax golden bery :D

In the Philippines we just play this when we are small 😂😂😂

This video created nostalgia. My boyfriend once brought me these from his farm. It's the most amazing fruit I ever had. It's known as rasbhari in my area.

In my childhood in Kerala,it was grown wildly,the ripe fruits consumed a lot Grand parents knowing it's medicinal values to cure stomach related ailments,squeezed it's leaf juice ,and treated children by giving drops internally for belly ache,wonderful results, but later it's medicinal value receded to modern medicines,as a sign of natures withdrawal from humanbeings childhood !

We call it as "Sodakku thakkali"in தமிழ் நாடு

We ate this when we were young. In our place we call it 'sodaku thakkali' in tamil. It's nostalgic.

we name is ceplukan "jawa" in indonesia

In our place people thought it as a wild palnt and remove them. Nice to see them as valuable fruits in other countries.

Quả này lúc nhỏ mình ăn rất nhiều . ăn rất ngon . Sau lớn lên rồi mới biết loại quả này rất tốt cho sức khỏe.

In my place we called it ciplukan. You can find it almost every where, they grow wild. But now i never found it anymore.

In kerala (in India ), this fruit plant can see in every road side and grounds.. But it only grow in small size. Taste is very good 👌

These plants just grow wild in the Philippines. I like picking their fruits when I was younger.

Such wealth is freely available in our golden soil of Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️

OMG! I didn't know that these berries are edible! I used to see these bushes near my grandfather's farm. Though I often see birds pick on them😊

Omg this brings back lots of childhood memories.. We used to hang out in jungle and fields to collect this berry and play with it and then eat it. I never knew it is being exported by other countries. It's easily available here in India and especially in north eastern States. Well taste wise its bitter when it's green in colour, better to eat when it turns golden...☺️

I remember playing this whenever we go to the river swimming,this is grass in mindanao😅😅😅😅😅

This is native in Bangladesh. Indigenous people eat it when they were child. So tasty, I love it.

Last 3 decades of my existence I never thought that this fruit (tino-tino as we call it) is that popular and full of essential nutrients because me and my siblings together with the other kids in our village (Passi City, Iloilo, Philippines) used to pick them in the sugarcane plantation, rice fields after harvest season and everywhere they can thrive...maybe this fruit is one of the reasons if not the main reason why we grow up healthy because we ate a lot of this almost every day when we were...how I wish there still more of them growing in our locality...

This is used to grow in my grandmother's garden. It was planty. No body takes care for it but it used to grow a lot. It's sweet but 2-3% savoury.

ഇത് ഞങ്ങളുടെ ഞൊട്ടങ്ങ ആണ്.. പണ്ടു തൊട്ടേ കുട്ടികളുടെ ഇഷ്ടപ്പെട്ട പഴം. അത് മാത്രവുമല്ല ഇത്രയും വിലപിടിപ്പുള്ള പഴം ആണ് അന്ന് കഴിച്ചത് എന്ന് ഓർക്കുമ്പോൾ ശരീരം മൊത്തം ഒരു വിറയൽ, വേറേ ഒന്നും കിട്ടാൻ ഇല്ലാത്തത് കൊണ്ട് ആണ് എന്ന് ഈ സായിപ്പിന് അറിയില്ലല്ലോ..

Sarap nyan😋😋noong mga kabataan nmin lagi kami nangunguha nyan sa bukid😅😅

in Indonesia, especially the city of Padang, West Sumatra. the name of the fruit is LATUIK LATUIK.. usually used as medicine, from the roots to the leaves and of course the fruit. This plant grows a lot in the yard of the house, and is like a wild plant. the point is this plant is FREE😁

There are many golden berries where I lived before in the Philippines during my childhood, never dared to eat them because I thought they were poisonous

It looks like a lantern... 😃 the moment they opened the outer cover, the fruit is shiny n looked tasty... we dn have this type of fruit here in India...

Hi! Canada here. I believe these are called Aunt Molly's ground cherry. I tried growing them last year but didn't do well. (beginner) I just bought some at the store from South America!! I will try growing again this summer.

We learned everyday. Thanks for sharing.

Wolah,, ceplukan neng Indonesia akeh neng sawah.. Dadi hama tanaman.. 😂

I have known it as "tino-tino" used to hunt for them in my childhood days!😅.... they were wild plant with really nice fruit...small in size, sweet but also sour with lots of seeds inside... but it is not much known here in my country😅... only some of the locals, from provinces, knows that it is also a fruit... 😅

We called it teno-teno..it grows anywere here in province..we used to pick it along the road going to school during my childhood days very great memory indeed..

We called this in my country TINO-TINO and growing up everywhere 😋😋❤️

Lol. I eat it when i was kid in the forest. It grow in everywhere

മലയാളികൾ ഉണ്ടോ?😆 similar to our മുട്ടാബ്ലിങ്ങ 🤩🤭 KANNUR🔥

😳😳அட இது நம்ம ஊர் சொடக்கு தக்காளி 🍅🍅🍅 my village small tomato 😁😁😁😁😁😁👌👌👌👌

Philippines has this kind of plants but in wild, small plants compare this features. We call it so many names depend on the areas dialect. A sweet taste, golden color and one of my favorite foods in my childhood.

This reminds of my childhood.. Searching in the wild for these berries. But times have changed now it's became almost extinct in my hometown,

Here in the Philippines specifically in our province in western Visayas we called it Lupok-Lupok, a wild type of berry which can be seen in a dry fields and lots of childrens loves to eat it

Perennial type. I have seedlings and excited to see them growing flowering and bearing fruits!

Here in Dueñas, Iloilo, Philippines, we call that "tino-tino"

In Viet Nam We called it : Thù Lù. that was a wild tree in the field or fruit garden. 😄😄😄

Interesting. Never eat this in my life. Want try it out

my gosh here in our place we can just pick it anywhere. so blessed to have it here we don't need to buy ❤️❤️

In iloilo called tino-tino. My Childhood memories.😁

Помню у бабули росли такие цветы, мы в детстве их лопали ладонями, нам даже в голову не приходило, что это можно кушать)))

These grow wild here in northern Arkansas, USA. Our ripe wild ones are sweeter and less tart than the commercially grown ones, but are not always easy to find. Here they are often called "ground cherries".

It must be delicious👍👍

Человеческие руки не заменит никакая машина! Спасибо за видио, было интересно! 👍👍👍👍👍

This berry got a name? OMG never thought that. Here in our village they are everywhere and we considered them as weed in orchard. Though they are pleasure to eat.

In Tamil Nadu Tutucorin district we call it as SUDAKU THAKKALI (சுடக்கு தக்காளி).😁😁😁

Woooow golden berry pala yan.marami yan sa farm..ung kinakain namin noong bata pa ako.

Комментарий в поддержку канала, все очень красиво.

Kalau dijawa,Indonesia namanya buah ciplukan...tapi sudah agak jarang...

It's seems that my whole childhood is a lie🙄

This plant often seen in a bushes here in the Philippines. But we know its edible and we love to eat them.

Golden berries contain phytosterols, a type of antioxidant that can help lower the amount of cholesterol in your blood, especially so-called “bad” (LDL) cholesterol. Cheers!

i find these growing in the bushes quite often. i didn't know these were edible.

Ciplukan biasa sih banyak dan liar di sawah, tapi yang jenis golden sangat manis dan jenis yang sebesar telur ayam di grup facebook ada yang menjual benih bijinya tapi harganya mahal.

Very good, allways good chanel☺☺☺☺☺

We called this in our language 'mottamblee' (മലയാളി 🤣)

In indonesia, especially in central java call it "ciplukan" love it!

In our place it's available everywhere. It grows in the wild.

KWETU WAPARE TUNAUAITA MATUNDUJA. IAM VERRY HAPPY TO SEE THIS.

Omg! We didn't know that it could be eaten. We thought it was just an wild fruit

I was living in village, that time was eating this fruits.

It a common plant here in the philippines, and is usually grown during summer, but no one knows about this plant except us, who live in the province, specially in panay in visayas, this plant has 2 kinds of fruit,.others has a white with reddish dots and other were golden, but smaller in size than this one

Cảm ơn bạn đã cho tôi xem video rất thú vị... nhớ về một thời tuổi thơ

here in capiz phillipines we called it "tino-tino" it's usually grow on summer every where

Here in the Philippines it grows everywhere like a wild grass...

it lives everywhere in my country ... it has the local name 'ce-plu-kan' ... it's sweet, a little bit sour and bitter

Video 🔥🔥I just got finish eating some was delicious 🤗😋

This golden berry is available in our locality, people don't eat it here

In my country, it's called CIPLUKAN, it's sour yet sweet..

Aquí se llama tomate 😄🤭, nos lo comemos mucho en salsas 🤤🤤 asados, cosidos, o crudos 😋😊. Hay varias variedades de eso aquí

Reminds me of my childhood, In our province Antique, Philippines. we called it "lupok lupok" coz when you pop it, it's sounds like a gun shot😅😅. I miss Walking like 3-5 hours and when you're hungry just search for golden berry,guava and Jamaican tunip 😀

Here in province of Philippines we called it "tino tino" they grows everywhere

Sunda empire we called " cecenet "

Named Thù Lù in Việt Nam..this growth up wildly every where in country side area

My country have these it wild berry was one of my childhood favourite 😍 no one eat it jus kids