Pineapple Farm Tour! Pisgah, St. Elizabeth Part 1
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- The pineapple comes in different shapes, sizes and varieties. Have you ever thought about what it takes to get from the farm to your table?
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The wonderful natural plants and fruits of these places in Jamaica, paradise still not lost, thanks.
Sooo glad you enjoyed! Thanks for stopping by!
No body cah tell me nuhn. Country life is the riches and the best life a person could live. Big up to everyone who make this video possible especially the tour guide tomalo
This straight facts! Never wanted to go home 😭 it really was a beautiful experience
This ended up being sooo much more than a pineapple farm story. Wealth of information on plants and natural remedies! Even growing up in Jamaica, many of those plants and remedies were new to me. Thank you for seeking & preserving this knowledge. Awesome!!!
You're welcome, LG. It was a wealth of knowledge for real. We are still in awe and plan to go back to finish the tour and record part 2. Thanks for stopping by!
Jamaica have all the natural remedies and super foods that the young people are too lazy to cultivate so I am so happy to see these young people choose to grow what they eat and eat what they grow.. I hope they're able to sell some of what they grow to get an income... Just WOW - I love it!!
Yes we do indeed have the natural remedies. Thanks for stopping by, Gwendolyn!
I would love to tour that farm when pineapples are ripening. Must smell heavenly!
The Brissett's are fundamental in the development of the community of Pisgah. Its indeed a blessing that moments like these could be captured and share with the world.
So true! They are really a beacon in the community! It was a pleasure to have this experience with them. We will definitely be back. Thank you for stopping by!
Hi Val 👋🏾
Hello Shantel
I'm from Jamaica and I never heard of the soap bush?... wow st. Elizabeth have a lot of remedies
Yup! And we haven't heard the half of it. Our tour was cut short because of the rain but we are going back for part two. I'm sure Tomalo has some more remedies to share. Thanks for stopping by, Corey!
The simple life is the best life...Thanks for the beautiful tour.
That is so true, one one. Thanks for stopping by. We hope you stop by again when we do part 2 of the tour.
WONDERFUL Pisgah tour , our culture is being preserved.
Thanks for stopping by, Dean!
Beautiful landscape.I love the country areas bad.
Excellent video. So sorry that the children in the rural areas are ignorant of these experiences. Good job. Jamaica to the worl'.
The view is breathtaking. So much knowledge to be gained from these video. Thanks miss for showcasing our beautiful island.
Thanks for.stopping by, Kelly-Ann. You.need to make a visit there.
Jamaica Is such a beautiful place.
Is sure is! Thanks for stopping by, Chelsea, and we hope to see you for part 2.
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It was truly a blessing to have Bev and Ari in our small community. Hope you guys will grace us with your presence for Part Two.Love you guys and thanks for the exposure of Brissett pineapple tours. It was a pleasure❤️
The love and respect we received was overwhelming! We are looking forward to sharing with you guys again. Part two coming soon! Much love!
Live in pisgah as a child,nice to see the place again,blessing
It is really a peaceful place, Irene. Your childhood must have been a good one.
I'm from spring failed I used to live with my grandparents we go to pisgah sometimes
I am from Jamaica, the eastern part, from the parish of St Andrew, I spent some time in Black River, and use to go to Maggoty to take the train to Kingston.
I don't know if there is a train system anymore.
I thank you for taking the time to show us your pineapple farm.little did I know that there was such a beautiful place.I grew into a man in the lovely parish of St Elizabeth.when I come to Jamaica again I will be paying you a visit.
It would be nice to get products from Jamaica here. I see yellow yam, but no breadfruit or pineapple. Thanks for the education. God bless you all.
We're not sure about the train either as it is mostly highways now. Thank you for stopping by. And we do hope that you get all the goodies you want when you.come to visit.
The train service was discontinued years ago. From in the 90s.
No man rain could never be negative at all it is always a blessing especially for the farming communities.Glad you can return
We were glad to go back as well. Thanks for stopping by, Bandit!
@@bevianaschronicles just love the second video. The place is amazingly beautiful and you can see that the family truly enjoyed sharing their piece of paradise so that the world can see.
@@bandit4truelove126 they almost didn't want us to leave and we were sad to go as well
Jamaica Jamaica is bless wow coming home
So blessed. Lol such beauty! thank you for stopping by! 💕
I love this video. This is the most educational video I have seen in a very long time. I will put this on my to do list when I come to Jamaica to visit your farm.
It will be worth the visit! Thanks for stopping by, bug baby!
WOOOOOOOOWWWW! Talk about Travel edutainment! So much learnt about culture and history in less than 30mins!
You know your next step is gonna have to be organising group tours right?
🤣🤣🤣thanks for stopping by, RaDiCaL!
Jamaicans are so beautiful..!!🇯🇲🇯🇲♥️♥️💯💯
Yes we are! Thanks for stopping by, uncle Ben.
The food basket, my birth parish, never tired of the beautiful rivers mountains and food ❤
Big up tomalo and Maria
they were awesome hosts!!
Just beautiful and bountiful 💛🇯🇲
We completely agree 💕
Treasure trove of knowledge. Way to go my guy 👍🏽
Thanks for stopping by. Be sure to come back for part two.
THANKS FOR SHARING AND LEARNING ABOUT MY FAMILY HERITAGE
It was a wonderful experience. Beautiful family 🙌🏽
Beautiful community. With some amazing people.
It really is, Davin. Thanks for stopping by!
This dropped in my feed
I couldn't believe I learned so much in one content
We know! We were blown away too. We are going back to complete the tour though so there will be much more to learn. Thanks for stopping by, Marlon!
My God this is so refreshing.i enjoy every moment.The juicer is amazing.
We did too! We're going back for part 2. Thanks for stopping by!
Wow love this video all this natural stuff
Thanks for stopping by, Devvonie. Glad you enjoyed it.
Good job cuzzos !!!!
Ordinary Jamaicans doing extraordinary things reminding us of the simply wholeness of rural Jamaica. I saw my land at it was fair.
Indeed, Ingrid. Thanks for stopping by!
Lovely and very informative!
Really appreciate it!
great cultural heritage
Nice ! Fresh fruit and sugar cane from the garden
Exactly! Thanks for stopping by!
My grandmother use to crack open the cocoon and take out the kernel she would then parched it grind it and make a hot drink it almost taste like coffee.
This is my place.. bless up u self.. and bless you to all the blackwood family 😘
Thanks for stopping by, Jacqueline.
@@bevianaschronicles no I grow up there
My mother side of Family (Barracks) owned 1377 acres of land spanning Ginger Hill to Clermont in 1831, main crops were pineapple, coffee, and pimento
The soap bush was a treat on Saturdays. I love how nice and fresh my skin was after using the soap bush 💞
It's so good!
What is the proper name for the bush, please? I want to get the plant.
Yeah, we used to use it in the Ridge Pen, St. Elizabeth area to fry fish. It give the fried fish a very nice flavor. Blessings to you
Love this video of my sweet st Elizabeth westside
We loved it too! 😁
I'm watching from the United States Virgin Islands...THE WORLD'S PARADISE!!!!
Trumpet bark used for making ropes in the Nassau Mts. Very strong. The bark is soaked in white lime water and , thus, tanned.
That's quite interesting, Valerie. Nature is wonderful. We'll be sure to ask Tamalo if he knows about the bark for rope when we go back for part 2.
Strictly ITAL.....💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
That's the way we're supposed to be living. Thanks for stopping by, Nattyp.
Thanks for this tour, I loved EVERY minute of it. Some of the plants I knew but didn’t know they could be used for those things. Also, that pineapple/cane juicer gave me life @Ari save piece a di cane fi mi. Keep up the great work y’all
Nel! this was really an eye opening tour! omg. Nature has the answer for everything! Me need fi save piece a cane fi yuh yes!
Thank you for your support Nel
@Bevianas Chronicles does this farm have a website
Very nice video my friend I love it I used to work in a pineapple farm in Ginger help Mr. Rankin pineapple Farm
Thank you, Carol. Thanks for stopping by as well.
Jamaica is bliss
It sure is!
I am not a fan of fertilizers, but wow, the land is rich and fruitful.
It really is. It was a sight to behold 😍
Nice video 👍🏾
Much respect for stopping by! Thank you
Thanks for sharing I left Jamaica almost 40 years but I still crying to home keep forming it's a blessing
Awww! Sharon! Don't cry. Keep the memories strong. Thanks for stopping by!
Nice to see my people working on nation building
Where is the sugar pine. My favourite apple. Big up pisgah farmers keep going you know how to do it. My mom has 2chains of pine trees growing now in her yard. Didn't know that medicinal effect of Chena flowers. Nature is therapy. Years I haven't seen the cocoon. My mom had it in her water when we were growing up.True purpose of the annatto. I have some seeds in my cupboard, bring back from yard. This video reminds me of my childhood, enjoyed
... and that was just half of the tour. The rain stopped us from seeing it all but we are going back for part two! So what are you going to do with the anatto seeds?
@@bevianaschronicles I used the seeds to colour my oil by dropping them in the heated oil for 5minutes to infuse the oil when I am frying fish or salt fish fritters. This give the food colour rather than a white finish product. I would love some of those green pods as their seeds gives a stronger colour than when dried.. Back in the days there was export for annatto, turmeric, ginger, pimento,corn but things has changed. A sweet memories.
Wow I have to find out how close this is to my luxury condos development in Black River
It's about an hour away from ys falls, way up in the hills. Could be less though. We were driving kinda slow. We'll know the exact time of the journey when we go back for part 2.
Anotto is also good in coconut rundown and stopapass with salt mackerel and codfish as well as codfish fritters, yum, yum.
Wow! that's something to try!!! sounds yummy
@@bevianaschronicles You should, the codfish fritters taste nice especially with hard dough bread.
@@carmenbarracks8965 alright!
Yea man,
Beautiful tour and explanation
For real! Big up Tomalo!
Love how u visit my community keep doing a good job one love ❤
We really LOVE Pisgah!
I live in Jamaica for years and never heard of the chumpet doing that am from mandeville
Amazing isn't it! Thanks for stopping by, Peter.
Ah Peter a lot of trees over in Top Hill just up the hill from Coolshade on the main going to Mile Gully
Very informative...
Thank you. We appreciate it
Thank for sharing this lovely video with me 🍍🍍🍍🥑👍🏽❤❤❤👁👁
You're most welcome, Paulane. We can't wait to share part 2 when we go back to finish the tour.
My favourite fruit 🍍🍍🍍🍍🍍
and the ones in Pisgah are super sweet!
Country life is good for the soul
Facts, Lurell. Facts! Thanks for stopping by. We hope you stop by again when we do part of the tour.
Thanks for the tour, I haven’t seen this soap tree since I was a child in St Thomas but didn’t know the eye drops bush, know the tree but never knew the uses❤️🙏🏽👏🏽
You're lucky you even knew about the soap bush! It blew our minds. We're never too old to learn. Thanks for stopping by, Deloris!
Love your video that natto we use to colour the cooking oil when making it so good l always say every disappointment is for reason even though it may not be obvious at the time
I will be watching your channel along with elite jamaica and a few others lts really enlightening as l am living in London l love the video lots of memories will share with others
All the best to every one keep the fate
Thanks for stopping by, Millie. We look forward to bringing you many more memories! 😁
Nice tour guide
He really was 🙂👏🏽
I really really really enjoyed this video.
So happy you did! We appreciate it
This is a good seenrie
Love it
Watching from Canada bless to you all
Bless you too Adassa! Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the love!
I never notice that about the trumpet tree!😲
It was an eye-opening piece of information for us too. Nature's own hurricane detector.
My home town big up all my family from pisgah love and respect pineapple was in money that time money use to sweet 😂😂😂
Thanks for stopping by, Everette. Check out part 2. We posted it this evening.
African tulip the eyedrops real name
We appreciate this! thank you!
Oh, such a beautiful pineapple farm! Plus so much more, thank you for giving us this beautiful tour. I especially love seeing the pineapples ripe golden color. All I see in the stores (in the US) is mostly green pineapples. But yours ripen up on the plant. Thank you for sharing your farm. Always, thanks to the Most High!
You are most welcome, Eileen. We can't wait to see what else they have in store when we go back for part 2. Thanks for stopping by!
Wondering knowledge on natural remedies.
Wonderful indeed. Thanks for stopping by!
I went to Pisgah primary
Big my town up move to Pecos, the Reids, Blackwood's and Williams family
Love the knowledge share. 🙌❤
Really appreciate you stopping by
@@bevianaschronicles I'm staying.... Subbed
@@tees_corner 🙏🏽💕
Strength for today and bright hope for tomorrow. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK .I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL.GOD BLESS YOU ALL🙏///.........
Thanks for stopping by, Glen!
Jamaica is blessed I didnt know stuff these exits the soap bush
They sure do! And I'm sure there is a lot more that we still don't know. Thanks for stopping by, Paul!
That's my parish when I was a little girl I rem seeing my grandmother use d trumpet bark and trist it to make rope and a whole other things all other things that things young man is saying is true real facts big up u self my bro
Sorry d word is twist not trist
That’s really cool! Nothing like memory lane!
Thanks 👍 so much for showing this film, it's very educational, I have never seen Pineapple plants before, for some reason I thought Pineapple 🍍 grew on tree's.
Well, Shirley, every day we learn something new! Thanks for stopping by!
Mi like 👍this pineapple 🍍tour. Mi learn a lot from this one video 📹😅. Big up yourself Shan Zenzen
Thanks for stopping by, Vinette. But this is bevianas chronicles
Ei really really enjoyed this video it was so informative love the bush tour please do more of these tours what a beautiful scenery so lush and relaxing Learn about the soap bush and the lipstick one too mi granny use to use it inna salt fish too I think but mi lef Jamaica so long so can’t be too sure if it was salt fish dah England now from 1966 so yuh si why mi love this going down memory lane so god bless from London England
Thank you for stopping by, Mama Jens. We have many more in store for sure. We can't wait to d part two of this tour too!
I love this video ♥️
Thank you! We hope you will like part 2 when we go back to finish the tour.
Rasta men eat the cawcoon. I saw another blogger who went to a house and she got some to eat
Really!? I wonder how they prepared it though. Our guide did say it was good for the kidneys.
Very informative I enjoyed the tour.
Thanks for stopping by, Tubse!
His demonstration is awesome
yes st best can wait to go back home lovly green
Thanks for stopping, Richard!
I mean children in the urban areas. Even though some of the young people in the rural areas are void of these experiences.
When we were there and saw how the children were just happy and free we thought the same thing about the children from the urban areas. It is a bit sad. Thanks for stopping by, Erica. We hope you stop by again when we do part 2 of the tour.
Anatto used to give the fish colour Puerto Ricans use it a lot
We want to get some when we go back for part 2 of the tour. Thanks for stopping by, Georgia!
Tomalo you are the boss bro.how do you care for those little pine suckers you plant around the house 🏠 😉.
lovely pineapples
Lovely and sweet. Thanks for stopping by!
@@bevianaschronicles can imagine
You're welcome
Jamaica has plenty to offer , please like share and subscribe. Thank you very much
So much to offer! Little but tallawah!
100% facts
love it really awesome ,
Thanks for stopping by, DJ. We can't wait to go back for part 2.
Love this video very informative.
Thanks for stopping by, Shells. We can't wait to go back and finish the tour.
God bless jamaica. 😁
Sweet sweet Jamaica 🥰
Very beautiful and informative🙏🏾🥰
Indeed it was. Thanks for stopping by, Shatana.
Wow im from yaad n the first seeing soap plant great video love the rain
It's the first we were seeing that plant too, Solomonn. Thanks for stopping by!
We use that to put in run down
The cocoon? 😳
My family from Pisgah
Big up Pisgah!!
This is a beautiful video excursión, however, the music is extremely distracting. Keep it organic...not everything requires music. I would have loved to hear everthing all participants had to say. Thanks for the video..my parish St. Bess
Thanks for stopping by, Happy Reader. St. Elizabeth is indeed a beautiful parish and we can't seem to get enough of it. Where else in St. Bess would you recommend that we visit?
I am.from Pondside. There is a pond called Great Pond, bordering Pondside, Parottee, Hilltop. Lovely areas
There is a story of how the Pond cane to be! Check it out!
I'm impressed!!! I'm wondering if we have soap bush here in Tobago.
That’s definitely something to research 😊
Love this content !!!
Thanks for stopping by, Audrey!