和【農家の休日】和歌山へ桃を買いに行ってきました。プロが教える「値段と信用」で選ぶ果物の買い方

We went to Momoyama Town in Wakayama Prefecture to buy fresh peaches! This time, from the perspective of a former fruit sales professional, my husband and I will talk leisurely about "how to choose truly delicious peaches" and "the current state of agriculture" that we felt while visiting the production area. And important news! We have opened a new fourth channel **"Kumatori Komorebi Garden Holiday"**! We will be posting casual content about the everyday life of a farmer, our drives, and more. Please support us by subscribing to the channel! 👉   / @くまとりこもれび菜園の休日   If you enjoyed this video, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to our channel! 【Chapter】 0:00 Over 30 degrees Celsius from 8 AM! From the scorching hot farm 0:50 Announcement of the launch of a new channel, "Kumatori Komorebi Garden Holiday" 1:38 The reality of "abandoned farmland" as seen during a drive in Wakayama 2:15 Peach variety relay: The charm of "Natsukko," which is in season now, and Okutate (late-ripening) varieties 3:20 A professional teaches how to choose peaches with fewer "hits and misses" 4:48 Something unusual this year? An old lady explains why "peaches end in July" 6:03 The advantages of "face-to-face sales" and the rules of queuing at a direct sales store in the production area 7:24 "Buying cheap is a waste of money"? The relationship between peach price and trust 8:56 Behind the scenes of the market: Even the same box can have different contents!? The mystery of fruit distribution 11:59 The business of high-end fruits and vegetables is actually a different world 13:28 Conclusion: What is the true meaning of "There are no good products in the production area"? 14:14 Changing Peach Distribution and Preservation Techniques with the Times 16:03 Where to Next? Researching Grape Producing Regions 17:00 Filming Trouble! The Most Important Scene Was Missed 17:22 The Final Thought: Wakayama Was Surprisingly Close #Peach #Wakayama #Farmer'sHoliday #HomeGarden #Fruit #Agriculture #KumatoriKomorebiGarden