We're Officially in the Pecan Business!
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I’m so happy to see that the tradition of farmers helping each other is alive and well! Great job Arms family!!!
I’m in. Can’t wait to buy some. I’m all for supporting good people just trying to make a living for their family without the big corporate umbrella.
I love the idea of helping a local farmer. I ❤ pecans, too.
I would definitely buy their pecans. So neat to watch the process.
Mr. Buchanan has no idea how his farm is about to explode with the public. It will grow and expand exponentially. He will be so blessed! I can't wait to purchase some...yum!
If I didn't have 3 trees I would buy some. I love my pecans. I love that you are supporting these little farmers.
My family in Texas has pecan farms. My Grandfather was what you would call a “gentleman farmer” but some of his family caught the “bug” and now are actual farmers. My grandmother use to climb the trees and jump up and down to shake the pecans down! She did that until her late 70’s when she fell out of the tree and broke her hip. My grandfather had to take her to the emergency room and the Dr told him in no certain terms that she would no longer be climbing trees!
This is awesome! I think it's wonderful that your family can help out another small family business. This is what families used to do, & we were all better off for it. I loved seeing how the pecans are harvested.
What blesses one, blesses all!!This is sooo neat!!
Yes, good luck to you all and your partners 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
DJ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I think what you are doing is wonderful ! Anytime you can help lift up another farmer it's a good thing. I never knew all that went into harvesting pecans either. Thank you for all the wonderful things you do.
I'm all for supporting small businesses. It's great your parenting up and promoting this pecan farm. God has this whole parenting together and we need to be able to help promoting small business es. Y'all never underestimate God helping all together. Prayers for everything to be blessed in the partnership.❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sounds like a good idea to me. I'd love to have some great fresh pecans. How soon can we get some?
Wow what a great adventure, can't wait. Love that you are helping the small farmers
Great video. Our five trees, planted by my FIL 45+ years ago, have kept us in pecans for years. We have kept the annual gathering going now that we live here and don’t plan to stop. Cheers from Sallisaw, OK.
My grandfather had a smaller shaker that he had built that he used on his own trees(he had 3- he always invented created his own things) and shook them down onto a tarp and we’d collect them up. He had a hand crank shelled that would crack and remove most of shell and we would go through and clean them up in evenings while watching tv. Then they went in freezer (or bellies) for grandma and family to bake with. Miss those days. No pecans trees now. That land is long been sold but the memories last me forever.
I love the idea and would love to purchase some pecans once they're available!!! Love supporting small businesses and family owned. Wonderful ❤
Me too. Nothing better than fresh Pecans.
Let’s all also tell the people on here you will be supporting a family business. And we need to support local family businesses. I love this idea and will be purchasing some as soon as they come out.
We called the pee can ehat we used at night before indoor bathrooms, the pee can.
Pecan was the nut.
I stopped buying store pecans because they were so nasty.
I just showed my husband this video, we will support this pecan adventure from you and DeeJay.
in Australia, we have moved on from shaking to the ground then coming back with either a vacuum collector or a sweep collector. we now use a shaker that has what is like an upside-down umbrella that surrounds the base of the tree prior to shaking, this is then fed into a hopper.
good luck in this new venture with Carl and his family.
That's so cool. I am happy to see channels helping each other.
Wow !!! Partnering with the pecans sounds great!!! I love supporting small farmers!!!
I've been making cayenne infused pecans for 30 years. I pay upward of $ 20-LB! It's imperative for me to use good pecans because l give these out as Christmas gifts etc. EVERYONE in the family expects it. God forbid l get sick! Lol I'll be buying them! Thank you Daniel❤ & Carl! Nurse Judi in Scottsdale AZ and Eucharistic Minister God bless you all ❤
We older ladies do most of the baking. You could probably sell 6 thousand pounds of pecans easily. I will definitely do my part to help them. I love pecans! Can’t wait for you to start selling them.
I grew up in South Alabama and picking up pecans in the fall was something most everyone did. My mother was a awesome baker and my dad’s and us kids job was to shell all the pecans. It was lots of work but so worth it…the treats, pies and cakes were yummy…can’t wait to buy from them/y’all. God Bless 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️♥️
Brooke & Jason’s coffee is amazing. Y’all can find something similar after the pecans.
Every Thanksgiving & Christmas my mom would put out a nut bowl with mixed whole nuts and Dad and I would crack the pecans & walnuts. There were also almonds, hazel nuts & brazil nuts too. I sure do miss those days. Both Mom & Dad are gone now and this just brought back some nice warm memories. Best of luck with you new product.
I visited a pecan farm in Arizona and there is definitely a difference between fresh picked vs store bought. They had a little shop on the farm and sold the pecans there and mail order. I can't wait to see what you offer through Arms Family.
We live in Coolidge and used to have a place called Shalako Farms where we used to get our pecans. They also had a shop on their farm. Loved them! 😊
Sadly, that place was in Green Valley and is no longer giving tours and went "out of business", but was basically bought out by a company and is no longer a family farm. 😕
What a sweet family. Houston and Emily are very blessed to have this wonderful family to help them learn about their state.
Congratulations that is so awesome y’all will do great what a way to help your local community
Yes, I can't wait to get my hands on some fresh off the trees pecans. I am all about helping local farms.
I can't wait to buy some fresh Pecans. It is so nice of the two of you to help out a small farm even though it doesn't sound to small with all those trees. lol Looking forward to it.
Hi guys Kaz from Scotland you should tell your friend the dried out husks can be used in fish and shrimp tanks they have tannins in them once soaked and put in the tank they leave a brown tinge to the water, its called Blackwater tank, for shrimp and fish that live in brackish water, as long as they are not sprayed with any chemicals. That could be another way of selling the dried out husks I buy what they call botanicals all the time for my shrimp tanks.
Hope all of you are good 😊x
As a good southern raised baker, I am SOOOO excited about this pecan idea!!!! ❤❤❤ Y'all can sell pecans like Jason and Brooke @ Cog Hill are doing coffee 😍😍😍 God bless from Texas 🙏😍❤
Yay..finally somebody says pecans like I do, lol. And I live up in Michigan and we say it like you do. :)
Can’t wait till you get this going, I love good pecans. I’ll be a customer for sure!!❤️🙏
Those pecans look wonderful!! Can’t wait! 😊
And Cog Hill’s coffee is great! 😊
This is fantastic. I love the idea of being able to order direct from the farm. A lot of the produce that you buy at the retail stores have been sitting in a warehouse somewhere, sometimes for months. I did security a few times, for a food manufacturer that would have their building tinted and sprayed for pest, (spray that would kill a person if they walked into the building while it was tinted) while they had food products in the building. And I'm sorry you can't convince me, that some of that spray doesn't leech into the food.
I feel the same as well. Buying local, is great for the economy and also getting to know your neighbors.❤❤👍👍
I will buy some from you as soon as you launch them! I buy pecans every year somewhere! Thank you for letting us know! 👏🏻👏🏻
Great video and really like the fact that you are getting back to basics. It is terrific to take the corporate out of consumerism. Really hope those candied or chocolate covered show up as well. Thanks for sharing.
Our Lions Club works with a pecan grower in our state to offer the freshly harvested pecans, every fall. It's been a great fund-raiser for our club for our service projects. The grower sets the price and we add a little bit onto it which is our profit. They also let us know how many cases we have to order to get free shipping. For example, this year, it's 30 cases. We adverse that they are Georgia Grown and this year's harvest. We take preorders. This year, since we have so many who ask if we have more for sale after we make the deliveries when they come in that we're ordering a few extra cases. Other Lions Clubs in Georgia do the same, as well as ones that sell Vidalia Onions (also grown in Georgia). It's a win-win for the farmer and for us plus it funds eye exams and eyeglasses for those that cannot otherwise afford it.
My local Shriners Club sells Vadalia onions to raise money for Shriners hospitals for kids .im in Illinois .
@pamkammann1176, My sister's oldest son is a Shriners,kid. He's in his 30's now but he was born with alot of disabilities and Shriners helped him with surgery on both of his hips and his double Cleft palate and enlarged tongue. Must respect for the Shriners club of IL. That's where he was at. From Northern Indiana.
@@P.B1962 that's so wonderful to hear that they helped him so much ! Praying he is doing well🙏❤️
Daniel and DeJay I hope that the packaging from Arms Family also has acknowledgement of Buccanon Farm on it. I really enjoyed listening to him and his wife and seeing his beautiful land.
I am disabled and living on a limited income. I've always wanted to buy a t-shirt or hat from ya'll but there's too much month at the end of my money so I haven't. I will squeeze enough to be able to buy at least one bag.
Let's save that farm. ❤
Daniel, you do realize that now you HAVE TO sell Buccanon Farm shirts, don't you? 😮😂
I suggest the shape of a pecan tree, chest high and lower, centered with the Farm name below. ❤
I love the marketing genius and ingenuity of country folk. Neat how struggles bring about the best ideas.
There is totally a difference between fresh and processed nuts, I had a Walnut tree in my backyard for over 25 years, fresh definitely tastes better..👍🏻🥰🇳🇿
Wow! Sounds like a great project to be involved in! Family farms are a dying breed due to greed to install solar farms, Co2 sequestration and wind farms in our state (Indiana). This makes my heart happy!!🙏🧡🙏
I’ll buy pecans! I used to live near a small, local pecan farm and since moving, that’s one of the things I miss most….fresh, homegrown pecans. You even pronounce them right. Good on ya…supporting local farmers, finding a wholesome product to put out there and giving us an opportunity to get some! Great video today. ❤❤❤
Looking forward to helping out a local farmer. Love pecans for baking.
Fresh pecans are amazing ❤
Sorry we up north in Massachusetts say Pea-can 😂 but we have our own phonetic language here. I love fresh pecans and you supporting your local farmers to share with us. Another great video
When my family lived in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, we used to go picking up papershell pecans in different places on the base. My mom used to freeze them and make pecan pies. I like them in spinach salad with grilled chicken strips, fresh cherries and raspberry vinaigrette dressing.
What I would do to have a pecan tree in my back yard..You are lucky..
Spicy/hot pecans, candied, cinnamon hint of coffee spicied. We have 3-4 huge pecan trees probably 50-60 years old in our yard my mom planted not long after they built our house on 1958! Dad would walk the yard with a handheld nut picker and get his exercise. But nothing beats a fresh picked pecan. Mmmmm. The cold brew pecan infused coffee sounds good, especially if you make a mocha flavored one too…love iced mocha coffee from Jack’s Hamburgers, a fast food restaurant here in Alabama, Tennessee etc.
Hello Dj ThankYou for sharing me🎉🎉❤❤❤😅
This is a wonderful idea! What great gift ideas. I'm sure the inventory will sell out very quickly. 🙂
My husband married me with 3 young children, raised them as his own, plus he and I had two more. We’ve had a great life. We grands, and even have 3 greats.
God is Great
Love that idea, yes pah caans 😮😅😂 those are good long ones but to crack the little ones are better tasting. Unfortunately I can't eat them I have diverticulitis but I sure love to bake with any nut 😊
Thanks for supporting this farm that has been owned by the same family for generations. Keeping the profits with the farm is so important. This is the reason we have been selling our beef and lamb directly to the consumer for the last several years. I hope you do sell 10K lbs of their pecans!
All support the USA farmers , praying for All enjoy watching all you doing as a family
That was SOOOO INTERESTING! Thanks for sharing.
Love that you partnering with family farms😅
I think it's great what you doing helping me out the other farmer that's pretty awesome. That's the way it. Good luck to all of you.
I knew you guys were a little nuts. Good luck on your new venture. We've been buying our pecans from the same local farmer for about 40 years now.
A "Pee-can" is an old Folgers can my grandparents kept under the bed at night to keep from going outside to the outhouse at night, especially in the winter😂😂😂. True story!
Awesome. So grateful there are people in the world like you and your family. Pay it forward and help someone else. This world needs more people like you. Thank you. Love to all❤️
I all for supporting small business. Please share the link to the pecan farm so we can purchase some from this farm.
I use to buy lots of Ellis Pecans in Texas until I moved to MO then I ordered my 25 pounds and they shipped stale pecans ❗️
I never ordered from them again.
Nothing like new pecans for all your baking needs. Makes a world of difference in the taste.
Just in time for baking season. I will keep checking back so I can place an order. Thank you for sharing.
What a great idea. You've got me thinking about what I can do here in a small town in Canada. Be blessed today!
In this day and age, people don’t want to go to a person’s home the way they used to. We recognized that as we created a way to sell farm fresh eggs to the public without creating events, or hiring employees. We built an egg hut at the end of our driveway were people can purchase eggs at their leisure. Our egg hut is equipped with a refrigerator to keep the eggs fresh, since we are in Texas. It has a drop box for purchase and has a security camera inside so we can verify payment, as well as how many cartons purchased. We know how many are in the egg hut, so when it is sold out, we close it.
We have a pipe entry with an automatic gate where we’ve installed an additional camera that records license plate, vehicle description, and activity. In four years since we built it, we’ve only had one that didn’t pay. After posting his photo on our local community FB page, he was back at our driveway and left the money in the drop box with an apology.
If you’d like to see photos to give this farmer an idea of what he could build without having to babysit it, please let me know.
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4-H and FFA were some of my favorite parts of childhood.
I loved this video it was so educational. I've been out of the loop for the last 2 months had a major surgery. So the pecans are all sold out. Hope i can still order some soon.
YUMMY YUMMY😋. Perfect for the holiday season. You are correct fresh off the tree or frozen for years they ate good. I can still taste my great aunt's Pecan pie for Christmas. Smart move. I will enjoy them. Alabama and Mississippi pecans are the best.
Good luck.
Can't wait for you to post info about he pecans. Love pecan pie, pecan butter, pecan coffee, pecan honey, just straight bagged pecans to eat throughout the year and no only through the holidays, YEA!!! Go! Go! Go!
Such a great idea Daniel and DJ. I am looking forward to ordering some when u Guys start. Thank u Guys for sharing and working with this Family. What a Great Blessing.
Thanks for your time making the video watching from Reno NV
That's awesome that you are trying to help them out , small family farmers are struggling right now
I disagree Daniel. I am a good old southern gal, and we have peCANs not peCons. 🤪
When visiting ole gramma, peecan was a WHOLE different thing! 😂
Nope pacon!
My great granddaddy had a pecan farm in Alabama.
Right on!
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When I was visiting my family in Texas I’ve heard my Grandparents and Aunts & Uncles make a funny joke to people that said peacan.
They would take a pecan and then grab a real “Peecan” that was placed under the bed at night so you didn’t have to run outside to the Outhouse. 😂🤣
I think that is awesome helping and promoting local businesses. I always called them Pecans not pee cans anyway.
I love "pe-cons". I've always called them that as well. No pe-cans for me 😁😜
I love this idea of helping small farms...yeah.
I wish you all much success in this adventure that you’re trying to go on. I hope it turns out for the both y’all.😊
Awesome artifacts. Love that Houston is so interested.
His machine couldn’t shake my pecan trees. Most are hitting 75 years. I can’t believe they survived hurricane Ida now the drought 🤷🏼♀️. Hopefully we’ll have a harvest time will tell if not I’ll definitely be buying from your friend
I would like to put my order in right now for 2- 5lb bags. One to be shipped here, to Voorheesville, NY and the second bag to be shipped to Grove, Oklahoma. With each order I would like an XXL hoodie sweatshirt, with your "Arms Family Homestead" on the front and "Do your Best" on the back!
Southern butter pecan is my most favorite 🍦!!
I know I've said it before, but you two are just so cute together!! ❤😂😊 I've had fresh Georgia pecans one time in my life. But I've never eaten any fresh Oklahoma pecans! I sure would love to try them, they look so good!! ❤
That was so cool. I love your family and animals too. And God bless yall.
That is what we call them here in Kentucky ... lol lol This is excited about their Pecans. This will fit right in your merch building. Beautiful farm! I'll order for sure. This has been so interesting! Thank you for sharing. I'm excited to give them a try.
I used to live in Ponca city OKlahoma in a tiny shot gun house. The next door vacant home had a gigantic pecan tree that hung over my yard too. One year it rained pecans for a month. Just by picking them off the ground filled a big blue tote about 3/4 full. I never weighed it but it was at least 20 lbs. I should of sold them on the corner but I ate most of them and gave some away.
My brother has my Mums property has a pecan tree and it is a massive tree and it didn’t fruit for 21 years the cockatoos love eating them, I have one in my yard and it has been there 20 years and hasn’t fruited yet. Mine and my mums old tree are the hard shell . We used to get buckets full off mums even after the birds had raided. My mum used to give them some other times of the year. My brother still does.
@Arms Family Homestead, what a smart business decision and move! Waiting for the word.. Go! Now, you mentioned maybe Chocolate Covered Pecans, forget that.. Bourbon Balls are HUGE sellers during the Holidays. How to make that happen I really don’t know. My daughter and I have made Bourbon Balls for the Holidays for years and they’re always gone before the Holiday season is over. They make awesome gifts. Just a suggestion to think about. Congratulations on your new business venture. God Bless! ✝️🙏🏻🇺🇸🥰
Where i lived in Cali they grew walnuts, just a small walnut field, they paid my kids $1.00 a bucket to pick them up and of course they did it…they got all excited when they finished and then they would call in the tree shakers and my sons would say…MOM…lol was so funny then they had to start over.
Our church sells one pound bags of pecans and I have purchased 6 pounds. So hopefully we will have enough for the holiday season. If we run out, I know where I can get some more.
You don’t have to sell me on it. Pecan pies have become few and far between since our access to fresh pecans has dwindled through the years. Used to be my favorite, but not so much now. Never realized could be the store bought pecans aren’t as good.
But I want some of that pecan infused cold brew too! Love it!
My grandparents used to have a couple walnut trees. When it came time to harvest, they would put down tarps under the trees. These tarps would catch all the walnuts that fell so they would be easier to gather and not have to pick between the fall leaves and grass. When I saw the tree shaker, i immediately thought about it.
We're from Alabama and we are seniors . My ancestors and myself always have known them to be pronounced PeCons. To each their own though😅
Love pecans! I hope I don’t miss when it’s time to take orders.
I'm not one to but tshirts, hoodies, and hats, but by golly I'll definitely by some pecans! Can't wait! Seems to be a great partnership and he is a very likable guy! Just love good down to earth people I suppose!
I would be happy to help support the Buchanan's farm. I love pecans
Growing up in East Texas. There is a pecan orchard not far from me that my mom and I would go to and get fresh pecans. They are amazing! The place is still there but they no longer sale the pecans. It's sad.
Candied and bourbon pecans are the best. I’ll definitely get a pound for my mom for Christmas. She loves them ❤
Great idea love to support family farm
Yum! Can’t wait to support them. My dad used to love butter pecan ice cream.
Very exciting news! Congratulations I might have to buy some❤