Real Adirondack Stories | Farming in the Adirondacks
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Think you know the Adirondacks? Think again! Meet the farmers, cheese makers and beer brewers who are bringing their craft to the mountains and valleys we know and love in Northern New York.
To learn more visit: visitadirondack...
When I was a kid, farms were everywhere. Nice to see this again..
Can we please get more “Real Adirondacks stories”? I love these videos!!
Thank you for a relaxing video. Rick with Adirondack Rustic Design. Lake George.
"we're not hear to generate soundbytes" is a soundbyte. You can't escape it.
boring property bear me to it.... by 4 months
Yay
Beautifully done and compelling video!
Don't over think it and exploit it to all. Just live it!😀
looks good . bringing back old days and community . work together on markets and product . try explain this to people .
Multiple NOSE RINGS is nauseatingly weird.
Beautiful video to watch, glad it was in my recommended, love the piercings and tattoos i see as well!
As nice as this is where are these places? I can't go visit if I don't have adressess
Inspiring!
What video production company shot this? Excellent work!
...."and not manipulate people with marketing".....said in a marketing video for local food in the Adirondacks. What's wrong with honest marketing?!?!
Have they seen bigfoot up there as of yet in them mountain's
Yes
@@wm.g6664 wow they are getting close they'll be seen Central Park soon
Awesomeness
I could well imagine they smome a lot of weed there, too
2:22 good god
Also 2:53...
Liking the pro-Bernie stickers in the background. If only!
This video hides the truth behind real farmers in the ADK. The ADKs were founded on commercial dairy farming. Hobbiest farming is a new trend in the ADKs. Commercial dairy farming is not in a good place right now. Farms all across the park are struggling and losing everything. To make a video saying that farming is great and tranquil in the ADKs is highly misleading. Besides hobby farming all other farms are failing. Extremely
I am aversive to animal-dependant food industry, mostly because of very clear nutritional science against the consumption of animal products(which I'm happy to share sources/tough dialogue) and the unethical treatment of animals and surrounding environment. All that to establish that I appreciate you commenting this. I am young adult grew up in Wilton NY at the foothills of the Andirondacks and this predominantly white and affluent group of trendy-farmers is beyond just obnoxious-- they are "specializing" in products that benefit only themselves and the few people that can afford their yuppie food. Commodified, fake, individualist hipster bullshit is what this wreaks of. I'm sure you agree
Noah Parslow Could not have said it better myself. Individualized hipster bullshit is exactly what is happening. The locals laugh at these farms.
@@toddfarmer8317 *individualist. Important distinction. These people are not at all invested in dismantling current power structures and working and offering material support to community because their white "homesteader" privelege is dependent on those systems. I am an anarcho-syndicalist.
Yeah. She’s a farmer so she has to have rings shoved up her nose. She looks so smart.
Was this great life achievement in farming occur before or after u killed off Foundational black Americans?
Apparently, English isn't your strong suit nor is logic. So I'll ask a very important question. What The Fuck Are You Talking About?
Sup
Are you talkin bout Timbuctoo-spelled that way...a 40 acre land in the Adirondack mountains given to 3000 black families that were from nyc at the time mid 1800 by Gerrit smith and named Timbuctoo by John Brown....
I wonder how we can get that back