AMISH Planting Lancaster County's MOST VALUABLE Crop with Horses and Mules

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  • Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
  • Come along and watch Amish farmers plant corn with horses and mules in Lancaster County's Amish Land.
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  • @fabriziopelissa
    @fabriziopelissa 2 дні тому

    Complimenti sinceri👍👏
    Anche nella nostra povera Italia, in particolare nelle zone rurali appenniniche dove vivo, quando si lavorava la terra con gli amimali,cavalli ma soprattutto buoi, era una gioia per gli occhi vedere l'ordine e la pulizia dei campi e dei boschi, adesso che ci sono attrezzi meccanici e motori per riuscire a fare tutto, la terra è per la maggior parte abbandonata e l'agricoltura in ginocchio, mi commuovo nel vedere i vostri meravigliosi filmati, rivedo la mia infanzia.
    Grazie davvero.
    🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @jamesducey2685
    @jamesducey2685 17 днів тому +1

    These horses remind me of what it means to be a team with a skilled leader.

  • @kimcircagirl474
    @kimcircagirl474 17 днів тому +1

    those beautiful draft horses🩷🙌

  • @jamesducey2685
    @jamesducey2685 17 днів тому +1

    I'm certain that each of these steeds have their own name, just like everyone that is part of the crew!

  • @rebeccabowman6577
    @rebeccabowman6577 17 днів тому +1

    It's just something to see the, so much technology in tractors and implements now a days, even from when I worked on a dairy in the late 1980s to early 1990s. The new found technology of milking cows now a days as well. We had a 12 cow parlor and milkers. To the amish with the horses and old fashion implements. The stanchion barn to milk the cows, now using milkers to milk the cows. In all honesty I would rather stick to the not so much technology way of farming. I loved it when I worked on the farm. Getting to do so much and even raising 2 calves in to cows and showing them along the way. Watching your videos takes me back to those days and wishing I was still there.