Amish Threshing Oats and Baling Straw
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2017
- Amish threshing oats and baling straw at the same time. Watch as two Belgian horses were balking at the noise of the machines.
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My dad had a big outfit, and we threshed for 5 farmers. Hooked our teams direct to wagon pole. When i was small i did field pitch, and also spike pitch into thresher. Grandma was the cook, and always sent us out coffee and snack morning and afternoon. Grandma had a cook house on wheels, which went with us. She cooked for about ten hungry men, breakfast, dinner and supper. Those were the days, my friend.
I remember watching this when I was 8 or 10 year old, some 70ish year ago on our family farm.
You have the best videos showing how things are done. Keep up your good work. 👍
Thanks, will do!
My style of life also, I wish I could go back 65 years and go skinny dipping in the pond with all the neighborhood kids when we enjoyed having fun over having dirty minds. Many of my mothers family were Amish in the trento, Missouri and Northern Missouri areas.
Son personas muy trabajadoras, eso se tiene que valorar.
I have been there and done that in Western kansas as well as Grant City, Mo. and redding Iowa, I used to travel the thrashing Bee's and loved it. I wish I was still able to do t. It was hot but fun work. I was slim and would have to craw up inside the old Thrashing Machines and clean the shakers and the Conveyor's. There is not a part on the old equipment I ddo not know how to fix or rebuild. I still have photos of us doing this years ago. The last man we did it for was Blaine Walker of Redding, Iowa. I and ray Leivan rode our bikes up there when I was just 14 years old.
I will never forget the breakfast and Lunch the women would fix. You had four large Eggs, Cold Milk, Four huge Soda biscuits about three inch's thick, and white Gravey. If you wanted you could eat two of the Biscuits ith fresh churned butter and Home made Jam or Jelly, Then a big fruit Jar of Coffee or water no sugar, Maybe some honey,
For Lunch, the bell always rang at precisely 11:45 a. m. and you had 15 minutes to wash and get sit at the table. Nobody ever sit down before the Host farmer was sitting with his plate full, He would then say the Blessing, The women would bring the food to you at the table and hey piled it on. Corn on the Cob, aka Roast on ears in the Country) Mashed potatoes, salad. the strongest and hottest coffee in the world to where you usually spit it out as soon as you took a gulp.Always Creamed reas Or asparagress. Home made Light yeast bread, Home churned butter with a tall glass of whole milk with cream on top, and Apple pie. Then you sit an hour after eating and went back out till chore time at 18:00 Hours aka, 6:00 P. M. you done all the chores then went in took a Cold water shower and sit down to a five course dinner also with a Pudding or soft desert. .
Then everyone would settle down in the Living Room and listen to the news and sports then go to bed. That was the real life of the real American man
Raymond F. Pittam
huh...?! I couldn't eat that much if you paid me.
Raymond F. Pittam 7
I never made much money working on farm's but like you we ate good. Always fresh homemade bread and buns. And fresh homemade butter and fresh ice cold milk. I do miss those days. Usually went swimming after doing barn work and bailing all day in the creek we dammed up.
Is that a fowl or is that such a small breed?
The closing credits aren’t very plain,,,,,
I'll bet JD Sales hates these people!!!
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Them fore carts are the most dangerous thing ever invented
All i saw was them baling hay
At 4.24 it shows the thrashing machine !!!!
They use a motor for the baler but not to drive? They appear far more healthy than the average American so who cares about whats easy. If you are healthy-- then hard work IS easy?
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Question: What makes life far more difficult than it needs to be?
Answer: Religion.
andy woof ...and tradition...
Government and Religion, They are both Quackery and propaganda
Even without religion life is difficult.
There is nothing difficult about the way they live. If you lived it since childhood you would find that it’s not as hard as it seems, but than again for many Americans just getting out of bed and putting on a decent outfit for the day is a difficultly. Most rather just throw on a bathrobe and flip flops. My dad taught me that when you find something to be difficult, you are actually just being lazy. If you put enough effort into it you can do it.