Springtime Field Work In Amish Land--Lancaster County, Pa...Plowing, Seeding...Horse and Mule Teams

Springtime is a busy time in Lancaster County Pennsylvania as farmers begin plowing, harrowing, disking, and planting their fields. The Amish still use horses rather than tractors for their field work. Here are different sized teams of horses and mules.

[@centexan]

Enjoyable video. Watching those six horses turning soil row after row after row reminds me of the old saying, plodding along.

[@klauskarbaumer6302]

Your great video shows that working the land with equines can be done successfully otherwise the Amish wouldn't do it and is aesthetical on top of that.

[@LancoAmish]

Most definitely on both points. I get excited when the custom combines pop up in the neighborhood too though. 😀

[@andrelacombe2131]

Very nice video 👍

[@kevinpullus3079]

Thanks

[@klauskarbaumer6302]

By the way, the video also shows the wisdom of crop rotation.

[@larrykrise3609]

get a tractor,save on grain and barn cleaning

[@steverotz666]

Turn off the music would. rather her birds and natural sound have never heard amish play music while working