A DAY In the LIFE of an OLD ORDER AMISH FARMER In WINTERTIME in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

Come along with an Amish Farmer as he goes about his daily chores in the middle of winter. From feeding the newborn calves to stripping and grading his cash crop...Tobacco...you will get a POV of the daily life from early morning to evening.

[@DassFrak]

Bon travail toujours très nature merci

[@victorianidetch]

I spent a summer as a teenager on a dairy farm and helped with the milking. Fresh milk from the cooling tank is so good!

[@rebeccabowman6577]

Thanks for sharing! I helped with the milking and cleaning of all the milking equipment. Feeding the calfs bottles and feeding the older heifers. Getting silage down for the cows. And keeping all the areas of the farm clean by sweeping and stuff. I miss those days so bad. I love watching your videos. Again it's so nice that this Amish farmer and his family have let you record these great videos to share. They definitely make me miss my days on the dairy farm I worked at.

[@goatfarmmb]

awesome video, we used to milk with bucket milkers many years ago but we had around 20 cows back then give or take. Keep them videos coming

[@fastsetinthewest]

Nice video. I'd say that the tobacco storage place used to be someone's home. We grew tobacco near Statesboro, Georgia and used those tobacco sticks many times until we converted to the steel gas dryer sheds. A lot of hot, gnat (bug), and back breaking work.

[@PaulTighe-e2n]

Great video enjoyed it 👍

[@stevemerritt2721]

With their care and dedication to growing, Marijuana would be a cash "cow" for them

[@campingfishingloveeveryday3229]

I would love too work on a amosh dairy farm I love farming

[@kararhodes6682]

I don't see any links.

[@fastsetinthewest]

Probably later

[@retracyrb]

Your right no link, I would to see that too.

[@observationpostcharlie1365]

Ok so how is this old order with electric

[@LancoAmish]

The vast majority of Old Order Amish in America use electricity either from solar or generators run off diesel engines. Some even use grid power if they are renting or have purchased a home and is needed to run deep wells, sewage pumps, etc. They’d try to remove the grid power if feasible but it isn’t all the time. Even most of the most conservative Old Order Amish use DC electricity.