Always good to see what you're getting up to. I've been trying to push folks over to this channel to learn more about the scythe and the benefits of using one. Don't know how many converts there might be, but I appreciate you putting out great content like this because it makes the whole idea more appealing.
A difficult and tiring work. Remember to do your daily stretches and you will have less muscular problems. As a landscaper who has done a similar type of work for decades I am giving good advice! Haha.
Hello! We provide all you need inclusive some unique gear such as the Nordic snath and our own designed peeningjigg that gives a perfect peening. See here and please send email for more questions. www.slattergubben.se/produkter/kopa-lie/lieblad-orv-knackutrustning
I looked up to see if the Amish in America still use a mowing scythe but no, they use horse drawn sickle mowers. Don't know if it would work too well in a wet environment.
Why didn't bushes grow in the marsh before it was an airport? Was it because the bushes were grazed down before they became big? If the area had been scythed as soon as it was fenced off would that have prevented the marsh becoming forest?
I am thinking of setting up a similar business here in the UK, politics and culture seem to make a revival of this type of land management abit more difficult but if there’s a solution to the problem hopefully people will begin to apply it
i dont agree with your logic but i keep sheeps in a Meadow im affraid to cut grass because in long grass there are benifitial herbs but if grass goes brown i must cut it plus stupid klima but dont agree cutting trees for a meadow
Brilliant - and thank you for taking the trouble to give the commentary in English!
An excellent video: informative, inspiring, beautifully filmed and very professionally produced. Well done ... och tack så mycket!
Always good to see what you're getting up to. I've been trying to push folks over to this channel to learn more about the scythe and the benefits of using one. Don't know how many converts there might be, but I appreciate you putting out great content like this because it makes the whole idea more appealing.
Thanks! Yes the idea is to educate about biodiversity and the benefits you can get from these tools once started the journey to master the skills!
I have noticed more biodiversity in my yard since I started mowing with a scythe a couple years ago.
Great! It's probably valid worldwide!
Vilken fin videokvalité! Härligt!
I can confirm those little stumps are the devils handy work😂
The saplings are like pulling up carpet, one strand at a time. Fun stuff.
A difficult and tiring work. Remember to do your daily stretches and you will have less muscular problems. As a landscaper who has done a similar type of work for decades I am giving good advice! Haha.
You wanna talk about a hard days work.. my god this dudes stamina is insane
Love your videos and your work!
Thank you!
At risk of smugness, in English, the first vowel in "many" is the same as the first vowel in "rare".
Great work Jan and all of you at Slåttergubben.
No petrol used.
Hey im very interested in scythe mowing. I want to buy a scythe but dont know where. Could you recommend me one? Or where do you got yours from?
Hello! We provide all you need inclusive some unique gear such as the Nordic snath and our own designed peeningjigg that gives a perfect peening. See here and please send email for more questions. www.slattergubben.se/produkter/kopa-lie/lieblad-orv-knackutrustning
I looked up to see if the Amish in America still use a mowing scythe but no, they use horse drawn sickle mowers. Don't know if it would work too well in a wet environment.
I would love to see an update of this land. Looks like this was about a year ago. Did you get to work on this project again this year?
Yes, and came much further with the saplings and bushes
@@slattergubben6702 Thats great to know! I've recently gotten my scythe and am learning to mow. Thank you for all the videos.
vilket skutt i produktionsnivå på filmen! snyggt. och snyggt jobbat ni andra också. måste köpa en rothacka!
Tack, ja det är tanken att det ska ligga lite mer i den nivån framöver!
Why didn't bushes grow in the marsh before it was an airport? Was it because the bushes were grazed down before they became big? If the area had been scythed as soon as it was fenced off would that have prevented the marsh becoming forest?
Yes and yes.
I am thinking of setting up a similar business here in the UK, politics and culture seem to make a revival of this type of land management abit more difficult but if there’s a solution to the problem hopefully people will begin to apply it
Great! Do not hesitate to ask if there is anything I can help you with. Info@slattergubben.se , or call me
@@slattergubben6702 thanks very much!
Do you have a video, where you explain how to mow on uneven terrain?
@@ninniminciullo5256 yes, just visit my channel!
@@slattergubben6702 consider that I am Italian, so I have difficulty with the language, if you can show me the video I will be grateful
i dont agree with your logic but i keep sheeps in a Meadow im affraid to cut grass because in long grass there are benifitial herbs but if grass goes brown i must cut it plus stupid klima but dont agree cutting trees for a meadow