RAKING RYE with HORSES in Lancaster County's AMISH LAND

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
  • Come along and watch as newly mown rye is raked into windrows using horsepower in Lancaster County's Amish Land.

Комментарии • 3

  • @jamesducey2685
    @jamesducey2685 4 месяца назад

    More wonders shared of glorious lands. Thanks so much. The green landscape is especially great and the horizon view(s) is phantasmagoric.

  • @fastsetinthewest
    @fastsetinthewest 4 месяца назад

    Well, these animals are amazing. The farmer is amazing. Nicely done video.
    I still remember being on the tractor, the Styled John Deere A or the Massey Harris, Jr. watching the neighbors on the NW corner of Bristol and Duffield Rds near Lennon, MI put up hay with their big horses in the early 50s. I think they're houses on the spot today. Can't go back.
    Tractors finally overtook horses for field work about 1954. Godspeed...

  • @klauskarbaumer6302
    @klauskarbaumer6302 4 месяца назад

    I know why you write 'horses', but they actually are mules and they cover many miles here at a swift pace in this big field. When they were mowing either the rye was lodged at places or the mower got clogged as one sees entire strips not cut.