Love the old photos of horses and equipment. The drone footage and music is amazing. It's really a pleasure to watch your videos. I know it's a lot of work with an already full-time farming/logging business so thank you again and again.
Horses were the power sources on the Virginia-Kentucky border when I was a child and I still remember the wonderful smell of the fresh turned earth mixed with horses’ sweat, the leather harness and the plow man’s odor all mixed together on a bright spring morning! You bring back memories!
It’s so different to see you and your wonderful horses working …. It’s calming and very interesting.. thx from an old forester from central Washington state..
Poetry in motion, those horses sure can walk a straight line. Or maybe it’s the guy driving keeping such a true furrow ? Kudos to those horses walking right at that drone. I saw an ear or two flicker but they didn’t miss a thing.
Beautiful, Jim. Thanks for sharing. Makes me miss the sound of trace chains jingling. I've worked with nearly every kind of horse there is to work with in my life, and I've listened to some pretty snooty dressage people tell me all about side passing and getting the horse to cross their feet as they side pass, and I always think you haven't seen side passing until you've seen a good team of work horses turn a plow in a tight place and drop it accurately into the next furrow. They are a joy to watch.
Another great video Jim and excellant drone shots too!. I can relate to your Amish helper of years ago. after i retired from my Hay business. I started the Satellite industry here in Western MA in 1982, and I used a one horse plow behind my van to plow a single furrow to lay the multirun sat cable down across the lawns, fields, etc. back to the house's. some runs were 600 ft or more. And that plow worked great. keeping it straight wasn't too hard a task. But I had plenty of horse power for sure!. Thanks again for another great video and best of all for sharing.
As an Australian English teacher in South Korea, I can tell you there are many words that our American friends spell differently. Most common being words ending in "our" (favour/favor) and "tre" (centre/center). It doesn't bother me too much, until they start abusing irregular verbs as pointed out by o ldman's post above.
Then take note of the word "rough" so I know an old guy who goes "pluffing"! English is a really stupid language and America tried to fix it up a bit but it didn't catch on everywhere.
i could watch you working your horses all hitched up and plowing your fields forever and a day. The horses are gorgeous animals and look to be very trained. Those are truly God's animals (with Jim throw in too). lol Enjoy all your vids especially the one of the horses moving the huge boulder out of your field. Super vids you have and thank you for sharing them with us. I am your newest subscriber.
You have so taught me a lot in the time I have been watching your videos. You have taught your horses well and it's just amazing to me the patients you have and understanding... First time I saw horses was in Germany working on Sundays pulling logs out of the woods. I have two forestry degrees and I love learning new things and seeing how different people do things ... In Germany was a real education for me I met this man who was a German forester and he invite me out for the day and boy he didn't even have to tell them after they were unhitched at the landing they turn right back around and head back to skid the next logs out.. Some people don't see how intelligent animals are I have always seen as my family had farms and you get to thinking like you know most of the time how they are going to react so I love seeing you involve your whole family it is a valuable asset to them as well that most will never have the opportunity or most wouldn't even care.. I so love your daughters and how they are when working with them. I would love to have met such a woman in my life I think its wonderful. Awesome daughters and one Awesome wife Jim.
Hi Jim great to see the different plows I didn't have much to due with plowing it was always my dad or my elder brothers.My dad was the last person I think to get out of horses in our area and buy a tractor but he didn't , buy any implements for it so the single furrow walk behind plow was now pulled buy the tractor the shafts on the tumble cart was removed and draw bar fitted to go behind the tractor . stay safe
Thanks! Love it! I plowed with an old JD B you could plow one furrow both ways, had cast iron points, put new points on, went to the field and dropped it on a stone and snapped the point right off it- never got to use it!
I recently baught a 2 bottom plow for my tractor. father has been trying to verbally explain what to look for while plowing and how to. thanks to you it makes allot more sence. now just to fix my plow into working condition.
Such a beautiful and serene video yet a lot of work for those horses and Jim to work the land and make a living. we tend to call those days a simpler time but in reality those were hard times for most people.......
After watching the drone footage I finally understand about a two bottom plow. I always thought you used both blades at the same time and now I see one is when you’re going down on the right and the other one when you’re going down on the left. I learned something today which is great keep up the good work enjoy your summer. I should’ve said enjoy your spring.
I really enjoy this time capsule Jim. Your father had wise words , hopefully this plow starts scouring better this year for ya. I’ve had more than one conversation with a fellow WH plow owner bout your troubles. I especially like that four in hand hitch you had on the plow. Very slick 👌
Daaaang Jim Abby has some mad Drone skill. Seriously, i'm going to watch the video again. down low, to the right or left. Jim your plow lines are straight and uniform. what fun, what a life and give Abby an extra slice of pie with some vanilla ice cream. cheers
Another great video! Amazing how the horse can keep every step in the furrow! I guess practice makes perfect, driver included!! Drone view was very nice too. Thanks!😉😊
Your new plow lays the sod over real nice, and pretty wide slab of sod soil. No sticky problems. Your 1st plow for 20 bucks was just like our 1st 2 bottom trip plow, those broke alot of ground over the yrs. Just seeing it was a surge of memory. I was little but I seen that plow.! Then we got a 3 bottom. Abby, good job with the drone, those things are amazing the aerial views, wow. I was interrupted , so good excuse to watch this one again , ah ha. Thanks, owe , the fella in the beginning, Jason? that guy is an ox, hook him up to the plow if the horses need a break, he is a go gett'n bruser. Good job you guys. Put some electrical tape or a dab of paint on that adjustable sleeve position. Loved the Old Photos. Hearing about the Old Days gets me fired up. Thanks.
Your right about Vermont. Our garden grew the best and biggest rocks every year.😁 Very enjoyable video and the plowing was great. Thanks for the video and take care, Al
I starded to plow with a handplow. I want to learn it , and i want my little ones to say. My grandfather did that with his horse. You inspirede me tank you
Yes, it does seem odd, but you have to remember, when I plow, I go with out stopping. When I am logging and pulling big loads, I will only pull for 5-10 minutes and then they will get a long break.
Thank you for the bit of history of your farm plows, it's interesting to hear the stories of the progression in where you started to where you are. Not many people understand that "dead broke" status, including me, yet I came from share cropping heritage, and I understand what it is to want more for your family! You've done well. God bless.
Hey Jim, play some nice music for your horses to enjoy as they work so hard.... they would enjoy it, trust me. I'm serious now. they are playing live classical music in the zoos and every zoo animal really do listen and walk up to the sound.
@@WorkingHorsesWithJim We are ahead of your area in field work, but I actually use the cultivator also for bed preparation, having it set up with 5, at times even 7 goosefoot shovels using a cross bracket between the two shanks. So far we have potatoes, cabbage, broccoli, arugula, spinach and radishes transplanted respectively sown.
The view with the drone makes me be amazed at how a being of ± 180 lbs succed at controling a group of beast that weight above 5500 lbs. They're generous,
Jim check out the Howell Living History Farm Plow Match. It is the Saturday of Labor Day Weekend. The location is below Lambertville, New Jersey. Plowing in the morning and Obstacle Course in the afternoon. Nice event with good food, good music and great folks! Homemade ice cream!!
We had mules when was little boy started working mules at age 4 my dad started we boys out young. Had 4 brothers i was the youngest. We got a tractor when I was about 12. I couldn't cultivate with it so I would cultivate with this big red mule we had he walked real fast and we could cover a lot of ground. Didn't have to chop no grass cultivating with him and I loved that old mule hated to see pass. Love your video's good lock and God bless.
Thing that struck me as I watched was that I didn't see a single bird coming down to pick over the turned turf. Maybe the drone scared them away, but I've also noticed that there are fewer birds in my area too. Seems things are changing faster than we realise perhaps?
There’s a fragrance associated with plowed soil the is unique to that activity. Also, as a youth, I recall flocks of seagulls that would scavenge the plowed soil especially in the fall.
Furrows look great. The horses seem to be okay from the noise of the drone which would be a great plus. All this recorded footage is a history book in the making and whatever you add will be blast from the past for you and your family forever. One day the farm won’t run with horses but your futuristic families will look back with huge pride and say that’s my Grandad and these my grand mother in the old days and will say what a find job you done doing all the things with the horses. They will even know their names as well. Just saying.Cheers
WOW! That drone footage is about as good as I have ever seen. Every time I thought "Oh please get a shot of...." there it was. Artistry in dirt.
Glad you enjoyed it!!!
Everything pure and genuine, so it should be.
Those turns at the ends of the field are such a beautiful choreography between horses and man. Compliments all around.
Thank you
Absolute beautiful video, such a pleasant watch, twice.
So glad you enjoyed it
Love the old photos of horses and equipment. The drone footage and music is amazing. It's really a pleasure to watch your videos. I know it's a lot of work with an already full-time farming/logging business so thank you again and again.
So glad you enjoyed it, thanks for sharing
Horses were the power sources on the Virginia-Kentucky border when I was a child and I still remember the wonderful smell of the fresh turned earth mixed with horses’ sweat, the leather harness and the plow man’s odor all mixed together on a bright spring morning! You bring back memories!
What a time to be alive. I'm in my bed under the sheets watching crisp 1080 drone footage of a plow pulled by horses.
yes, these are funny times!
It’s so different to see you and your wonderful horses working …. It’s calming and very interesting.. thx from an old forester from central Washington state..
Thank you very much!
Thank you for taking us in a world that many of us wished we were born into.
Thanks for watching
It is a lot of hard work
You seem so calm and peaceful.... I really enjoy watching ... your horses are amazing. Thank you for taking the time
Thanks
Nice little history of the different plows you have used in the past.
Thanks for watching!
Nice job them furrows are nice straight. what a beautiful day.We woke to four inches of snow today.Thanks for the video
Poor man’s fertilizer...
Such a great video, so peaceful watching the horses happily plowing away. Beautiful land
Glad you enjoyed it
Poetry in motion, those horses sure can walk a straight line. Or maybe it’s the guy driving keeping such a true furrow ? Kudos to those horses walking right at that drone. I saw an ear or two flicker but they didn’t miss a thing.
I can almost smell the fresh dirt. Mmmmmm Very relaxing video. Thank You
Glad you enjoyed it
Love watching how you do things is pretty nostalgic. I’m a history teacher so watching your videos are really interesting. The horses are awesome.
Beautiful, Jim. Thanks for sharing. Makes me miss the sound of trace chains jingling. I've worked with nearly every kind of horse there is to work with in my life, and I've listened to some pretty snooty dressage people tell me all about side passing and getting the horse to cross their feet as they side pass, and I always think you haven't seen side passing until you've seen a good team of work horses turn a plow in a tight place and drop it accurately into the next furrow. They are a joy to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it
Love the beautiful drone footage in the intro. Can’t wait to see more inside!! Yay!
The drone pictures are great , thank you ! Bob
Another great video Jim and excellant drone shots too!. I can relate to your Amish helper of years ago. after i retired from my Hay business. I started the Satellite industry here in Western MA in 1982, and I used a one horse plow behind my van to plow a single furrow to lay the multirun sat cable down across the lawns, fields, etc. back to the house's. some runs were 600 ft or more. And that plow worked great. keeping it straight wasn't too hard a task. But I had plenty of horse power for sure!. Thanks again for another great video and best of all for sharing.
Thanks for sharing!
Wow! She has really mastered that thing. Drone views were great and very entertaining!
Thanks for watching!
Pretty impressive plowing, straight as can be. The team makes it almost look effortless.
Thanks
Amazing watching you farm with horses & various pieces of equipment.
Some nice looking horses
I understand why you need 2 more horses! You have a lot of land!
To you're family ! Appreciated , you're decision to share your passion !
Thanks
We spell the word plowing :as ploughing in the UK...I’ve noticed quite a few words are spelt and pronounced differently in the US.
Love the channel.
Yes, it’s interesting!
Spelled.....
As an Australian English teacher in South Korea, I can tell you there are many words that our American friends spell differently. Most common being words ending in "our" (favour/favor) and "tre" (centre/center). It doesn't bother me too much, until they start abusing irregular verbs as pointed out by o ldman's post above.
Then take note of the word "rough" so I know an old guy who goes "pluffing"! English is a really stupid language and America tried to fix it up a bit but it didn't catch on everywhere.
@@louisecassidy5991 👍
Very good video. Liked the history, drone footage and music selection. Good job Abby.
Thank you so much!
I noticed when the drone was directly in front of the horses, there were 6 ears pointed straight ahead!
Lol yes there was.
The three hitch look good walking down the field, nice drone shots.
i could watch you working your horses all hitched up and plowing your fields forever and a day. The horses are gorgeous animals and look to be very trained. Those are truly God's animals (with Jim throw in too). lol Enjoy all your vids especially the one of the horses moving the huge boulder out of your field. Super vids you have and thank you for sharing them with us. I am your newest subscriber.
Liked the pics and different plows you've used over the years Jim enjoyed the drone footage as well. You have a beautiful farm. Thanks for sharing
Thanks 👍
so much to say but i will settle for what a wonderfully peaceful video to watch on friday after a hectic week. thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
You have so taught me a lot in the time I have been watching your videos. You have taught your horses well and it's just amazing to me the patients you have and understanding... First time I saw horses was in Germany working on Sundays pulling logs out of the woods. I have two forestry degrees and I love learning new things and seeing how different people do things ... In Germany was a real education for me I met this man who was a German forester and he invite me out for the day and boy he didn't even have to tell them after they were unhitched at the landing they turn right back around and head back to skid the next logs out.. Some people don't see how intelligent animals are I have always seen as my family had farms and you get to thinking like you know most of the time how they are going to react so I love seeing you involve your whole family it is a valuable asset to them as well that most will never have the opportunity or most wouldn't even care.. I so love your daughters and how they are when working with them. I would love to have met such a woman in my life I think its wonderful. Awesome daughters and one Awesome wife Jim.
The plow and horses did a great job and of course the driver gets some credit too. The field looks real nice.
Thanks!
Hi Jim great to see the different plows I didn't have much to due with plowing it was always my dad or my elder brothers.My dad was the last person I think to get out of horses in our area and buy a tractor but he didn't , buy any implements for it so the single furrow walk behind plow was now pulled buy the tractor the shafts on the tumble cart was removed and draw bar fitted to go behind the tractor . stay safe
Thanks, you too. Thanks for sharing your history
Thanks! Love it! I plowed with an old JD B you could plow one furrow both ways, had cast iron points, put new points on, went to the field and dropped it on a stone and snapped the point right off it- never got to use it!
Sorry you weren't able to use your points, I've had plenty of problems with plow points on some of my older plows before also
I recently baught a 2 bottom plow for my tractor. father has been trying to verbally explain what to look for while plowing and how to. thanks to you it makes allot more sence. now just to fix my plow into working condition.
Glad I could help!
Such a beautiful and serene video yet a lot of work for those horses and Jim to work the land and make a living. we tend to call those days a simpler time but in reality those were hard times for most people.......
Yes, and we have had our share of hard times too. But we love what we do
@@WorkingHorsesWithJim I can tell you love farming with horses and i enjoy watching your video's very much.
Nice drone footage keep the videos coming stay safe and God bless
Thanks and you stay safe as well
Hi Jim, ploughing looks really great. It´s a very good plough turning around the soil in a proper way. Farm on, Andreas
Just so cool.
Really awsome thank you for the content videos are what some of us need brings back great memories
Glad you enjoyed it
After watching the drone footage I finally understand about a two bottom plow. I always thought you used both blades at the same time and now I see one is when you’re going down on the right and the other one when you’re going down on the left. I learned something today which is great keep up the good work enjoy your summer. I should’ve said enjoy your spring.
Glad the footage made it clear to you
That was beautiful ploughing well done.
You are a fantastic horse man and farmer.
Glad you enjoyed it
Fell asleep listening to this wonderful music thx….
Your horses are so pretty!
Great drone footage Jim.👍😊
Glad you like them!
She’s getting pretty good with that drone
Great story on the equipment , pictures & explaining how it all works , very well done 👍 , stay safe ! Bob
Glad you enjoyed it, hope you stay safe as well, Bob
I really enjoy this time capsule Jim. Your father had wise words , hopefully this plow starts scouring better this year for ya. I’ve had more than one conversation with a fellow WH plow owner bout your troubles. I especially like that four in hand hitch you had on the plow. Very slick 👌
It's scouring much better, thanks. It's worked perfect this spring right from the get-go
You have had warmer weather than us in Alberta, Canada. We don't have any grass growing yet but have started to work the fields. Nice plowing.
Thanks
Great drone footage! Really enjoyed hearing about your plowing experiences
Thanks! 👍
Daaaang Jim Abby has some mad Drone skill. Seriously, i'm going to watch the video again. down low, to the right or left. Jim your plow lines are straight and uniform. what fun, what a life and give Abby an extra slice of pie with some vanilla ice cream. cheers
So glad you enjoyed it...enough to watch it again! We will have to give her some pie and ice cream as you suggested!
this man is easy to watch and his family is - he is such a good man and they are -all I can say -very lucky to have him as a dad- he is a good man
Another great video! Amazing how the horse can keep every step in the furrow! I guess practice makes perfect, driver included!! Drone view was very nice too. Thanks!😉😊
Your new plow lays the sod over real nice, and pretty wide slab of sod soil. No sticky problems. Your 1st plow for 20 bucks was just like our 1st 2 bottom trip plow, those broke alot of ground over the yrs. Just seeing it was a surge of memory. I was little but I seen that plow.! Then we got a 3 bottom. Abby, good job with the drone, those things are amazing the aerial views, wow. I was interrupted , so good excuse to watch this one again , ah ha. Thanks, owe , the fella in the beginning, Jason? that guy is an ox, hook him up to the plow if the horses need a break, he is a go gett'n bruser. Good job you guys. Put some electrical tape or a dab of paint on that adjustable sleeve position. Loved the Old Photos.
Hearing about the Old Days gets me fired up. Thanks.
Wow what a fantastic horse Bill is. He deserves an extra ration of grain tonight. Thank you for the video.
Your right about Vermont. Our garden grew the best and biggest rocks every year.😁 Very enjoyable video and the plowing was great. Thanks for the video and take care, Al
Thanks, you too
I starded to plow with a handplow. I want to learn it , and i want my little ones to say. My grandfather did that with his horse. You inspirede me tank you
Hope it goes good for you! thanks for watching!
Beautiful rich ground. Well cared for horses look and act so good. Watching Jim’s horses warms my heart.
Thanks for watching!
Nice drone footage, especially the part right in front of the team.
Looked like the horses were enjoying being filmed at work! Great Video.
Didn't seem to mind it too much, anyway
I find it amazing that to plow you need 3 horses but to pull those heavy logs out of the woods you only need 2 horses
Yes, it does seem odd, but you have to remember, when I plow, I go with out stopping. When I am logging and pulling big loads, I will only pull for 5-10 minutes and then they will get a long break.
Hochachtung vor dieser Leistung.Vor Mensch und Tier.Sehr sauber gearbeitet.Es ist eine Belohnung hier diese Videos anzuschauen.Herzlichen Dank
Danke fürs zuschauen!
That is so bueatful watching the horses work. Thanks for such a great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Well done. Beautiful video.
Like everything on the farm, so much work for one man .... this has to be where the term .... labor of love comes from.
Excellent video. Keep up the good work, Jim.
Many thanks!
Kathy Ark Mi. Nice work thank you for sharing love and appreciate it so much. It’s so nice to watch see your handiwork
Thanks for watching
There is something primeval about turning the sod and looking forward to another year of harvest
Really like your old pictures, at the end of the run that's what we have to show our pictures to match our stories.
Thank you for the bit of history of your farm plows, it's interesting to hear the stories of the progression in where you started to where you are. Not many people understand that "dead broke" status, including me, yet I came from share cropping heritage, and I understand what it is to want more for your family! You've done well. God bless.
Another great video... as usual!!! Good job with the drone, Abby.
Thank you so much 👍
Hey Jim, play some nice music for your horses to enjoy as they work so hard.... they would enjoy it, trust me. I'm serious now. they are playing live classical music in the zoos and every zoo animal really do listen and walk up to the sound.
Thanks for explaining how you got a New England accent in Upstate New York.
You sure plow straight, love your horses
Its so nice and relaxing watching the horses working love the music and drone shots
Glad you enjoyed it
A truly masterful video....many thanks for explaining the 2 bottom cut-off plow idea.
Very peaceful
IJust love your videos. 💗
Thank you so much!
That two way plow is a time saver by eliminating having to lay off the field in lands like you would have to do with a single bottom.
Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing.
I have exactly the same cultivator, just used it the day before yesterday. Your plowing is perfect: straight lines, depth, covering vegetation.
Did you cultivate already? You are way ahead of us!
@@WorkingHorsesWithJim We are ahead of your area in field work, but I actually use the cultivator also for bed preparation, having it set up with 5, at times even 7 goosefoot shovels using a cross bracket between the two shanks. So far we have potatoes, cabbage, broccoli, arugula, spinach and radishes transplanted respectively sown.
Real horse power. God knew what he was doing when he created those horses
Muchas gracias por el buen trato que le. Dais a esos caballos,y lo obedientes que son,,gracias,desde España.
¡Muchas gracias por ver desde España!
Really nice video !! Spectacular drone video !! Those straight furrows are quite impressive, also !! (:(:
wow,, thank you,,, God bless,,, amen,,,
It appears that your horses are getting in shape from the winter. When are you plowiing your garden?
Soon we hope
👍👍very cool Jim
The view with the drone makes me be amazed at how a being of ± 180 lbs succed at controling a group of beast that weight above 5500 lbs. They're generous,
Jim check out the Howell Living History Farm Plow Match. It is the Saturday of Labor Day Weekend. The location is below Lambertville, New Jersey. Plowing in the morning and Obstacle Course in the afternoon. Nice event with good food, good music and great folks! Homemade ice cream!!
Thanks for the info, sounds fun!
Oh yeah the drone is perfect for this kind of action 👍😮
Love your videos...grease all those fittings before you put it away, it will keep the moisture out and allow for a quicker start next time. stay well!
Great tip!
We had mules when was little boy started working mules at age 4 my dad started we boys out young. Had 4 brothers i was the youngest. We got a tractor when I was about 12. I couldn't cultivate with it so I would cultivate with this big red mule we had he walked real fast and we could cover a lot of ground. Didn't have to chop no grass cultivating with him and I loved that old mule hated to see pass. Love your video's good lock and God bless.
Thanks for sharing and for watching the video
Those are the straightest rows I have seen. Keeping your eye on the goal in the distance.
Thing that struck me as I watched was that I didn't see a single bird coming down to pick over the turned turf. Maybe the drone scared them away, but I've also noticed that there are fewer birds in my area too. Seems things are changing faster than we realise perhaps?
We did use to have seagulls swoop down, even though we don't live near the sea, but we haven't seen them in years.
There’s a fragrance associated with plowed soil the is unique to that activity. Also, as a youth, I recall flocks of seagulls that would scavenge the plowed soil especially in the fall.
Furrows look great. The horses seem to be okay from the noise of the drone which would be a great plus. All this recorded footage is a history book in the making and whatever you add will be blast from the past for you and your family forever. One day the farm won’t run with horses but your futuristic families will look back with huge pride and say that’s my Grandad and these my grand mother in the old days and will say what a find job you done doing all the things with the horses. They will even know their names as well. Just saying.Cheers
Thanks!
Another good one.when things are adjusted right things go better.Nice drone shots.
Thanks 👍
Very impressive watching your horses work. Would love to see you do a video on working the team: back up, turn left, etc.
Nice work. Many guys with a half million dollars of machinery have no idea how to do it right.