AMISH Farmers Small Bale BALING in Lancaster County's AMISH LAND with HORSES
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Come along and watch Amish farmers make small bales with horses pulling vintage balers powered by power carts. As time has progressed more and more farmers are making big bales either using vintage round balers or hiring custom balers. Small bales are still being made generally for horse feed.
This way of life is unimaginable today. I'm 57 years old. I'm from the Balkans, in Europe. In my life I lived and did the same things as the Amish shown here. I can praise the video and all the people who are Amish. A message for the Amish, "That's real life" .
What a grand view of doing the chores, and with fine people and horses at work! So pastoral.
I have been seeing so many amish homes being auctioned off the past few months. I take pictures when I am down there so I can remember the simple life as it was. And to remember that I went there to drive around for the peaceful place it is. Thanks for sharing.
these people are such good farmers and builders.iv seen they work in the states,
Enjoyed your video of baling & stacking on the wagon. Growing up on the farm I remember doing the same thing for my father. Later on my father purchased a bale wagon & it made our job a lot easier .
Merci pour votre démonstration d’adresse avec vos chevaux que dieu vous bénisse et vous protège respectueuse salutations France merci
I have driven for the Amish community for a number of years. It is amazing to see the idiosyncrasies of the different communities/ types of sects
They will win,the old ways😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Today wen I was driving the road I saw a wheat field in shocks along Amish Rd
I’ll have to check that out. Thanks!!
Thank you for this video I enjoyed
.y fuertes en la cabeza de los pueblos de ustedes y el viaje lesfue perfecto
I love the team of 6..
I was wondering how they got the full carts to the barns, would they unhitch the cart and back another team in, but I was amazed as the video went on, to see they use a tractor...
Enjoyed the video!
Its not logic its control but l still like the way of life
The old ways are the best ways to get things done now its just if people can't sit on their arses then they aren't keen to do stuff bring back the old ways of life
4 коня и 4 сина ... Идилия ... Счастие... Благополучие ...
In the far away views, one can see the secular world crowding into fast!!
It's so sad our federal government is pushing Farmers like the Amish and other small farmer out of existence because of taxes and regulations😢
All these just stop oil protesters. Need to come live on an Amish farm for a year or two
Muskelkraft ist nicht effektiv aber effizient. 😮
Красиво!!!!!!!
Why they don't use tractors?
This is how it was done, no electricity, no gasoline. And still they provided for themselves and others and can do it long after electric cars and diesel trucks are gone
@EthanWesWalker I agree with you. If I could, everything I drive would be diesel and hopefully made from used cooking oil or other renewable sources
@@joebufford2972 yet they run an engine to drive to baler.
@@user-zu6qn9ux9n The baler works off the rotation of its tires
Can use a hay bailer but not a tractor? Where’s the logic in that?
They’ve agreed to use horses to pull field implements. Why is that illogical?
Поздрав за много вредни Народ Амиша из Србије!!!
it is nothing more than a tool on wheels for doing a job.
I agree, from a conventional farming viewpoint, logic would dictate making full use of all technology available.
However, it depends how you view success in farming.
The conventional approach has, by any measure, removed 10’s thousands of people off the land and out of rural communities, it’s made it difficult for many to make reasonable return on their time and effort & produces crops that are treated as industrialised commodities that in many instances are over processed into food like substances that are dangerous to human health. The current health crisis in the US, Northern Europe etc is testament to a human health and ecological disaster driven by the modern food production system where the only meaningful measure of success is how profitable it is for large corporations.
Amish farming methods, on the other hand, generally do the opposite.
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