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You are amazing!!!

Bruh I got scammed, these ain’t antique farm equipment

You spare no effort, your light-colored mules are large and very beautiful, I really like this animal , thanks

Sorry but those horses should be in a pasture or paddock. I don't like the way work horses are treated at all.

Hi, I live 30 minutes away from Vevey (Switzerland) and I do also press hay manually, albeit not with a stationary one. From Vevey, we would not ship hay, but indeed fine Gruyère cheese towards Lyon further down on the Rhone river. Very interesting to learn that the idea of pressing square bales has been around since the early 19th century.

Early rendition of the current press of how cardboard is compressed.

I could easily spend an hour or more in each barn taking it all in. I'm less than hour from Lancaster county in Chester county, there is so much history in eastern Penn. I remember an old episode of This Old House, Bob toured some old barns, one of the barns was made of walnut, the whole barn. They built the barns out of the wood that on the property.

I love this! So nice to see this old device in operation. It's better than a museum.

Hay that's not thoroughly dry will burn your barn down. 'Wet' hay still gets baled from time to time (and burns barns down), and I'm sure it did back then, too. But those old farmers were experienced enough to know that the hay needed to be good and dry before they put it in the barn. (I've seen a stack of loose hay heat up in the middle and turn black, although it didn't burst into flames, thankfully.)

Impressive. Beats loose hay for space in the barn.

I just read this in your magazine. Very nice to watch this too

Great job. I love what you’re doing.

Thanks for showing this

Thank you for showing how to build that

Where?

The music ruins the video - you can't hear anything being talked about.

He's has some really cool wagons. That was interesting how three different manufacturer's used the same colors for their wagons. You'd think they would each want their own colors.

Love to see horse drawn implements at work! Reminds me of a simpler time.

This is the way me and my family grew up. Im only 58 and we were considered HOMESTEADERS. we plowed our gardens, cut down big trees for fire wood with mules. Everything had to do with our mules and riding horses. Hard work, but worth every bit of sweat, tears.

Sorry tampon tim should been helping farms not putting tampons in boy bathrooms

He needs to show how to make the wooden frame for the mules

Great video. Thank you.

Mt Hope, Ohio.

8/11/2024 I heard a story on the radio WVPB a program called Inside Appalachia about the American Brabant and the qualities that make it perfect for mountain farmers, short, heavy, and good nature. And a breeder bringing them back, in Wytheville VA.

Great video. It's great that they are willing to use their money to preserve a piece of history for generations to come. It would nice if there was trust to make sure there will always be money to maintain the mill for many years to come.

idk why they have to go thru the whole mess of tying up two horse to drag a bale of hay lol

Beautiful mule team

I've seen a bunch of wagon wheels made, normally to put the tire on, they get it very hot so it expands, put it on the wheel then cool it off with water, and it shrinks onto the wood wheel. It appears to me that machine compressed the tire onto the wheel, is that what was happening?

I'm 40 minuets from this place, I'll have to take a ride.

Nice team super harness beautiful job plowing , you make it look really easy lol ❤❤❤😊

Zack your donkey doesn't want to be in that center stall move her to either end,and you will never have a problem getting her into the stall. If you want to work the fear out of her hang a plastic bag a shopping bag in fact,with a little water in it up in the corner of her stall.Make sure she can't get to it and get her used to it first of course, but just the idea of it hanging in her stall will straighten her out if the bag makes a lot of noise when the wind hits it in a week's time she'll be fine

There beautiful ❤️ I wonder if there's somewhere around where I live that have draft horses that I can look at I've never seen him in person and I would so love to see them and pet them and kiss them they're supposed to be gentle so why not!

The left rein is on the left horse and the right rein on the right horse❤ I don't the middle horse has reins Is that the answer that you're looking for??

Sir.i like this work and ur horse👍

Horsepower

Nice to see a blacksmith at his best. Thanks👍👍

Love this. Real world skills. Love the horses.

ok very good.

What grass are you putting up?

Aww I hope this gentleman got all healed up and back to riding his beloved horses.

Great content! Please ask him to write out all of the books he recomends

This lady is good

Gosh those are some real nice horses (pretty)

Watching videos like this kinda makes me sad. This brings back so many memories for me . I have taught myself to can but the new generation isn’t interested in this and I feel like our history is being lost

would be nice if jeff could give a close up on how the chains are setup to pull logs up on the log trailer

This is so much better than a bunch of loud, smoking machines tearing the forest up. Good job, men and teams.

Unreal that was great footage. Thank you so much for doing what you're doing on rural heritage. John made a mistake twice and said the team doing fine it was me who made the mistake. Is sign of a man able to control his temper very impressive. Great lesson for the young men out there including myself that gets frustrated quick.

What a delight to view! Great work fellas!

Always a pleasure to watch a good team in the woods

sweet thanks