Young Amish Man Plowing With Horses
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Gives you a certain respect for those generations that came before us.
Kinda, yet it also shows how stupid and backwoods the Amish inbreeding, raping, incest and bestiality can be.
The fact that they think they are doing imaginary sky daddy work when they could have been very well off by using worldly things to make their communities rich beyond most people's dreams.
Once you learn about the real amish and how they treat their people you might change tune.
Won't belong, and we will be back to this way of living...
@@bigloads3600 Yeah no. We are so far advanced at this point that we will find ways to keep farming using powered things. Diesel is just a thinned down oil and there is so much oil based products out there that we could make a lot of diesel to run tractors and other equiments. There is also a huge amount of things that run on natural gas and many natural gas wells and system are powered via their own supply. You could use a lot of these wells for power to build and farm stuff. We will never go back to horse and buggy crap ever again. we will go steam long before we go to horse and buggy.
Even when the world ends there will be people producing their own bio fuels for decades.
@@kameljoe21 I'm talking about when ww3 hits and we have nothing.... won't be long if it keeps up as it is....
@@bigloads3600 You do understand when SHTF stuff just not disappear right? It only takes someone with some common knowlage to find and source stuff.
There is enough solar, batteries, inverters, generators on the market right now that you can keep running for more than a century with what we have on had if 90% of the worlds population dies.
You do know that natural gas pipe line systems are ran off their own generators and will likely run for years before something fails. Depending on where you live you can shut down a lot of the main lines and redirect that natural gas where ever you want. Tri fuel generators exist right now.
Propane is one of the easiest things to find. Damn near every house in every city in the country has a propane bottle for a BBQ.
You could gather up enough fuel to run your generator for a long time.
Just because the grid goes down does not mean you can not be with out electric and all of the perks it offers.
Solar is so easy to build and to use. There is so much solar all over the country that likely you already know where an array is at.
You do know that most ac things will run on direct DC. As long as you have the voltage you can run a lot of stuff directly off AC.
If you were to have several arrays set up then you could run a lot of stuff. Some stuff requires reverse polariy. You do need to have 120 plus volts from your solar in order to run these things and enough power. I know people who use solar panels directly to run chain saws, weed eaters and a large number of tools.
As long as you have the sunlight and enough voltage.
So when SHTF I know what I am doing. Collecting propane, generators, oil, solar panels, Diesel trucks and a lot of diesel. I am also going to move down south where the climate is just right. Find natural water souces and be mindful that once water for irrigation and daily use stops water levels will begin to rise in areas where a lot of water has been pumped from. It might take several years before that happens. Another thing, be mindful of damns as well.
Make sure you build out a large group and take on everyone you can in the first 90 days because after that people will be devoted to a cause that may or may not be good.
The more people you have the better.
My grandpa owns a ranch, he grew up and lived on that until he joined the army during Vietnam. I always respected him because of the tedious and hard work he would do at a young age. He would get up at 4am and heard sheep until past dark at age 7.
The older generations are a different breed
True, but back then 14 old kids looked like grandpas... There's always another side to it.
In in
@@Hfgh564Work is character building, having earned something makes a person(s) appreciative of what they have, if referring to the other side of it.
Everyone CAN do this work. It's just not everyone WILL do the work. With hard work comes satisfaction.
В России тоже почти не осталось крестьян, все бегут в город, крестьян ущемляют агрохолдинги. И так происходит во всём мире. Последняя попытка возрождение крестьянства была в Кампучии, Салот Сар приказал всему Пномпеню идти в деревню и выращивать овощи, а всех, кто спрятался, расстроился и расстрелял. Всему миру он известен под именем Пол Пот.
Сегодня в России традиционные промыслы и земледелие развивают только какие-то общины, например, анастасиевцы.
Но нет никакой поддержки.
Animals liked having a purpose, as long as they're well looked after 😊
@@Sarahyoutubeaddict i wouldn’t say that
There is an old Irish saying.
'Tired is the ploughman who lets the horse rest at the headland.'
I have some wonderful memories of Jack our Clydesdale. I remember my Dad going to him in the field on a Sunday and talking to him about the work plans for the coming week. He would throw us up on Jacks back, and he would leave us there while Jack grazed. When he was finished, he would move to the yard gate and call my Dad to take us down. God bless you, Jack. He died surrounded by family 1968.
Sounds like great memories 👍
More should have been done to preserve the working horses DNA never know when were going to need them back with solar flares emps etc. And just for their sheer magnificence.
We had a huge draft horse Mule named Sam = rod'em bareback as kids to let the cows out thru the lower pasture gate at milking time
Thank you for sharing
@@ddoherty5956 as you can see they are used to this day.
In sat la bunica mea,era un bătrân care avea căruță cu cal .Ajuta pe toată lumea ,doar carat lemne,obiecte,saci cu grâne,pentru moara de făină,cate un călător cu bagaje și se descurca foarte bine . Niciodată,nu am văzut sa lucreze pământul ,așa cum face acest bărbat ! E spectaculos ce face ! Doar felicitări,sănătate și bucurii ii doresc !
Уважение и любовь к животным приносит свои плоды. И работа в удовольствие !!!
As you get simpler things take longer but are more satisfying. A beautiful field to plow with horses...quite flat & no rocks are visible.
Farmers, backbone of humanity
Thank you! (from a farmer)
Aveți dreptate,..dar câți mai gândesc așa???
Chi lo filma e’ una iamisc? 😠
Every day we need farmers 3 times a day. They fuel our efforts. How many other professions do we require that often 🤔
@@generationfallout5189 respect. I'm a 4th gen farmer but I'd say there are other professions equally important to maintaining the civilization we enjoy today.
My grandpa would be proud of this young man.
My grandfather would have had a few things to say about the "straight furrows " 😂
My grandpa too. My dad told me this is how they farmed. Dad was born September 13,1929.
kolay gelsin bereketli olsun inşallah abem
Человеческий труд и умение работать и зарабатывать себе на жизнь и корм для животных... Супер но это сложный процесс для выращивания хлеба и покормить животных❤❤❤. Лошадь очень умные животные которые даны богом для помощи людям...
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Dios creó a los animales antes que al ser humano (segun el Génesis).
This is the real 4hp manual transmission land master.😊
More like 60HP Lol. A horse is like 15HP… blame some idiot in the past for that one 😅
@@James-T-RC no. 1 horse = 1 horse power. Simple as a pimple
@@jasonMB999 😂 Google it.
right
Absolutely correct ...
That’s real horse power there
Im interested
4HP
@@alexmartinez3862 без учёта вращения коленчатого вала)
Not even working hard, just kinda idling
4 horses is overkill 😮
Молодец. Всё экологически чисто. Желаю вам удачи и процветания.
Nice, I smile with rememberance of my Great Grandfather. He supposedly had the best ploughing oxen team in the district around the time of WW1. He was well in his 80s when I was a kid under ten, 50 years ago.
When the next great depression happens, these people wont even flinch. RESPECT!
Sure some will feel it. The price of their alcohol will get more expensive.
@@swall7240 they probably just make it instead
Америка после того как 🏳️🌈🇺🇸🏳️🌈
@@Dmitriy3210reality-phobic people
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People seemed better off in smaller communities living a simpler life, more appreciation and humility
Belgins. Thats all the Amish use for plowing here in south central PA. (My father used mules for plowing in the 1920-30s) The old men use mules for cutting down the grass in the pastures. They use part quarter horses for carriage. The Amish are good neighbors and honest people that survive as a tribe. Great road side stands during thr summer. Yummy. ❤
Why mules, not horses for plowing?
@@user-kq2wq4bu6g cheaper
@@user-kq2wq4bu6g Por que mulas são mais resistentes a um dia de trabalho, dão menos passos passos para percorrer uma mesmas distância em relação a um cavalo e comem menos também.
@@user-kq2wq4bu6g Çünkü, Katır daha güçlü.
Mules are stronger and pull better @@user-kq2wq4bu6g
Well done sir. These kids today wouldn't be farmers if they done it this way. No gas, no oil used. And no expensive equipment. This is how it's done fellers, the real way to increase your profits, and get one with your animals.! Again, well done sir.
It does not make a such big profit as small tractor does . It takes too much time to carry horses . And horses are always expensive.
@@Nicholas-lh1qp there were no tractors in the beginning that fed a world before it became the world it is now. All you had in the beginning was animals to plow with. Even a cheap tractor isn't gonna be as profitable as animals. We use to not mow grass, we let the chickens loose with the goat's and they cut the grass. Lazy people created tractors, mowers, and equipment. The built such things because of being lazy!!! The reason America died, lazy!!! Lazy lazy lazy
def not increasing profit plowing fields like this lol. unless you have an entire Amish community working for free for you.
Except those four horses eat more food than it would’ve cost to put diesel in a small tractor. Not to mention they’re quite literally working themselves to death. Work smarter not harder
@@andrewlee8204 how'd you survive when they done it with animals so long ago then? I believe you are mistaken.
I remember those days helping my Grand pa and Dad work our mules in the garden... That was the good ole days.... So many wonderful memories of walking along side of them plowing the rows of vegetables..... ❤
Seeing this chap has brought back a memory of a farmer in the village that I grew up in here in the UK, ploughing with horses, he never used any mechanised equipment on his farm whereas other farmers in the area used tractors etc.
Великобритании?
Really?? In Europe also?
Feel happy after watching this environment friendly way of agriculture.
Much love & respect to the Amish❤️ I love to buy from the Amish, fresh vegetables, baked goods, & just have a day filled with great conversation ❤️ They truely inspire me, the traditional way of living life❤️ living off the land, helping each other❤️
My both grandparents use one horse their whole lives 🤣🤣. I was amazed ti see that the horses rlly enjoyed the hard work.
Yes, 4 horses! I mean thats really great distribution of work load...even 2 horses could also do the job
How can you see they love the hard work? The poor horses have no choice
@@angel-a123You know nothing about horses. There is nothing poor about these horses. This is what they do for fun
My Dad used to plow the Garden like that, only he had a 2 row plow. And ALL of his Sisters did it also. That was the way of Life for them. I often wish it was still like that, so this country would be a WHOLE LOT BETTER OFF
If we went back to a life like that I believe there would be less problems in the world. You don't have time to have problems, there's work to be done.
HaHa! I like to eat.
And less people as the lack of common sense would weed out a shit load of people.😂😂😂
We'd all starve, because at the time this was "modern" there lived barely half the people that live nowadays.
Lol. You don’t live in an Amish community do you ? I have grown up in Amish country and they are more wild and get in just as much trouble as us non Amish . If you only knew all the crazy stuff they do and all the trouble they get in.
@@dtm7909 I grew up in Pennsylvania. Yes, they get in trouble but it's mostly the young ones and it's due to external influences of the world. I'm also not saying we should be Amish, I'm referencing an agrarian lifestyle.
Protect this man at all cost. He has so much to teach us that has nothing about farming. Simple, happy, life.
With you....
I did this with 2 horse-donkey mix’s in Durango Mexico really made appreciate everything I was given after.
My dad said he missed the horses after he went "modern". He could take a nap while the horses rested. 😅
This is the real life humans have forgotten all about it
Look working horses with Jim. Er weiß es noch.
انا من منطقة منطقة فلاحية بالمغرب . عندما كان الفلاحون بالطريقة الطبيعية عن طريق محرات خشبي تجره اما الثيران او الاحصنة . كان المحصول ياتي بكثرة . اما الان الالات تقوم بدك الارض . كما انها قد تقوم بتقليب الارض اكثر من الازم . لدا انا من محبي هذه الطريقة من الحرث
This guy knows what he is doing. The furrows are straight and cover the entire field and all four horses work well with each other.
Četiri konja za jednu brazdu je ipak malo previŝe
@@petarmilasinovic1028 Wouldn't it matter how long they are working? So the extra allows them to tire less?
Plowing with a team takes an unbelievable amount of practice, coordination and skill, especially to plow such straight furrows.
Indeed.. a good driver and a seasoned team is a sight to behold. 🐎 🐴
I feel so comfortable by watch that young man, his crew/horses n those fields. That is how humans worked before our generations ❤
Nice to see a big team still working.
I have a picture of my grandfather ploughing with three horses in the thirties.
When I tell anyone, nobody believes me. 😢
not only do they save on gas but they also get a half ton of free fertilizer per 1/4 acre😂
May be...
You do realize keeping a horse is expensive, right.
Tractor is faster, cheaper, and straighter.
US too. when We thought we were poor people.....but now...???
Nothing about this, in ANY way, is more efficient than a 2 row plow and a tractor.
This is literally, just dumb.
I have to say me, and the tractor always got along better than a pair of horses 😂
Not everyone understands horses it's alright
U cant beat them real horses mate, the way they walk and fart at the same time its just magical
Yep. Leave the horses to the horsey people. They can be smug and get almost nothing done all by themselves. Me, I like to get things done.
@@sugarrfree And you are downwind of all those farts.
Getting a glimpse of how simple and conventional ways of life can add an extra 10 miles. No chaos, no clutter just pure life.
Вот это натуральный труд! Молодцы!
Our forefathers were incredible.
Your forefathers were Amish?
Yep, and so we're the women.
The aswell helped when not enough men
@@OneTequilaTwoTequila why do you have to be so stupid everyone did this not just Amish
No, they simply didn't have tech. Ever stop to think that if horse and plow were actually better, then we wouldn't have tractors? The minute engines could do the work of hundreds of horses, the horses were replaced. It takes effort to live as Amish.
Try 7,000 years, our forefathers can move 80 tons blocks to build the pyramid, using sound waves?
I myself never saw man build a byramid of the same size to date.
A little odd, an Amishman being photographed with modern technology. I was raised in northern Indiana, and from a boy till now, 80 years, I admire and respect them and their work ethics.
My sister has lived up there since 1994. Ask her about their kids inherent disabilities that aren't addressed in addition to other things. She could write a book.
Hoodie and beanie scream "not Amish!" to me. That's ok. More than Amish farm with horses.
Mennonite maybe Amish probably not.
I don't claim to be an expert or know all the fine details between the two religious groups but is a general rule Mennonites are okay with using technology dressing in what the Amish would call "English clothes" (That's modern clothing not actually English clothing) or being filmed.
Believe it or not There is a lot of people that are not either one of those religious groups that still use horses to do work in this country, I have a friend that I met here in California in high school (30ish years ago) that to this day is a hardcore horseman that uses his horses for everything, he even moved to Wyoming to be a traditionalist rancher.
A simple lifestyle is better than the world we know today
Oh sure, life was great back when half of newborn babies died and a simple viral infection was a death sentence. Ah, the good ol' days!
Yes at least there is no people identify as binary 😅
@@Palestine146 haha omg ur so funny!
@@isaackvasager9957 yes natural selection was a good thing. I would be ok with half the idiots not being here.
Yeah living in a cult that is RIFE with incest, SA, drug abuse and DMV is great >:(
"Gas" on that 4-horse-power "engine" is superbly more cost effective than gas for my Toyolla Tercell.
👍 Передаю большой привет из Сибири. Вы молодцы, что держитесь веры, обычаев и традиций своих предков. Это и есть настоящая жизнь. У нас тоже есть такие люди, у нас их называют "староверы" то есть люди которые живут по заветам предков. К сожалению их становится все меньше, большой мир наступает.
Нас хотят загнать в ,,собачьи КОНУРЫ - квар. по 7 кв.м и надеть собачьи намордники (маски) , чтобы НЕ кусались и НЕ лаяли !!! "
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Может, и нас скоро жизнь заставит пересесть на лошадь.
Скоро в Росси тоже так Будет!!!!
Санкции, Запчастей Нет, Воровство, Коррупция, Разруха....
Путлер Ведёт Всё к Этому!!!
🎉🎉🎉
Lovely to see we haven’t forsaken all our old ways 👍
❤Super!!! Well done, great farmer. good luck to him and good harvests.
That four horsepower plow does a better job than my 18hp Deere.
А сколько жратвы😅а ГАВНА сколько😅😅и ето ОДИН КОРПУС🤭🫣👀
@@wladimirgnap-pv1wr Huh?
So impressive. That food on the plate you produce is worth twice more than from a supermarket.
СЛАВА БОГУ,Я ЗАСТАЛ ТО ВРЕМЯ,КОГДА МОЙ ДЕД,ДЕЛАЛ ВСЕ БЫТОВЫЕ ДЕЛА ИСКЛЮЧИТЕЛЬНО НА ЛОШАДИ,ПОКОС ТРАВЫ,ДРОВА,ПОЕЗДКА КУДА ЛИБО,ЭТО ТРУДОЛЮБИВОЕ И БЛАГОРОДНЕЙШЕЕ ЖИВОТНОЕ☝ ВСЕМ ЗДОРОВЬЯ ЖЕЛАЮ!!! СВАРНОЙ-ТЮМЕНЬ-СПБ-МОСКВА 🤝🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
А к войне как относишься?
Это транспорт. Я держу двух жеребцов для охотничьего туризма и для созерцания ими. Хотел страусов, в сегодняшнем варианте, это как до Луны. И рядом их нет. Минус 20 , это как лето белое.
@@izbassarsabayev9771War is an unfortunate circumstance indeed, all throughout time there has been conflict that should of been resolved in other ways. When that becomes impossible, sometimes war is necessary to defend a nation. Everyone's ancestors have engaged in war somewhere in time. We are none innocent, we carry the sorrows & the scars with us, as history tells of the misfortunes of mankind..
@@kingdomfreedom8323 seperti orang-orang Palestina yang mempertahankan tanah kelahirannya
@@seven77107 I have not an interpreter to understand your reply. I pray you have a Blessed Day.
He plows more straight than some do with their modern tractors 😅
Plowing is a skill, not matter the platform
@@Jan_372 ❤
A 1 bottom plow is insane for that big of a field that is one hard working ma right there!
But why doesn't he defend homosexual special rights ?
@@benjurqunov He's too busy working himself to death so he has food for the winter
Mules are very smart, protective and hardy. The tours down to bottom of Grand Canyon is done with mules. One mule dropped one day and he just died like that!!! Time to get a new one. 😅
Both my grandfather and my wife's grandfather plowed with Belgian teams. We love those horses and have fond memories.
Love it. Great life you folks have.
Greetings from Alberta Canada 🇨🇦
Really great feeling maintaining traditional style, bravo for hard work.
meinen tiefsten Respekt vor diesem Mann und den vier Pferden. Hut ab
As a farmer I know there is no way in hell that guy and his beautiful horses can plough that field in one day with a single furrow plough.
For sure not the "pretty big field" she mentions while moving the camera.
But what about the alley he was working at?
Вот это дела! Не забываете предков. 👍👍👍Россия.
Bem quê vocês também deveriam ser bons humanos e tirar o bandido putin da governança da rússia,povo bom não deixa aquele bandido fazer o que está fazendo na Ucrânia matando os inocentes para roubar,vocês poderiam ser povo manso e humilde e tirar aquele bandido do poder e botar um governo bom e democrático para governar a rússia,Glória a Deus nas alturas e paz na terra aos homens de boa vontade.
A round of applause keep it up my brother❤🎉
I have memories of helping my grandfather when he had two horses and plowed gardens for people in town. I will take a tractor with cab, AC, and heater any day. I have no desire to turn back the clock to farming with horses.
From the looks of him, he needs a couple bags of quickrete to weigh that plow down.
Thing about the Amish is they aren't afraid of work, are way healthier than the rest of us, and have far simpler lives!
And, I'm sure they take care of their horses! 🙄
I live in western Pa and we have old order Amish. They don't wear stocking hats, they wear black hats that resemble cowboy hat. I've been doing my genealogy for over 40 years and I have Amish ancestors. They go all the way back to Switzerland.
You have to give them props to stay in that life. A lot leave after Rumspringa. They get a taste of the english's ways and leave, but their families shun them which means never seeing them again. If a parent is caught,they too will be shunned
Best 4 HP plow
Oat-powered.
@@Xenophon1 YOU ARE the internet winner today!!!!
fun fact, horses aren't 1 HP. 14.9 is the correct value. This unit of measurement refers to the average amount of power exerted by a workhorse in a full day: 550 foot pounds per second, or 745.7 watts.
@@ItzPubby That sounds about right, I figured it had to be more than 1 HP.
@@ItzPubby m
This is power. Those horses are no joke. Nor is his work🫶🏾
I respect horse power. But I grew up around the Amish and they never dressed like this young man. But my Amish are from Tennessee. Maybe this is a different order?
I was a horse 🐎 woman most of my life and owned one of these Belgian horses. This guy knows what he's doing. 😊
They will still be farming when the machines don't work anymore.
Love that old days , would give up present time for past…. We were much happier than ❤❤❤❤thank you for sharing. Sending love to you and all beautiful people around the world ❤️😀
Well done, real subsistence farming. Thank you. Bless you. Good luck and good luck 🙏
This is bringing Harmony to the man and nature and God bless this man
The most important aspect of the Amish way of life is community. They are totally selfless. They always work for the betterment of entire amish population. We could learn a whole lot from their practices.
Love to see horses work as a team.
My father as a young boy escaped to ranch in Colorado with his aunt and uncle during the great depression from Oklahoma during those tough times my father found great emotional refuge with the giant gentle horse teams that pulled everything from wagons and harvesters
Now that is true horse power.
About 60 to be exact.
@Stuart McWilliams I see 4
@@groadybones Congrats on not knowing how horsepower is rated.
That was my jobs in my times back then cant do it any more am old but I do miss doing that, my respect for those Who Still doing it
Just beautiful! That's the life I wish I could live!
Yes i agree.
If we’re going green, I guess this is the way to do it. Every family should be guaranteed 2 plowable acres and a roost of chicken. If you want it, you grow it. Or barter with someone for what you have. Be prepared.
Good job sir..
Jay Jagannath ki Jay
As some already said. No petroleum needed, get fertilizer when working and don't compress the soil. Don't go to deep either. 😊
No puede ser tan poca memoria en mi pueblo se araba hata proximo los 80 con dos mulos y con burros y en algunos sitios con bueyes
Major props. Really puts a lot of things in perspective, ya think?
With all that is happening in the world, I really do hope the Amish will be allowed to keep their lifestyle and not be kicked out of their lands by the government or greedy millionaires...
What the heck you mean
They've already begun harassing some in Pennsylvania.
Please, the Amish aren't going anywhere.
Please, the Amish aren't going anywhere.
Sing a song about the heartland
The only place I feel at home
Sing about the way a good man
Works until the daylights gone...
We borrowed a farmers old school horse drawn plough and converted it for a truck 🛻 lol we were digging a massive ash dump from the 1800s we found a lot of good bottles with the plough 😂😅
I pray you will treat your horses with love and kindness. Your livelihood depends on thrm. Do not abuse or overwork them. God is watching.
My hope as well, I grew up very close to a pretty big Amish and Mennonite population and I've seen some pretty horrific stuff. I assume every sect is different as well as every individual but many I met saw their animals as nothing more than a piece of farm equipment to use, abuse, and throw away when no longer useful.
Those horses are treated with utmost respect. Just look how well fed they are. Their coat and their stance say it all.
I can assure you that they also give breaks to the horses, water, food abd treats.
If he was cruel or an abuser, he would only have two horses with him.
He has more than 2 as you can see in the video.
The soil is not hard due to the constant usage. He is not fat, so he dies nit weights much. Those horses are strong, and for them, this is just not you much work. The field is big, that is true. I am sure he did not finish in one day.
I know..........
You are a beautiful person in your heart for being so concerned about the well-being of those gorgeous horses.
@ Karen and Ali
The man's horses are treated better than ALL your ex husbands.
get in the kitchen and make me a sandwich
Тяжёлый труд. Уважение.
Alot easier than digging it by hand thats for sure. And as far as horse drawn ploughs thats pretty advanced. Sit in with 4 horses, dreamy
My uncle did his small field like this but it was a slightly different rig, 3 spades deep, and 2 horses pulled, he welded wheels to it and we would ride around with the small
Horse towing us
I love this stuff. When I lived in Oregon we had draft horse pulls in at the logging festivals. Oh how I miss that.
I had a Amish friend tell me that they use a mule to lead the team. He told me a horse doesn't know when to stop, and will literally work themselves to death. But the ol stubborn mule will stop and take a break when it needs to. Can anyone back up the claim?
Seems to me if ya got 4 horses ya should be able to pull a 2 bottom or at least a 3 bottom plow.
He maybe on a 12 hour, 40ac day.
It is a big field.
Less tiring for the horses, especially when you have a big field to plow and long days. The more bottoms,the less they can do per day without getting worn out.
Я також в 60-х ще ходив з дядьком, на Вінниччині, за плугом. Тоді більшість огородів орали кіньми. То була чиста і бережна оранка. Люди до землі матінки відносились з повагою. Приємно в цей час дивитись, що десь ще также відносяться до земельки. Дякую за таке відео. Навіяло приємні спогади.
Hey. I'm doing the same right now with an 8 furrow plough and 360 horses in front.
Ummm - no, you are NOT doing the same thing. Not even close...
@@erniea4424 same end result. Technically same type of machine
@@4DModding NOT EVEN CLOSE!!
Ha! you're a piker. I have seen videos of an old steam engine pulling a 66. yes 66, bottom plow.
That’s a 4 horsepower tractor right there just to put the into perspective most tractors used for ploughing nowadays have 100-200 horse power minimum.
I hope you take care of your work horses and not miss treat them like so many Amish I have seen
I'll go out on a limb and tell you he is probably not Amish. They do not dress like that and they do not like to be on camera for any reason.
Of course he's Amish . They have different ways of doing things and dressing in different communities . You can't gauge everything just by the ones you may know . Been there done that !
@@waynekauffman9779 Amish across the US all dress the same. The fabrics they’re allowed to wear from one state to another is the same. Also being on camera is a very big no-no. He’s probably from a faction of Amish, maybe Mennonite with less strict rules on attire, photo/videos in their likeness, etc.
@@SonniesPlace How do you dispute with someone who has been on the inside ? There are many different stripes of Amish without getting into the Mennonite faction and the different communities do in fact operate with different sets of standards as to whtat kind of clothes they wear or how they operate in many other ways .You shouldn't opine on something you obviously don't know much about . Some use modern equipment and use electricity but still drive horse and buggy to church . Others don't use any kind of power . Do some research . And some in fact do not object to being photographed
@@waynekauffman9779 lol last name literally Kauffman how does one argue to that 😂I'm amish rn some churches allow more them others we are obviously on the more side haha
Definitely NOT Amish - nor Mennonite.
Those are not the only people who farm with animal power...
That another Skill that Driving a " A Fish Bowl " " ( Closed Car ) because for Driving 4 Horses you Need STRENGT, PATIENCE, FEELING, and more ...
He's not Amish. He's wearing the wrong clothes and Amish people do not allow themselves to be filmed or photographed.
Your 100% correct.....He is Mennonite
Great point! You are correct
Get a grip , not all Amish are alike
I wasn't trying to say anything nasty but there is very little variation from one Amish community to another even in different states. They have their code of beliefs and practices. It's a very different lifestyle than what most people think.
@@frankeem3820 I responded to you as someone with Amish background . Yes sir there are vast disparities from one community to another . Several communities use electricity and telephones and farming practices are just as modern as anyone else with latest equipment and technology . Also many have no objection to being photographed . I understand you may not have been exposed to these groups but they do exist . For instance check out Oakland Maryland and Guthrie Kentucky for starters
Beautiful job!
Thank you very much for saving our ecology!
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I guess at least he can sit for most of it -- thinking back to that scene in Cold Mountain where Jude Law's character is walking behind the horse holding the plow upright himself!
Yeah when it was cold I prefer the walk behind plow cause it would keep you warm from walking.
GRANDMA PLOWED 3 acres with single mule an plow by herself while raised 11 kids,GRANDPA was German named BECK
Oops, you captured his soul
😂c'est juste pour le fun.Ressortez le tracteur et la charrues.
C'est qui qui picole pour aller de travers comme ca?