Farming History in America: Farming in the 1920s & 1930s - CharlieDeanArchives / Archival Footage

[@neildelaney5199]

They were quite "modern" ,washing machine, vacuum cleaner, electric grinding wheel, wouldn't it be lovely to have a time machine to go back then and just talk to those Farming people,thanks for showing.

[@rameshbollineni4231]

great, iam being a farmer's son felt happy watching this videos.Thanks for preserving the history

[@autumnmarlene]

My grandma and grandpa lived like this in Missouri on their farm into the 21st century ❣

[@b.neallee7042]

These people are so amazing and strong. They built our country on their backs. I can't believe I count some of them as my friends. Thank you LORD for that gift. Neal

[@walterbeech]

One of the best vids on KZbin, thank you!

[@creepymoi]

lovely piece of history

[@geraldswain3259]

Loved the ducks, going under the gate in a orderly single file as they do!.

[@daveknepp7718]

Great video, we have some remnants of some of the old equipment seen in your video here on our farm. Thanks for sharing.

[@Sctronic209]

The good old days no cell phone internet just good people.

[@Bret4207]

That was one nice looking Percheron!

[@jiji2you]

Brings back memories. Nice video

[@иванепифан-к8ж]

Я увидел трактора Fordson's из двадцатых )))) их закупали в С.С.С.Р. в двадцатые и назывались они на русский манер "Фордзон" )))). Спасибо, что выложили эти драгоценные кадры прошлой жизни....какая бы она не была все же очень драгоценно...

[@ильяиванов-ь3ь]

Привет

[@CharlieDeanArchives]

you're very welcome! thanks to your dad!

[@allmychildren9983]

Charlie Dean Archives - thank you so much for your site. I have looked over your wonderful site and am wondering, whether you have ever considered uploading your priceless video data into the Internet Archive?? KZbin is great - but my gosh this information needs to be majorly Archived, for future future future generations! Thank you again for your KZbin Page!

[@dennisheistad8694]

Good old days

[@hilltop521]

It was tough work that time the only bonus is the fresh air after that very little money out of it except for the big dairy guys

[@jaimeebaumgardner877]

Hey, any way i could use part of this video in a video i'm putting together?

[@TheCornbinder]

here did ya get all the video from? Looks like a compilation to me?

[@kangaroofuno]

This paints a picture on how after-shtf farming would look like

[@furthereast6775]

You mean "will look like". If were lucky.

[@cameroncurrie7208]

Slot of those farmers lived to over 90 with minimum medical. Clean food and physical work sit at a fesk for 35 years your weak.

[@TheNecessaryEvil]

Holy crap, real men and real women. Not the gen z disasters we have now.

[@Daledavispratt]

Why have the corny "old projector" sound? It was just irritating and needless.

[@1957evinrude]

I was happy to see such a video. You can just lower the volume.

[@aarongarcia1101]

What I see funny is you can still experience rudimentary life in rural 3rd world countries. Even in South Baja MX some rural people still using things or homes that are well over 100 years old. When you eat at someones house, you need to realize that the chicken did not come from a store or freezer because there is no store freezer. Pork meat for tamale was probably just walking around the house the day before. Your eggs were just gathered and picked up, fried in manteca lard with frijole, and ground corn tortilla with hand made, home grown chili sauce. A pescado (fried fish) may have been delivered from a neighbor passing by, maybe a piece of beef, and you just pay what you may be able to or trade what you may not need. Money is rarely seen or offered as compensation. And yes, they have parties and celebrate each month with some kind of coop.

[@adriancage8261]

I would never be a farmer because there is hardly any money involved. It’s even worse now than it was decades ago.

[@maciejnajlepszy]

There' s much more than money in life...