HARVESTING CORN In Lancaster County's AMISH LAND..Chopping Corn for Silage Using Horses in Lancaster

[@FarmGearInnovators]

So inspiring to see the Amish preserving these time-honored techniques. Their commitment to the land and each other is incredible!

[@garyhammond2213]

I left home 50 years ago. Sometimes, I wish I had never left. My father would pick me up at the airport and I would go home and see my mother first, then go visit the horses. I miss those days.

[@022367ASM]

We love watching your videos! 🥳

[@samkin9667]

A very wonderful video. It is a truly amazing colorful artwork.🙏🥰🙏

[@wolfgangbarreto1833]

Good people feeding the world.

[@klauskarbaumer6302]

I like the comparison of corn chopping with modern machinery and equine power - on first glance the modern technology looks more efficient because it does more in shorter time. But when you consider the huge amounts of money that have to be made to afford the modern machines you will understand that generally Amish farmers are financially better off than their 'English' colleagues. Amish call non-Amish Americans 'the English'.

[@jameshassel5838]

One's driving that tractor an combine are not Amish.

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. Was that stated somewhere? If it was I apologize.