Tillers International Farming with Oxen and Horses Class

[@mrbluenun]

Thanks for uploading this wonderfully interesting video! It has been a while since I saw animals and humans working together, with, for a change, the humans working almost harder than the animals! Nice one. Take care, mrbluneun

[@crumb9cheese]

I love this. Too bad more people dont work land this way. Seems to be more work but more peaceful

[@1911CoLt45gov]

u guys are great keep it up

[@jakebarnes28]

Does anyone know about any traditional farming fairs in the Midwest near Chicago (where I am) that features animal power? It would be great if they even included dogs - dogs being used to shepherd and guard flocks. Anyone? Great videos btw. This is great stuff and I WILL make my way out to Scotts one of these days.

[@jakebarnes28]

Oh, and am I the only one to have noticed a close corollary between the Tiller's model and Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer fence painting scene? I can't be.

[@jonathanechols9985]

What are you talking about?

[@itrancesoul]

i want some of those tools .where can i find them? or some sketches or detailed pictures. i need to know now.

[@cptthumper6281]

lmao, The oxen having a feed while working

[@knpstrr]

Isn't it a touch dangerous to stand behind a horse? They can kick unexpectedly.

[@jakola220]

Where located you school?

[@domenicocascio9563]

Animali ben appaiati con giogo al posto giusto, ma l'aratro ha il TIRO TROPPO LUNGO, gli animali faticano di piú e stancano prima! Inoltre, rimane piú terreno non lavorato.

[@mdyousufyousuf8421]

ল ন

[@alphasxsignal]

No Till

[@alphasxsignal]

Poor animals didn't ask for that. Put the humans behind the plow.

[@CH-rs7cm]

Humans cannot push a truck. Exercise and labor release dopamine. I guess the labor is inhibiting them from enrolling in a university, attaining their Masters, and fulfilling their career in financial advising.

[@monicafelan531]

bred to plow, bred to farm. go back to your video games.