The Amish lifestyle – showing how life can be lived in the 21st century
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Welcome back to Down On The Farm. Today on this channel, we will be talking about how the Amish farm and what can we learn from them? There are many things we can learn from the Amish. One is their simple way of living as well as the kind of community they have. When it comes to farming, the Amish is quite known for it. The Amish people are very strict on their religious values. As much as possible, they do not want to use technology. Instead of using tractors, they often preferred using horses when they wanted to plant and plow the fields. Watch this video to know more about how the Amish farm and what can we learn from them?
Come follow along on a typical day in the life of an Amish Dairy Farmer during harvest season in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Watch as he begins his day before light by checking on his cows, expectant mothers, and heifers. Then follow along as he feeds his animals, gets his milking machines ready, milks his cows, does his other chores and finally begins harvesting his corn. He later has to close his silo, feed the animals, milk his cows again in the evening…
Old Windmill Farm in Lancaster , PA – Amish country. They offer several different tours and experiences. We did a private tour on this day and got some great info on the workings of the farm. Jesse, the owner of the farm, allowed this filming and footage: )
Amish farmer in Arthur Illinois chopping corn silage and filling a silo.
Come along and watch as the AMISH of Paradise in Lancaster County fill silo with corn to make silage. Teams of Belgian draft horses and draft mules pull the chopper and wagons as the silo is filled with food for the winter.
