Amish Corn Farm and Old Farm Equipment

[Music] hey everyone welcome to our video today we are back at that farm again and today i'm a little bit earlier just like always and they are right here picking uh out there picking it that's such a neat setup they actually have a little engine um portable engine that actually uh powers a conveyor belt and he has his whole family on that cart there so i really can't sit here and just point the camera or my phone at him i mean it's kind of rude i guess but i did get some shots of it and i'm going to walk around this farm because it's going to be about an hour until they're they're done picking so uh not sure what this video is going to be called or titled or i'm not even sure how it's going to piece together but once again amish farm all is interesting so here we go here we are at the farm today you can see they are out there picking it i've never seen that before they actually have a little motor there that actually they're picking it and then it goes up in there and then they have their kids there actually driving the horse in the cart there's a horse and buggy going by how cool is that and this here is the rental truck i got today there's the beautiful sunrise looks like there's new new corn growing here new crop there's stuff ready to be picked over there the guy that owns this farm here his brother owns the farm over there the ground goes down a little bit over there but they have lots of land over there so they typically share crops work together his kids come over and help stuff like that i'll see what other angles i can get this is one of them bikes that you all see them doesn't have pedals but you ever see this stand on it and and push you see them all over the place around here that's that conveyor belt that has the motor on they have something similar to that on the one out there that they're working on looks like they have some old machinery up here let's take a look i think that might be the thing that throws the cow poop that's how they fertilize the fields yeah that's what i'm guessing that is it has all that medieval thing where it spits it there i guess that's a giant till there look at that that goes right down on the ground look at that there's more farmland as far as i can see there's the truck and there they are this is his house right there it's a beautiful house and that's like his storage barn there and that's where he keeps all his horses that's storage and over here he has a gigantic chicken house which i made a video a while back i forget what i called it about two years ago like 10 000 chickens he actually let me go in there i can hear him i'll put the camera overhead so we can peek in and see oh look there's one right there let's go over and see him then i'll poke it in there's two of them hello all right oh there they go there's all the chickens okay let's find something else ah there's the other side of that chicken coop i remember seeing these last year he actually has these ramps here i guess some of them can go in and out i don't know how that works i have to ask him i don't know you guys got it made there's about 10 000 of them in here you guys got all the all the room in the world here you got out what are you doing over there oh my god there's two eggs over there hey there's breakfast [Music] are those your eggs are those your eggs do you have a name hello beautiful sunrise [Music] wow [Music] then these are some big horses all right [Music] do you

Channel: Tuma Time

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Id: f63dFB-XSRE

Length: 7min 35sec (455 seconds)

Published: Sat Jul 04 2020