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My grandmother passed away in 2015 at 105. She would have so enjoyed your videos. She and her 6 sisters plowed their farm in Oklahoma in the 20s. When we would go to museums and she would see plows she would talk about the hours in the fields she loved horses and really loved to garden even after moving to California. She had a huge garden until she passed. You’re a great teacher Jim and we’re very patient. Great pupil too Brenda loved this!
Jim and Brenda; I LOVE this showing. One question , if Brenda is your loving wife wouldn't it more fun to put her on your lap and you teach her how to do the levers on the ends until she has had enough time to watch you and how and when it is time to move the levers? I grew up cultivating corn rows with my bro. driving while I handled the cultivator sections
The best WAY to teach another, is to DO the Whole Procedure 5 times yourself ( lots of visual cues)&( NO saddle time) in a progressive manner. There is a LOT of particular controls, Splict-second timing to smoothly COORDINATE the Whole Complex Proceedure. This is NO EASY Task to master, it "Might" be Easier to Pilot a Commercial Airliner. This was a Very Good exaple of how TOUGH "old-style" farming used to be. Precision plowing with "Draft Horses" is pure "Artwork". The highly skilled Horses Realy seem to "Know what's going On". Thank you for the great Video Sir & Mam and happy plowing.
I so enjoy the videos you two create. Excellent instructional video on the complexities of plowing. I greatly admire Brenda for giving it a go even though she didn't fully understand the necessary mechanical interactions of the plow. You learn timing and know how by doing. She has a good mentor and Jim, your patience in talking her through the process was probably the primary reason she didn't get flustered. Buck and Ken's calm demeanor surely made it a much more enjoyable experience for her as well. If she truly wants to plow, from what I saw in the video, she can surely master it. The two of you having fun at the end of the video was a pleasant bonus. God bless you both.
My dad told me of him plowing this way when he was a young boy. He said the mules would always turn towards the barn at the end of the row that faced in the direction of the barn. He also said that the mules would plow faster heading towards the barn as opposed to heading away. You have confirmed his story however, I never doubted him. Thank you for filming this. I was thinking of dad while watching, God rest his sole.
It's nice to see the mechanic's of plowing. I'm sure it take awhile to master it. Brenda did a great job for 1st time. Jim you did well tutoring us all. Blessings to all
I really enjoyed this video. I think Jim is so experienced he makes it all look easy. By showing Brenda we are able to see how much more there is to to do than just leading the horses. I loved the ending, you two having fun with it.
Oh what a great idea! Go Brenda! And what a great lesson for the rest of us who want to learn. Thanks! It's interesting to see just how complicated it is after all this time of watching Jim make it *look* easy. Keep at it Brenda, I find you inspiring!
I'll tell ya, Brenda, you are amazing. I thought you were awesome and you didn't quit. There are a lot of steps and handles to learn in a short span and you are doing great. You and Jim should be proud. I really enjoyed Jim's comments and his patience.
Brenda, love those straight furrows! 65 years ago, I was taught to plow, cultivate, and mow with Tommy and Billy. They knew I was a green kid and they made me look bad. But you, Ken and Buck are doing it great! Keep it up, girl.
I really enjoyed this video. When I was a young lad, I would rake our back field with my great-grandfather (born in 1882) with a one-horse rake. I would sit on the seat between his legs, and we would drag the hay back to the barn. Pitch it into the mound and salt it between layers. I wish it was possible to go back to the best days of my life. Thanks for a great video.
LOVED THE ENDING!! 😍 I LAUGHED SO HARD WHEN BRENDA SAID WHAT DID I DO WRONG!! WOW A LOT TO DO AND REMEMBER TO GET GOING AND AT END!! BRENDA I HAVE CONFIDENCE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO IT. YOU ARE SUCH A HARD WORKER AND GOOD AT MANY THINGS!! BLESSINGS TO BOTH OF YOU .
Kudos to Brenda! To learn anything new on camera is very brave. And to take instruction from your husband can be very trying. But you both did very well!🤗❤️❤️❤️
Love how you explain everything no matter what you are doing on the farm or in the woods . Brenda you have a pioneer spirit putting your hands too the plowing. Great job !
Brenda thank you for demonstrating this complicated operation. You helped us understand what is involved in plowing the first time. Jim was also helpful in telling us what needs to happen. Thank you for sharing.🐴🐴
I didn't realize the driver had so much to do (adjustments to make) at the ends of the rows. I like being able to appreciate what is going on. Jim your ability to explain and Brenda' willingness to learn with so many "eyes" watching is amazing. Thank you both!
Chris 06/05/23 (73 yrs) Australia like video. Ex farmer and livestock, love the horses,envy your lifestyle. Would love answers to 30 questions, rainfall etc. what crop plowing for?
*What an incredible wife! From baking bread to gardening, and now plowing a straight line. Brenda, you're truly amazing, and your husband is a fortunate man.*
Being from horses and having different breeds, every time I watch you there's something that makes me think about how something can be done different. I learn by watching. Thanks for allowing us into your world for a little bit. You both are very special people. Blessings to you both and the horses and cats too.
Я не понимаю английский язык но понимаю что очень хорошо, спокойно объясняет муж, если не ошибаюсь! Хорошее дело делайте! Доброй Вам работы и хорошего урожая!
My great uncle used to tell of plowing on the river side of the levee along the Mississippi, south of Nauvoo, Il. He stopped once to watch the riverboat passing and soon was waving at the folks waving and cheering at him. When he turned back to his work he saw his team just cresting the levee. He was born in 1892.
I absolutely LOVE your channel, Jim and Brenda! You are living the life I would love to live if I had the money and a wonderful farm like yours. You guys are like a slice of Americana. Thanks for sharing!
Wow, I only ever ploughed with tractor and I thought it looked easy enough but ploughing with horses is a work of art. You put me and most guys like me to shame with your straight furrow and even sods etc!
Never will I plow a field with a team of horses, but I enjoyed every minute of this tutorial. I am so happy that I found your channel a few months ago.. 🍂😀🍂🍁🍂❄️⛄️❄️
What an inspiration you both are. You absolutely amaze me with your patience. It is such a pleasure watching you with everything, horses and how much patience and calmness and teaching and explaining and your incredible relationship between each other. Thank you so much for sharing all your virtues and taking the time to teach.
For the first time Brenda did a brilliant job ploughing, turning at the ends is always difficult even with a tractor in restricted spaces. Once she gets to grips with where to position the horse's then it will come right. Brenda don't fret, it will come to you, Jim has a lot of experience.
My dear friend John, passed on in early eighty’s, was born in Iowa in 1900. He learned to farm on horse power then later with steam then gasoline powered equipment. His school work from childhood was in German. He came to Montana with family in 1919 and helped the grain production operations. The finest man I ever knew and as a boy I got to help him plow with his then John Deere model D, model A, model 70 and Oliver Cletrac tractors. At harvest time we used his 1946 Chevrolet ton and a half to haul thirty miles one way to elevator. Non dump bed they would raise whole truck to empty grain. I still drive my 51 Chevrolet half ton near daily with very similar mechanics We would oft plow from before sunrise and not pull the pin till dusk. The sound of those tractors forever in my soul. It instilled a love for my homeland words cannot express entirely. The very soil we return to. Brenda did wonderful.
Brenda, I'm so impressed!!! I am laughing (sorry!) because I'm imagining myself doing this!! Always a challenge learning something new...especially in front of "the world"!! You're both awesome! I love your videos! 😃
Both Jim and Brenda are so patient with each other! It’s a pleasure watching you teach and learn respectively. Great job Brenda! I was so confused at the beginning but you picked it up pretty quickly. Loved the video and just regret, as always, that we can’t enjoy the wonderful smell of the horses and the earth.
Thanks for sharing such a great video. If my mother-in-law was still living, she would have really enjoyed watching this. I remember her telling me how she loved the smell of fresh turned sod. Brenda, you did great! There is a lot to concentrate on. I enjoyed this video.
2 horse power smells like double the gas did you ever think of putting deflectors behind the horses behinds 32:43 plenty of wind 👍👍👍👍 And yes, the video was just like being there plowing the field myself, thanks for the video, enjoyed another... make sure you make a youtube short on your windy day.The kids will love it.
Hi I just come across your stream and I found that most interesting i am 76 coming on 77 and I haven’t seen ploughing like that for many a year that brought back memories loved it thank you. Fred. England 🇬🇧🇺🇸.
Just Beautiful you too !! I’ve been working horses most of my life. You two make want to make horses until I die !! I’m a bit older than you guys, but you keep pushing me on !! I enjoy watching your sincere love for each other !!!!🙏
I'm telling you now. Brenda is going to make a top hand. She has all my respect. She gets out there and gets after it, and not afraid to learn something new. I see her being able to free up jim alot around the farm. If jim needs to be in the mill Brenda can be working in the field with the horses getting the job done while Jim's doing other jobs. Very strong woman. Just goes to show a woman CAN do a man's job any day. You go brenda.
Neat to see. My father finally bought a tractor in 1949. What a difference in the amount of work could be done each day compared to working with horses.
what a fine example of learning and teaching . There are many lessons for me because I am also a farmer as well as a teacher and also a hard werker of 74 years from pakistan .
I think Brenda is really tough, most people would not like to be on camera by learning this the first time, I'm very impressed. My father teached me plowing with two horses when I was a boy for 50 years ago, with an older and more simple type of plow that they normally used more than 100 years ago, without the wheels and seating, your plow for horses was nice and your plowing was very good. It's of course important to set a tractorplow to glide easily in the soil too, if not it will go heavier and will not close like your nice plowing.
Brenda you did an awesome job! I'm with you too many levers to move and they look hard to squeeze let alone hold onto those horses too at the same time.....Jim just makes it look easy, LOL! Enjoy you videos, thanks for positing, Sharon
She is a trooper. Doing something new that she doesn't really want to for 1000s of people to watch. Well done. This takes hours and hours to learn and tons of practice.
I understand what Brenda was talking about with the feeling. Years ago, when I worked in a factory, I said something to a guy I worked with about plowing. I said about looking back at the dirt rolling over and getting a strange feeling. He chuckled and said, kinda gets in the blood don't it. He farmed several hundred acres, I only had my ten, but I knew that special feeling. Another interesting and informative video. Thank you Have a good day.
brenda, i though you did a great job, first time plowing, with draft horses. jim i did not relize how hard it was to plow. all the things you have to watch while plowing, for the first time. great video!! Jim, Nova Scotia Canada. You guys look so good together, God Bless you all
I think a little trick for Brenda when starting a new furrow, don’t worry about using a hand to move the lever back to the vise-grip. Just push the foot pedal and the plow should get sucked down/back by the horses motion. Once it hits the vise-grips take your foot off the pedal and you’re all set.
I don't know anything about plowing but I think it takes some practuce to build up some muscle memory to get the hang of it. Think of all the skill sets you need to do this!
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hi, what a beautiful plow, could you pleas tell me more about it? like ho made it? how old is it? :) cheers from sweden.
the name of the Kverneland plow
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My grandmother passed away in 2015 at 105. She would have so enjoyed your videos. She and her 6 sisters plowed their farm in Oklahoma in the 20s. When we would go to museums and she would see plows she would talk about the hours in the fields she loved horses and really loved to garden even after moving to California. She had a huge garden until she passed. You’re a great teacher Jim and we’re very patient. Great pupil too Brenda loved this!
That's so nice to have shared!!
Jim and Brenda; I LOVE this showing. One question , if Brenda is your loving wife wouldn't it more fun to put her on your lap and you teach her how to do the levers on the ends until she has had enough time to watch you and how and when it is time to move the levers? I grew up cultivating corn rows with my bro. driving while I handled the cultivator sections
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É só pra lembrar o passado 😊
One white horse plough; two black horses; two lovebirds 😁; lots of smiles. Thank you for a lovely video; entertaining and instructive.
Said very well, thank you
What a wife. She bakes bread, gardens, and now plows a straight line. Brenda you are amazing and your husband is a blessed man.
Jim AND Brenda have fan clubs !!
So God made A Farmer
I think Jim knows what he has in Brenda.
Sure is some bold woman ...
I would love to have a woman like her
The best WAY to teach another, is to DO the Whole Procedure 5 times yourself ( lots of visual cues)&( NO saddle time) in a progressive manner. There is a LOT of particular controls, Splict-second timing to smoothly COORDINATE the Whole Complex Proceedure. This is NO EASY Task to master, it "Might" be Easier to Pilot a Commercial Airliner. This was a Very Good exaple of how TOUGH "old-style" farming used to be. Precision plowing with "Draft Horses" is pure "Artwork". The highly skilled Horses Realy seem to "Know what's going On". Thank you for the great Video Sir & Mam and happy plowing.
Jim and Brenda, you are both so wonderful! Thank you!
I so enjoy the videos you two create. Excellent instructional video on the complexities of plowing. I greatly admire Brenda for giving it a go even though she didn't fully understand the necessary mechanical interactions of the plow. You learn timing and know how by doing. She has a good mentor and Jim, your patience in talking her through the process was probably the primary reason she didn't get flustered. Buck and Ken's calm demeanor surely made it a much more enjoyable experience for her as well. If she truly wants to plow, from what I saw in the video, she can surely master it. The two of you having fun at the end of the video was a pleasant bonus. God bless you both.
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The transition at [6:40] was so smooth. You're truly talented! 👏
My dad told me of him plowing this way when he was a young boy. He said the mules would always turn towards the barn at the end of the row that faced in the direction of the barn. He also said that the mules would plow faster heading towards the barn as opposed to heading away. You have confirmed his story however, I never doubted him. Thank you for filming this. I was thinking of dad while watching, God rest his sole.
Love how this video breaks down the intricacies of plowing with a two-way plow. The teamwork between Brenda and the horses is inspiring! 🌾🐎
It's nice to see the mechanic's of plowing. I'm sure it take awhile to master it. Brenda did a great job for 1st time. Jim you did well tutoring us all. Blessings to all
I don’t plow or live on a farm but always enjoy your videos whatever your sharing with us!!! Thank you!!!
I really enjoyed this video. I think Jim is so experienced he makes it all look easy. By showing Brenda we are able to see how much more there is to to do than just leading the horses. I loved the ending, you two having fun with it.
I could watch this all day. Have run tractors in hay fields and disking.
If I were 35 years younger I wouldn't mind trying my hand at this.
Good job Brenda you are doing a great job, i love it, Jim you are a great teacher.
Oh what a great idea! Go Brenda! And what a great lesson for the rest of us who want to learn. Thanks! It's interesting to see just how complicated it is after all this time of watching Jim make it *look* easy. Keep at it Brenda, I find you inspiring!
I'll tell ya, Brenda, you are amazing. I thought you were awesome and you didn't quit. There are a lot of steps and handles to learn in a short span and you are doing great. You and Jim should be proud. I really enjoyed Jim's comments and his patience.
Brenda, love those straight furrows! 65 years ago, I was taught to plow, cultivate, and mow with Tommy and Billy. They knew I was a green kid and they made me look bad. But you, Ken and Buck are doing it great! Keep it up, girl.
Now that was fun. Well done Brenda. Jim is patient and the horses as good as ever.
I really enjoyed this video. When I was a young lad, I would rake our back field with my great-grandfather (born in 1882) with a one-horse rake. I would sit on the seat between his legs, and we would drag the hay back to the barn. Pitch it into the mound and salt it between layers. I wish it was possible to go back to the best days of my life. Thanks for a great video.
Yes earthy Brenda your doing great and practice will be good for you.
LOVED THE ENDING!! 😍 I LAUGHED SO HARD WHEN BRENDA SAID WHAT DID I DO WRONG!! WOW A LOT TO DO AND REMEMBER TO GET GOING AND AT END!! BRENDA I HAVE CONFIDENCE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO IT. YOU ARE SUCH A HARD WORKER AND GOOD AT MANY THINGS!! BLESSINGS TO BOTH OF YOU .
Kudos to Brenda! To learn anything new on camera is very brave. And to take instruction from your husband can be very trying. But you both did very well!🤗❤️❤️❤️
Love how you explain everything no matter what you are doing on the farm or in the woods . Brenda you have a pioneer spirit putting your hands too the plowing. Great job !
a lovely time when man and horse are in harmony with such a peaceful setting
Brenda thank you for demonstrating this complicated operation. You helped us understand what is involved in plowing the first time. Jim was also helpful in telling us what needs to happen. Thank you for sharing.🐴🐴
I didn't realize the driver had so much to do (adjustments to make) at the ends of the rows. I like being able to appreciate what is going on. Jim your ability to explain and Brenda' willingness to learn with so many "eyes" watching is amazing. Thank you both!
Chris 06/05/23 (73 yrs) Australia like video. Ex farmer and livestock, love the horses,envy your lifestyle. Would love answers to 30 questions, rainfall etc. what crop plowing for?
*What an incredible wife! From baking bread to gardening, and now plowing a straight line. Brenda, you're truly amazing, and your husband is a fortunate man.*
Moja supruga je sigurno vrednija .
Brenda your awesome! Great video! You make my day, with your fun and laughter!
You had your hands full Brenda! That’s a lot of movements to coordinate all at once! One patient husband and two patient horses really helps!
Yup
Being from horses and having different breeds, every time I watch you there's something that makes me think about how something can be done different. I learn by watching. Thanks for allowing us into your world for a little bit. You both are very special people. Blessings to you both and the horses and cats too.
Brenda, thanks for being such a gracious pupil.
Yeppers
Great effort Brenda, Jim makes it look so easy, loved the ending with your bonding time lol
Я не понимаю английский язык но понимаю что очень хорошо, спокойно объясняет муж, если не ошибаюсь! Хорошее дело делайте! Доброй Вам работы и хорошего урожая!
Brenda is doing a great job, and your horses are so well-trained and gorgeous too.
Enjoy your videos and watching them every time they come on. May the Lord bless and protect you and Brenda
My great uncle used to tell of plowing on the river side of the levee along the Mississippi, south of Nauvoo, Il. He stopped once to watch the riverboat passing and soon was waving at the folks waving and cheering at him. When he turned back to his work he saw his team just cresting the levee. He was born in 1892.
Better than being a nurse during a pandemic ❤ Good Job
That was absolutely fascinating! I could easily have watched Brenda plough another twenty furrows or so. Great idea for a video!
I was holding my breath and biting my fingernails - will she make the turn of not? She did and with praise from Jim too! Good job, Brenda.
My goodness, plowing can't get much better than this. Brenda and the horses are perfect here!
كلما اقتربتم من الارض وتواضعتم وخدمتموها بنية صادقة، بارك الله في عملكم .
Great Job Brenda!! 💯
I absolutely LOVE your channel, Jim and Brenda! You are living the life I would love to live if I had the money and a wonderful farm like yours. You guys are like a slice of Americana. Thanks for sharing!
Not boring at all buddy ! Very interesting ! You four are great together ! Thank you very much !
It wasn’t boring. Very interesting to watch. Great job.
Wow, I only ever ploughed with tractor and I thought it looked easy enough but ploughing with horses is a work of art. You put me and most guys like me to shame with your straight furrow and even sods etc!
Brenda is an inspiration. Thanks to both of you
The dance of teamster and horse... It takes a lot of practice to get the turns right. Great lesson.
Love this too good. God bless you and all farmers in the world
wow Brenda did a fantastic job ,,,
Never will I plow a field with a team of horses, but I enjoyed every minute of this tutorial. I am so happy that I found your channel a few months ago.. 🍂😀🍂🍁🍂❄️⛄️❄️
What an inspiration you both are. You absolutely amaze me with your patience. It is such a pleasure watching you with everything, horses and how much patience and calmness and teaching and explaining and your incredible relationship between each other. Thank you so much for sharing all your virtues and taking the time to teach.
It is really cool to see you and Brenda working together in this video. Brenda did an awesome job for her first time plowing!
For the first time Brenda did a brilliant job ploughing, turning at the ends is always difficult even with a tractor in restricted spaces. Once she gets to grips with where to position the horse's then it will come right. Brenda don't fret, it will come to you, Jim has a lot of experience.
Well said Adrian
Brenda, you did a great job for the first time! Don't give up!
Well done Brenda 👏
My dear friend John, passed on in early eighty’s, was born in Iowa in 1900.
He learned to farm on horse power then later with steam then gasoline powered equipment.
His school work from childhood was in German.
He came to Montana with family in 1919 and helped the grain production operations.
The finest man I ever knew and as a boy I got to help him plow with his then John Deere model D, model A, model 70 and Oliver Cletrac tractors. At harvest time we used his 1946 Chevrolet ton and a half to haul thirty miles one way to elevator. Non dump bed they would raise whole truck to empty grain.
I still drive my 51 Chevrolet half ton near daily with very similar mechanics
We would oft plow from before sunrise and not pull the pin till dusk. The sound of those tractors forever in my soul.
It instilled a love for my homeland words cannot express entirely.
The very soil we return to.
Brenda did wonderful.
Bill Bright ?
Great job Brenda
Brenda, I'm so impressed!!! I am laughing (sorry!) because I'm imagining myself doing this!! Always a challenge learning something new...especially in front of "the world"!! You're both awesome! I love your videos! 😃
My Father n Moher enjoyed .. God Bless u both . Stay Safe healthy Life... 🎉
Both Jim and Brenda are so patient with each other! It’s a pleasure watching you teach and learn respectively. Great job Brenda! I was so confused at the beginning but you picked it up pretty quickly. Loved the video and just regret, as always, that we can’t enjoy the wonderful smell of the horses and the earth.
Thanks for sharing such a great video. If my mother-in-law was still living, she would have really enjoyed watching this. I remember her telling me how she loved the smell of fresh turned sod. Brenda, you did great! There is a lot to concentrate on. I enjoyed this video.
Beautiful day in the North Country.
Good to be out in the fresh air.
“Sorry about my shadows”. Come on Jim, you two have ZERO to apologize about!! Thank you for the content! Gottbless
Not boring at all, totally fascinating and enjoyed Brenda's courage in having a crack! Well done to both of you. Xx
I love that Zen Master Brenda, in just a few furrows became one with the earth 😌🌍 🧘🏻♀️
2 horse power smells like double the gas did you ever think of putting deflectors behind the horses behinds 32:43 plenty of wind 👍👍👍👍 And yes, the video was just like being there plowing the field myself, thanks for the video, enjoyed another... make sure you make a youtube short on your windy day.The kids will love it.
I love it that Jim ignores it, and Brenda can't!! 😂
Good job Brenda! Awesome to conquer something new!
way to go Brenda. That plow works awesome. the end was funny
Hi I just come across your stream and I found that most interesting i am 76 coming on 77 and I haven’t seen ploughing like that for many a year that brought back memories loved it thank you. Fred. England 🇬🇧🇺🇸.
The noise is very enjoyable
I do love❤ horses I am from South Africa I like you work
What a gift a good horse has been to man!!
Just Beautiful you too !! I’ve been working horses most of my life. You two make want to make horses until I die !!
I’m a bit older than you guys, but you keep pushing me on !!
I enjoy watching your sincere love for each other !!!!🙏
Thank you Jim and Brenda. I Think Brenda can win the next plowing match.❤😊
I'm telling you now. Brenda is going to make a top hand. She has all my respect. She gets out there and gets after it, and not afraid to learn something new. I see her being able to free up jim alot around the farm. If jim needs to be in the mill Brenda can be working in the field with the horses getting the job done while Jim's doing other jobs. Very strong woman. Just goes to show a woman CAN do a man's job any day. You go brenda.
Matt
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So impressed with Brinda that was so brave of her. Jim is a great teacher. Really enjoy your videos.
You go Brenda!!! Thank you Jim for your patience!😁
Neat to see. My father finally bought a tractor in 1949. What a difference in the amount of work could be done each day compared to working with horses.
what a fine example of learning and teaching . There are many lessons for me because I am also a farmer as well as a teacher and also a hard werker of 74 years from pakistan .
I think Brenda is really tough, most people would not like to be on camera by learning this the first time, I'm very impressed.
My father teached me plowing with two horses when I was a boy for 50 years ago, with an older and more simple type of plow that they normally used more than 100 years ago, without the wheels and seating, your plow for horses was nice and your plowing was very good.
It's of course important to set a tractorplow to glide easily in the soil too, if not it will go heavier and will not close like your nice plowing.
Brenda you did an awesome job! I'm with you too many levers to move and they look hard to squeeze let alone hold onto those horses too at the same time.....Jim just makes it look easy, LOL! Enjoy you videos, thanks for positing, Sharon
Walt Rope 👋
What everyone saw here is what real farming is like, it is amazing what farming has morphed into with all the modern machinery.
She is a trooper. Doing something new that she doesn't really want to for 1000s of people to watch. Well done. This takes hours and hours to learn and tons of practice.
I understand what Brenda was talking about with the feeling. Years ago, when I worked in a factory, I said something to a guy I worked with about plowing. I said about looking back at the dirt rolling over and getting a strange feeling. He chuckled and said, kinda gets in the blood don't it.
He farmed several hundred acres, I only had my ten, but I knew that special feeling.
Another interesting and informative video. Thank you
Have a good day.
Jones
Tank you for the video?! Tank you for the the leçon you give us?! really we need nice people like you in Morocco?!
Loved the video. Never knew how yall did it. ❤
brenda, i though you did a great job, first time plowing, with draft horses. jim i did not relize how hard it was to plow. all the things you have to watch while plowing, for the first time. great video!! Jim, Nova Scotia Canada. You guys look so good together, God Bless you all
This is very interesting and makes wis I was young andcostsrtwith horses. You voice is soothing ad
nd good teaching mode. Brenda is a rare jewel
Absolutely wonderful to watch!
Thanks for sharing 🙏
Brenda you go girl just want to say God bless you all and y'all's family
Excellent, we're also farmers in India
Great video enjoyed it really like the lighter side of your video made me smile and have a little laugh thanks
Finally!
What I've been waiting to see with parts and explanations!
Thank you Jim and Brenda! One of your Best! Together Time! 😄👍
You guys are the best! I thoroughly enjoyed learning about how to use a plow. I never realized how much was involved. Thank You!
Great job Brenda, you learn fast, keep up the good work.
Way to go Brenda, you did an excellent job for the first time, it looks really difficult to drive the horses and manage the plow 🦓
You guys have the perfect weather to try this this way. Brenda has a fell for the rains which is a good place to be when driving a standard
I think a little trick for Brenda when starting a new furrow, don’t worry about using a hand to move the lever back to the vise-grip. Just push the foot pedal and the plow should get sucked down/back by the horses motion. Once it hits the vise-grips take your foot off the pedal and you’re all set.
I don't know anything about plowing but I think it takes some practuce to build up some muscle memory to get the hang of it. Think of all the skill sets you need to do this!