I could understand You. I am from Holland (The Netherlands) and we speak Dutch. This is not the same language as Deutsch, which is German. (Often mixed up in USA). But I do understand German (Deutsch) and I could easily understand you.
I'm not sure what kind of Amish these folks are. They are using rubber tires, which is typically forbidden in every Amish community I've ever seen and there's a tractor pulling the grain wagon, which I've never seen.
They are "New Order" Amish around, Sugarcreek, Ohio. They use rubber tires on horse drawn farm equipment, but don't use tractors or drive cars. Little more progressive than Old Order Amish, but not as much as Amish Mennonites.
Jennifer Murphy Actualy Jennifer if you drive through amish country you will see the horses are in the pasture roughly 90% of the time. I work closely with the amish here in the Norwich ontario, which do more with the horses than they do in ohio.(eg they dont use engines for runing the combine They use wheels to run the macines) In all the years that I have worked with them I found that the horses look forward to working actualy they quite get exited when they know when they are going to work .
+betty beiling ...thanks for lumping all Amish people in your comment. You might not think they are people of God, but neither are you. Save your hypocrisy for the self-righteous soap box your standing on.
+KIM ALBRECHT you should not speck of issues you know nothing about there is no soap opera going on here,i have in Lancaster pa and many other areas of different states,that have large amish communities,and there so called simple plain ways of living are of nothing to behold as in many 95% of them have and run puppy mills,do you know what a pupy mill is do some research.where do ya think all the pet stores get there puppies from,they all come from puppy mills,i;m a usda field inspector,so don't tell me that I do not know what I;m talking about
Thanks for sharing
I could understand You. I am from Holland (The Netherlands) and we speak Dutch. This is not the same language as Deutsch, which is German. (Often mixed up in USA). But I do understand German (Deutsch) and I could easily understand you.
Guzzi venture... The dialect that the Amish speak is a hybrid language, a mixture of German and English, We. Spoke it at home when I was. Youngster,
Merci pour ce travail nature bon santé vraiment et bon journée
Is that harvester engine powered or powered by the motion of the horses?
I don't get it, why use horse to drive a machine that is engine powered? Why not use a tractor? Spelled Holmes county wrong btw.
Amish still allow certain things not to be used. People confuse Amish and Mennonites a lot.
God will smite them if they use a tractor.
@@elephantcompany6061 he jumped on a tractor at the end to cart the grain🤔
@@ianbetts4435 now, I don't think it will end well. Poor fellow.
Those houses are deceptively fast.
Almost time for new tires on the old Tractor.
Ça c'est la vrai vie, sans internet, portable et autres conneries !
I'm not sure what kind of Amish these folks are. They are using rubber tires, which is typically forbidden in every Amish community I've ever seen and there's a tractor pulling the grain wagon, which I've never seen.
Pat Carmody No straw hats, they're allowing pictures, probably New Order Mennonites
Pat Carmody ...... you need to realize that not all Amish are the same, there are many different kinds.
They are "New Order" Amish around, Sugarcreek, Ohio. They use rubber tires on horse drawn farm equipment, but don't use tractors or drive cars. Little more progressive than Old Order Amish, but not as much as Amish Mennonites.
looks like you found an amish Jake Gyllenhaal
i love that way of harvesting
Where at in Holmes?
very torquey 4 horsepower motor…less emissions too !!
Какого года комбайн?
Takú techniku máme na predajni v Mengusovce na farme! kúpil nám ju Tomko ekonóm!
Its spelled HolmEs. You left out the E
O mio dio che ruote consumate il trattore .
Che senso ha un motore trainato dai cavalli !?!?!??
felicidades muy trabajadores
GRACE CHURCH
very nice to working u ?
I always feel so sorry for the horses...Do they ever get a day off???
Jennifer Murphy Actualy Jennifer if you drive through amish country you will see the horses are in the pasture roughly 90% of the time. I work closely with the amish here in the Norwich ontario, which do more with the horses than they do in ohio.(eg they dont use engines for runing the combine They use wheels to run the macines) In all the years that I have worked with them I found that the horses look forward to working actualy they quite get exited when they know when they are going to work .
+Jennifer Murphy Yea, for Thanksgiving and Christmas! :))))
Work horses love to work, just as sheep dogs or any other working animal.
Indeed, Bill, indeed!
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some people seriously need to get with modernity and use a tractor. sure the horses still have a job but really?
Why? Having this 'wonderful' technology isn't everything. Is texting and driving getting with it??
amish so many have and run puppy mills and these people call them people of god
+betty beiling ...thanks for lumping all Amish people in your comment. You might not think they are people of God, but neither are you. Save your hypocrisy for the self-righteous soap box your standing on.
+KIM ALBRECHT you should not speck of issues you know nothing about there is no soap opera going on here,i have in Lancaster pa and many other areas of different states,that have large amish communities,and there so called simple plain ways of living are of nothing to behold as in many 95% of them have and run puppy mills,do you know what a pupy mill is do some research.where do ya think all the pet stores get there puppies from,they all come from puppy mills,i;m a usda field inspector,so don't tell me that I do not know what I;m talking about
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Dont believe what you hear, Amish raise cattle dogs, they dont run mills unless its for cattle feed
@Oscar Mannhein I haven't seen a pet shop with dogs around here in many years. Even in places I travel to.
Those are not Amish, video is misleading.
Dan 255 They’re Amish. This is my grandparent’s place. The young man is my 1st cousin’s son.
Cant understand a word. Speak Dutch, german and Yiddish..