I remember as a kid after school hand shucking corn in the shed and loading it into the stone mill wheel. My dad always warned us that the pigs can never have unmilled corn and absolutely never corn on the corn.
Thank you I know how hard it is to put these videos together , this Brings back memories of dad telling stories About Planting corn. Dad used to comment that the colts would get tangled up in the Check line a used to let him run free in the field. When I was learning to drive the tractor to Plant corn Dad would bring up the story when he learned How Toplant With a team of mules Their names was Kate and best. Anyhow grandpa told my dad I think the mules would drive straight or if you would let them do the Planting.
That is a smart Idea tying the Foals to their Mothers while They are Working so it gives Them an Idea on what to do. My Grandfather did that when He farmed with Horses.
This was a great video! I enjoyed watching the check row planter & cultivation. A video on how to set up the wire & stakes for check rowing would be a good idea for a future release. Regards!
wire knot checked corn planting, after 2 person corn planters where the youngster hand checked the hills. this summer hope to film my 1875 brown 2 person planter. thx.
Reminds me of something I've always noticed in places like Iowa and Nebraska: How very many of the farmers are enormously fat. Given the hard work they do, I wonder what is the usual length of lifespan, how many have heart attacks, and so on....
That is about the biggest waste of time that I have ever seen. A farmer would use that wire for something useful. Might be able to plant at least an acre a day using this time wasting system.
My dad planted about 60 acres this way every year when he started farming in 1946. Then one day he noticed that the planter didn't seem to be tripping right. He looked back behind him to the other end of the field. My 4 year old brother Craig had come out to the field to "help" Dad by pulling up the stake that held the wire.
Lots to be said for the old ways. Herbicides are killing the world. Throwing dirt over the weeds has worked forever. Love your horses.
Really nice to see how it works. Have a similar restored 1923
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Keep up this beautiful showings.
I remember as a kid after school hand shucking corn in the shed and loading it into the stone mill wheel. My dad always warned us that the pigs can never have unmilled corn and absolutely never corn on the corn.
I really enjoy all your shows. I’m learning tons. Thanks so much for doing this.
Thank you I know how hard it is to put these videos together , this Brings back memories of dad telling stories About Planting corn. Dad used to comment that the colts would get tangled up in the Check line a used to let him run free in the field. When I was learning to drive the tractor to Plant corn Dad would bring up the story when he learned How Toplant With a team of mules Their names was Kate and best. Anyhow grandpa told my dad I think the mules would drive straight or if you would let them do the Planting.
That is a smart Idea tying the Foals to their Mothers while They are Working so it gives Them an Idea on what to do. My Grandfather did that when He farmed with Horses.
This was a great video! I enjoyed watching the check row planter & cultivation. A video on how to set up the wire & stakes for check rowing would be a good idea for a future release. Regards!
wire knot checked corn planting, after 2 person corn planters where the youngster hand checked the hills. this summer hope to film my 1875 brown 2 person planter. thx.
Grandma had a half leather glove that they use when they husk corn did they do it when picking or later
Horses also had the first guidance system.
They would follow the planter mark.
It had a metal on it like a spade
I CANT DRIVE A HORSE THATS BAD ISNT IT
thank you vidèo good
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Reminds me of something I've always noticed in places like Iowa and Nebraska: How very many of the farmers are enormously fat. Given the hard work they do, I wonder what is the usual length of lifespan, how many have heart attacks, and so on....
Americans eat corn syrup and animal proteins exclusively
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It's a shame the horses have to work so hard pulling the fat guy
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That is about the biggest waste of time that I have ever seen. A farmer would use that wire for something useful. Might be able to plant at least an acre a day using this time wasting system.
My dad planted about 60 acres this way every year when he started farming in 1946. Then one day he noticed that the planter didn't seem to be tripping right. He looked back behind him to the other end of the field. My 4 year old brother Craig had come out to the field to "help" Dad by pulling up the stake that held the wire.
Modern US agriculture is a disaster in terms of healthy soil, food, and society. Your attitude perpetuates the disease that is "agribusiness"