Little Bree weighs HOW MUCH?!! // Draft Horses Mowing Hayfield
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Today we weighed up Little Bree and we can't believe how much she has grown!!! Bree is getting a little training session on leading, and Jim & the draft horses are mowing the hayfield. We also are checking in on how Brenda's garden is looking this year!
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Great video. Especially loved seeing the chickens & hearing them clucking! Brenda your garden is wonderful! Bree really is a little tank with really well developed hind quarters! She’s gorgeous! She’s becoming independent too 😂
BREE is piling it on..... Me too, but my problem is not green grass or horse milk! Brenda, your garden looks awesome.
Wow, that is really good looking and thick clover/grass. Soon to be premium hay. Chickens are helpful and hilarious to watch. Thanks for garden tour. Do you do. Lots of canning? Great video
Brenda, your flowers are gorgeous! Those hens look so healthy and happy, too.
It is all the hard work digging the worms and 🐜 🐛 🐞 🎉..
Never get tired of the sound of a pitman rod and sliding sickle bar. I remember the hay balling up. You'd back up slightly, kick the sickle out of gear, then get off and pull the grass out of the sickle.
Brenda, your garden looks great. Both of my grandmothers as well as my mother had gardens like your's. Not only vegetables, but many flowers. Don't see gardens like this anymore.
Always enjoy the horses and everything else that you all do.
I loved watching the chickens helping harvesting the worms 😂 they were so happy to see Brenda harvesting the potatoes 😊
Also, Brie is such a joy to watch how she’s growing and understanding the rhythm of the farm… absolutely beautiful 🎉
Your garden is beautiful! The phlox were especially pretty, love the bright pink.
The flower garden looks great, Brenda. Can't imagine when you find the time to keep up with all that garden along with everything else.
And helping out Abby with her house build . Best wishes from England UK 🇬🇧
Nice hay!! I knew an old guy years ago, he would always file the ends of the guards right to a sharp point! Would slanting the cutter bar up or down help?
Brenda the garden looks great 👍👍
When do you have time to work in your garden. You have to help out on the different hitches, taking photos and take stories.
Bree is really grown!
The chickens were so funny trying to get the bugs and worms in the garden. Bree was lookin' like a show horse struttin' her stuff when Jim was walking her around.
Young Bree has a big halter to fill😂😂😂
She’s getting to be a big girl, now.
Cheers! Jim and family!
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Brenda I am enjoying all the help you have digging the potatoes. I use to have Manx cats (they are tailless) and four of them always followed me to the garden. Two would just sit and watch but the other two were always digging and stick their nose right where I was working 🤨
Love the kittens sitting all in a row checking things out
I always forget to mention the kittens, but they are adorable, aren't they! So cute how they scamper around playing with each other!
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Bree is wonderful what a great wealth of experience going away from mom and through the barn what a great little confident filly. So beautiful. Just got confirmation that our girl is with foal yahoo!
Jim with his haying, the beautiful garden with chickens and Bree, oh gosh, she's getting prettier like her sire!
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I amazed at how much she weighs
Incredible how Bree follows you!
Great to spend a little time with you both again, the main farming has its difficulties with all the rain you have had, and we too here in the UK are getting a lot of rain. But Brenda’s garden seems to be thriving!
Bree is a lead bucket ...lol growing up well . Baron is looking great also . Great video as always.
Bree is growing so fast, love your garden, thanks for your time
Hello bill from the Uk
Ditto me too 🇬🇧
I loved you with the chickens ❤
Brenda you got some great picture in there for still shots. Lady and Bree snuggle, Bree walking right up to the camera, Your gorgeous flowers, wonderful potatoes with the chickens. Looks like Bree was on an obstacle course. Oh, and yes, mowing the clover! Great catch Jim of the deer! Bree: Origin:Irish. Meaning:Noble; Power. Bree is a girl's name of Irish origin and comes from the traditional Irish names Bríghe and Brigid. Meaning “noble” and “power,” this regal name has deep roots and entices parents with its simple style and captivating connotations.
My grandfather had an old hay rake which he seldom used and I don't know why and when he did. I do remember he did use it occasionally. It was straight across and had a seat on it from horse drawn days. I don't know where you could find one today but if you had one you could collect the hay when dry and move it to an area that wasn't wet for baling.
It's easy to see that working with horses is really a way of life, one that really requires a dedicated commitment.
Thanks for sharing. 365 pounds Bree is getting bigger for sure.
Love your garden! Raccoons are digging up our lawn now. Turning over the sod, and not putting it back. Annoying!
get a friendly trap and place tuna inside at night,,bingo ,get one every nite till liter is taken to the other side of a near by lake
Keep the videos coming. I watch from the Eastern Cape in South Africa. Always loved horses and have had several over the years. This program introduced me to drafts which I have not seen many of. Your farm is becoming home to me. Love the garden and the fields and the woods. Blessings.
Love your garden! The flowers are gorgeous! Great job! Give Bree a hug from me!🥰👍💜
Hi Jim, Brenda, Bree sure is growing up fast, and she is leading beautiful! Jim, the hayfield is still a little wet, but i think it will dry up soon. Brenda, your garden looks great, I see you had some helpers with your red potatoes. Thanks for the video, Stay safe, Your friend up north, Jim, Nova Scotia, Canada, Hi to everyone.
Your garden is growing great. Hay looking great wow all horse going great awesome to see
Good investment the wrapper,keeps the value for winter, Bree does fine. Love and greetings to you all.
Another heartwarming video, Brenda & Jim!!! Thank you for sharing with us....enjoy everything from Jim working the fields & horses, to Brenda & your videoing and beautiful garden!! The hens were chatting to you! Last but never least...Bree. She's changing and blossoming before our eyes....& gaining weight!! She'll be a gorgeous horse like her parents. Have a wonderful weekend!!! 😊
Loved the butterfly in the hay field and garden. My sister who watches with me said (Good job Brenda!) And even though she needed to go some place. She waited to see all the video. Because she wanted to k own how much Bree weighed. Great Job Jim on getting her to lead through strange places without her mom.
Love your garden!!!
I enjoy watching no matter what is happening on the farm. It is always exciting.
Jim you are very trusting with the horses not to move when you are cleaning the blades. Hats off to you.
Bree looks powerful
Lovely time of day for a walk with the horses!
Looks like the hens enjoy the garden as much as you do Brenda. Awesome video!
I love it that Baron matches Bill step for step. He has so much energy. He’s also starting to catch up size wise. He’s a really good young horse , good brain.
Many farmers would give their eye teeth and right arm for a hay crop like that
Beautiful hay. Not exactly horse hay. Cows will love it. My dad would say, “ lot of milk in that hay”.
Watching Lady and Bree nuzzle each other at the end of the video was one of the best scenes you have ever videoed.
Bree is so beautiful ❤
I realized at the end, just how much much I was smiling watching Bree!
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Brenda another great video thank you. Bree is growing good and looking good. Jim have you ever giving it any thought of picking up a mower conditioner. Hay dries faster because they squeeze the water out of the hay when it passes thru the rollers. I don't know how much horse power you would need to run one but it might help you get the hay bailed faster. I used one on the fields that we cut. Potatoes look good and the garden with your flowers are beautiful, Brenda. God bless and keep safe from hot sunny Florida
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Brenda certainly hope you know I was teasing you about long sleeves and black berries and you have the most fun chickens beautiful garden sorry Jim is having trouble with haying this year and gets the wrapper working 👍😊
Has Jim put on weight? He still looks good, Brenda!!😊
There are two new videos on TH-cam you might appreciate. Old-fashioned Haymaking, Part 1 and Old-fashioned Haymaking, Part 2 . Part 1 shows a couple shots of the hay rake I mentioned.
at Brees weight she has to be getting plenty milk. SHE ACTS LIKE SHE IS GROWN
Your helpers looking for bugs, Brenda?
With all that clover keeping a few hives of honey bees really would be sweet! Bree is growing fast! Gardens look amazing Brenda!
Your garden looks wonderful. Boy has Bree growing fast!!! Blessings
Brenda diggin' the spuds gave a whole new meaning to the term "Chicken Helper".
I have a cat that is just like those chickens..he stays right with me when I am outside working. Being from the south I love turnips,,not so much collards. thank you so much for giving a view of your garden.Bree is sorta like us subscribers baby also..lov ya'll have a great wkend. doing well her in south alabama. HELLO FAMILY OF SUBSCRIBERS..
Oh, Bree!! She's growing so fast!! Is she still nursing??
That’s great looking hay,clover.
Thankfully you are cutting with horses and not a tractor.
It's too bad you have had so many issues getting the hay in this year. I hope things dry out soon.
Brenda your garden is just beautiful! I think you should get Lady and Bree up to those flowers and photograph them! If you can keep them from eating the garden of course!
That garden looks great. Bree is so beautiful 😊 😊
Just curious why you have not shaved barons Mane like you do with lady, Bill and Ken?
Yes love those Draft Chickens but they work hard in the potatoes
That must be frustrating to have to stop so often because of the thick, damp clover! Good you can wrap it so at least you can use it!
Wow! Bree is growing so fast. Brenda your flowers are beautiful.
need to make something on the order of a buckrake to move the round bales with the horses
Question: Are ticks much of a problem for you?
Brenda your flowers are beautiful.
Glad you have abundant rain--we are very dry in northern Iowa
Brie is growing so tall.
Had to pick up a new phone 📱I was down for a couple of days, I am back
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Garden looks good, Bree gettin' to be a little fat girl!!!
How old id Bill and Baron. Also, how old are the colts?
Hay is beautiful..I tried to wait to mow my pastures with my little cub cadet mower to dry the other day..still wet at the base at 2pm and it's nowhere near as thick and tall as your hay..I just went ahead and mowed..PLEASE JIM..be careful reaching into the mower..in the 60's I saw my grandfather lose the end of his left index finger when he did that..awful for a little kid to see..
Brenda..loved the ladies helping you in the potatoes..they were so carrying on a conversation with you😊..a little note which you may know..I used to plant anything viney around my sunflowers..cucumbers beans zucchini etc all loved climbing up and the produce was always clean and the viney stuff didn't spread all over the place which meant people weren't stepping on the plants as much..beautiful flowers and butterfly..
Jim..Ken made you look really small😅
Too bad you didn't have us guessing Bree's weight..when she as walking along I guessed 365#..she's adorable..I am soooo glad the 2 of you started working with her immediately..it's paying off now..and will continue as she gets more mature..it will be so much easier on all of you ..as always prayers and blessings
Eva,,my brother from north Carolina told us about putting a wire fence in the garden for the cukes,,it works great ..made a big "L" shape ,5x5 size and they climbed up the fencing out of the dirt...yes,,super idea..
Did you see the deer? It was near you guys.
Brenda your garden and flowers are really nice, the work you put into it really shows! Jim, the first mowing is usually done before maturity which makes for cleaner cutting thus not having to mow through lodged down old stuff on the next crop.
gorgeous day!!!
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Love the flowers in your garden Brenda, and the close up of the butterflies! 🌻🌹🌺 🦋
I loved the kittens, they are super cute! Jim, that is great news about the wrapping machine! Brenda, your garden is so lovely! and fruitful!! I adored the chickens' little happy sounds as they foraged beside you. Sweet! And Bree! She may be as strong as her mother. I've never seen a draft horse grow up; she was huge when born, and now, she has grown so fast and is a stout girl! Bree is probably stronger than some ponies or horses right now. She will be awesomely strong! Potential power lifter. :D
Brea is growing so fast. Loved the chickens eating the worms. You had some nice looking spuds. Red potatoes are my favorite. Great video.
Bree is so trusting and well behaved. Follows you through confined spaces and doors without flinching. Love her, she’s a credit to you both. Karen .
These potatoes look really good. I wonder if they are red inside, too. Mine are just red outside but yellow on the inside. Now rain came here a lot, which is good but also worried about the harvesting conditions now. The oats still look good but the wheat doesn't. It's so amazing how much Bree has grown meanwhile 🥰 The guy who makes the wrapped bales in my place has the wrapper and baler in one machine. But when I think about it it's probably more advantegous to have them as two seperate machines so that you can work independently from each other. Another advantage probably is that you can run it with really every tractor, even very old and small ones, as the wrapper needs very little power (I assume). Have a very wonderful weekend and enjoy your potatoes! 😊-Chris
That plugging, always a nuisance. I wonder if it would be possible to experimentally retrofit one of those rubber tired sickle mowers you have with modern non-clog guards? I put new regular guards and knives on my Deering and I seldom have it clog with thatch, but I do keep the cutterbar tilted back, nose up rather than nose down, cuts a but longer stubble but keeps it out of the wet thatch. My haybine will clog too but not as easily as the reel keeps sweeping the cutterbar clear, it has regular guards also. I keep the haybine up fairly high too with the skid shoes set for a 4-5 inch stubble which helps keep it moving.
Man that wrapper! they are super pricey up here, I've heard a few prices and it boggles the mind. We borrowed one 30 years ago to wrap a few and our Massey 165 ran it fine. Hope you get it sorted out. Most guys here now use a continuous tube type wrapper as it is faster and uses less plastic. I like a silo, as my round baler is getting tired and tends to wrap bad in wet stuff. I did 49 oatlage bales for a neighbour this year and it took me a day afterwards to clean the rollers and scrapers.
Huge announcement at the Gordon Farm,,,,,,,,, JIM IS NOW A "WRAPPER"!🤣 More to come in the future!
On a serious note,,,,, Baron is doing wonderful! Yep Jim you know how to pick horses, then you know how to train! But "hay" back to the video!
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Just love your place! Bree is a pretty little thing! But not for long! Your garden Brenda looks so pretty! I was wishing i could smell the fragrance too! Have a great weekend up north and I'm super proud of Abby and her many accomplishments! She's a real go getter! It's 103 right now and it's about 6:30 pm in East Texas! Ciao
Jim smacks a horse fly on Kens side and he doesn’t hardly flinch!!!! The best horses on You Tube!!!!!!
Printaboul = Gaëtan
Ken waiting ... This horse makes me smile.
Here is a video of an antique dump rake. The first balers in the late 1800s were stationary units and the hay had to be brought to them with the dump rake. John Deere 51MT and McCormick-Deering dump rake Here is another video of a 1940s hay loader. Loose Haying with Horses on the Davis Family Farm Either of these could save your clover in the wet spots. Perhaps some of your Amish friends would have them. I remember riding on the hay wagon as a 5 year old as the loader picked up the hay. We picked up a nest of ground bees and it was chaos for a bit. After we got the load back to the barn, it was my job to lead the horse to operate the hay fork and pully system. Everyone worked on the farm if they were able. When we got a tractor, I drove that for the same job and had to slide off the seat to reach the pedals.
Jim that filly is growing like a weed. She looks so good. Must be some of that new hay.
Was ready to tell you Brenda how nice your hens look until I saw those killer Flocs. Never saw them bloom like that before. Thank you for sharing.🐴🐴
Maybe Bree is going thru the terrible-2s like a human child. Saying NO I won't follow mom.
Brenda, the garden looks great. Amazing with all the rain . Poor Jim this haying is been a nightmare so many complications. Now Bree may need to get a job to exercise herself. haHa. She is growing into a beautiful horse.
I think I mentioned it in your last video about utilizing the horses more and here as well, you could use them to pull bales out to harder ground. They are quite capable of doing that job. In Australia, we would cut it more often so the hay stays far shorter. That way the sun can reach the ground to dry it better. I know it can damage the ecology of the soil but sometimes needs must. And shorter hay can be better for other reasons too in this particular situation.
You won't be able to say at the end of this video that no worms were injured in the filming of this video! 😂😂😂 Those chooks were right onto them as you turned each sod. Brenda, your garden is so prolific. It is a credit to your hard work. I'm not that partial to turnips either but I use one in a vegetable soup mix occasionally.
Bree sure is becoming the little miss independent! I guess it will be weaning time soon. Another fantastic video. 😁
Jim with your wet ground..why not use your slide ( stone boat) to move bales to a drier spot? Might be a bit slower depending on how many you have to move and how many you can put on your slide...cheers Mick
I love watching you do anything because my Dad used to work with horses from being 15yrs old and he loved it he died at at 90 about 18yrs ago this channel reminds me of that part of his life he fought in the second world war he was my hero ❤❤❤ so thankyou for all your hard work you put in to filming xx