Life at a Amish Farm 

that must be tuff living apart all the time I’m home every night stay safe and thanks for watching

Diana Giles thanks for watching

i realize Im kind of randomly asking but does anyone know a good site to stream newly released series online ?

@Talon Kellen Flixportal :)

@Vivaan Hector Thanks, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I really appreciate it!!

@Talon Kellen You are welcome xD

Stefanie R hi thanks for the kind comment and thanks for watching

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White Rose city! My sister lived in Lancaster for a while, I think the days of going out there to stay and our frequent adventures and road trips were the best days of my life.

Lone Star Travelers thanks for watching

Thanks so much very nice meeting you looking forward to chatting playing again

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Hello I shot this awhile ago if I didn’t mention it it’s Lancaster county, pa thanks for watching

CuriousEarthMan hi again no we don’t buy his eggs during this time of year we get broccoli and cabbage mainly from him his brother has a farm across the street they work together that was his son coming down the driveway

I agree. Really nice video and farms.

sbnsbaker1 thanks for watching the music was off of Final Cut Pro when I did the edit

Briddy Hll thank you it’s fun to fly

Angie E thanks for watching👍😁

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Mark Mortensen thank you that means a lot I do this for fun always nice hearing positive feedback

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christopher martin Are you going to show him the video? 😊

Thanks for watching , this is just outside of Lancaster,pa most of the area looks like this around here. He is a really nice guy.

Tuma Time thanks for the info (: yes it looks really calm and beautiful (: i enjoy places like this. also the hard work that is put in to built. thanks for your reply ok. be well.

They're just employees of the RV companies. They don't have a say in how things are done there.

I enjoyed going there

Glad you liked it and thanks for stopping by. I have some online friends when I play Xbox they are all from there just works out time difference 1 is from Perth, 2 from Queensland and 1 from sa thanks again for watching

Thanks kind sir ...

russ sherwood your welcome and thanks for watching

I’m uploading a video on Friday I just went back to that farm first time in over a year

@@TumaTime thanks fer the heads up on the video

Frank Irwin thanks! Never had a falcon or bud chase it yet. I put it away for the winter looking forward to start flying again soon. I bought some Rc planes also going to start building/flying them also

It’s nice I’m about 2 hours away getting stuck behind bugys is a pain after awhile

CuriousEarthMan 😁thanks for watching

Lacy Hay thanks for watching and the nice comment

Lol horse n buggy but they have lake houses with electric and air conditioning

Tammy Hanson thanks for watching

Whidby Family Vlogs Exactly... I used to live in PA I buy my produce and flowers from them.

@Crystal Whidby also the machine is propane not gasor diesel. Any electric is by windmill & battery. Refrigeration is also through propane. I live in Lancaster PA. and this is what we see everyday. Hope this helps.

shawn the farmer thanks for watching it’s tuff to back in a driveway off of a small road and try not to get on his grass Thanks again

sef lass cool beans hello from Pennsylvania

I’ll be doing more this summer once the crops come in again Thanks for watching

Maurice Dickinson \

It's farmland - totally taken over natural Windland. But still beautiful.

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nevets7152 thanks for watching and he has a Diesel engine to power his chicken house they use iPhone and computers also just not out in the open times are changing

@@TumaTime good to here , tlmes they are a changing, all the best ,Steve in the Thailand.

I don’t mind the prop guards in the shots plus that drone won’t connect anymore might get the mavic pro 2 As for shooting the Amish just ask depends who you talk to

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Vicente Vazquez thanks for watching

I think I just got broccoli that day. We get it untrimmed so maybe it was the broccoli leaves you saw? Thanks for watching

thanks...I did see alot of leaves so that is why I was wondering what the produce was :-)

Thank you

Thanks for watching he still uses horses in the field

Dona Harrell you got me he has a Diesel engine to make power for his chicken house but they don’t drive cars

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@@TumaTime Welcome😍👍

He's not Amish himself.

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their church is in their homes. They rotate whose home it will be at each time, and they move benches by horse and wagon, the kids set them up beforehand, and all the families in that 'church district' travel to the home for services. Then they load up the benches and are ready for whoever's home it will be at next. I think they meet two times a month, not sure though. Check out the documentary: "The Amish, a People of Preservation" there are other good documentaries also.

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He also has a diesel generator for his chicken coupe/house I guess each church has different rules. He doesn’t have electricity but I know they use battery’s.

My Amish neighbors have a tractor, the boys even have a remote control car. Most of their travel is done by car, they just can't own it. Seems a bit silly to me.

It isn't silly if you understand what is behind the "rules." It is not that modern things are bad, but that the value is staying close to home, family, and community. Things that support that value are generally more accepted than ones that do not. For example, a horse and buggy can go only so far; a car can go a long way. So owning a car is detrimental to community, while getting a lift with someone else, is not. Once you start looking through the lens of whether a piece of modern equipment supports staying in community, or not, things make more sense. In that way, having modern milking equipment, for example, supports a family making enough income to stay on the farm. Without it, and milking by hand, there would be a limit on income, to the extent the family members might have to take jobs away from home. See?

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Yes? So small cabbage plants are set out without water over there? Looks after 2 hours like the ears of a rabbit. They have an irrigation system.

Robbie Moore , Pennsylvania here about an hour from Lancaster. Thanks for the compliment just started making videos

cool man ,, I been making videos for a few years now,, check out my channel

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Or is it more of a modern Amish that this guy is?

+island prince this guy is pretty cool as long as I didnt put the camera in his face he was ok I made 4 videos at his farm so far

Tuma Time that's awesome man. So they dont care about modern technology?

island prince I’m sure it’s different with different ones. He’s really cool (for a Amish guy) you can joke around shoot the breeze. Some I’ve met are very stand offish. This guy has a diesel generator for his chicken coupe. A lot of them have cell phones but they hide it.

island prince the Amish in Etheridge TN. will not allow much of what you see in this video. No cameras, fork trucks, etc!

L Malino thanks for watching

in pa, just outside of lancaster thanks for watching

De Cnijf Kris it gets cut in the field they let the leaves fall to the ground. Then end of season it get turned under from what I understand

I’ve never seen it thanks for watching

WildflowerNJ1 thanks for watching

Joyson Wildhart yes he does and a Diesel engine to charge up batteries thanks for watching

@@TumaTime isnt that like not amish

yes he takes good care of his place, thanks for watching

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Daniel Howald thanks for watching

Kat Justice him and his dad they have 10 acres his brother is across the street they help each other out. No power lines but he does have a diesel generator for his chicken coupe. Thanks for watching

Wow, that was a speedy response.. I have been watching Amish farm videos. I live 50 mins from Delano Amish Farm Market in Delano Tn. I have not been there yet but others I know have.. The vegetables, fruits and baked goods are so delicious they say.

Kat Justice I was on my phone when your comment came in. That farm in this video is in groffdale pa about half hour from Lancaster Thanks again

I'd LOVE to not have unsightly power lines criss-crossing all over everywhere

Where are their puppy mills?

Yes, I did...:(

That's not a Puppy Mill cage, far from it . . .

SHOWDOWN thanks for watching

You are so right

Trust me, they are more confused about US than we are of THEM!!!

Thanks so much I mainly do videos on my work/truck plus drone footage and anything else going on in my life worth taking a video thanks again for the sub

Sell outs

@@flatearthanswers They're not sell outs. It's strictly for business.As You can see They still use Horses. The Amish don't believe in anything that can easily distract or take each other away from Their Communities. So They can't get too far on a fork lift . . . .

@@Bizarro2024 it's all b.s. They use modern technology all the time.

@@flatearthanswers yah, so?

@@Bizarro2024 maybe I'm wrong but shouldn't the Amish or other groups only using the tools of the early 1700s before electricity and machines took over. If it's a must have these days for other reasons then I guess they have to but I dont think their ancestors would ageee

You are correct - NOT all Amish however. There is indeed a DARK side to some areas, however. People who never grew up on farms or who had parents that did do not realize the very hard work that it entails. And when Agri farms (run by hedge funds often) take over then it is hard to compete at one's local farmer's market. Hence the other monetary means - puppy mills so on.