Move over Jay Laverly. There's new dancing farmers in town. Three upstate New York girls have danced their way into millions of hearts after going viral.
In honor of another round of Farm Hands, where Tad & myself head to area farms every Friday, hear 'What Women Think' when lending a hand requires an arm.
The final 'Farm Hands' took us to Sugarbush Dairy in Vernon where Polly learned what tell tailing is and not to stand behind a cow or you'll get kicked
The latest 'Farm Hands' took us to Remsen where you'd never know a 90 acres farm sat off Main Street. Polly set a record for being covered in poop and was shocked 3 times.
The latest 'Farm Hands' took us to Angell's Dairy Farm near Durhamville. A 6 generation family farm that has the honor of being a Dairy of Distinction Farm and not that we're experienced dairy farmers, they showed us some things we had never seen.
The latest 'Farm Hands' took us to Wilde Wind Farm in Deerfield. A farm we thought was full of cows. Turned out it was horses and I said I'd never go to a horse farm again. It's hard work! I was breathing heavy within 15 minutes.
Our final Farm Hands of the year was spent at By Design Farm in Ava where Polly got quite the shock. While milking, she was electrocuted when her head hit the cow trainer. Thankfully Brianne Willson was there to help.
Who's bright idea was it to have Polly operate farm equipment? Our latest Farm hands visit took us to Riverbanks Farms in West Edmeston. Mike Banks operates the farm with Brenda Webb, Allan Crumb and Marissa Horn. Mike may be a distant relative to Larry The Cable Guy. Mike's favorite saying is "Git In Er and Go." And that is what he said to Polly as he had her driving not only the feed