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When Amish Raise 50 Foals: How They Make $250,000 a Year

8.7× channel medianLong-form35:09People & BlogsPublished Sep 28, 2026, 7:34 PM · 3w ago
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Description

Discover how Amish families raise 50 foals every year and turn their horse breeding farm into a $250,000 a year business. Watch how Amish men and boys care for newborn foals and train strong draft horses. Learn the secrets of Amish horse breeding, farm life, and traditional income. Watch till the end! Subscribe for more Amish life videos. Disclaimer : This is an educational documentary about Amish horse breeding and farm life, made with respect for the Amish community. Some visuals are AI-generated for illustration. The $250,000 a year figure is an estimate, not financial advice. This channel is not affiliated with any Amish community. SUBSCRIBE to [AMISH FORGE] for more insights into Amish traditions and lifestyle!
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