Cooper is a great instructor explaining seeding and steering in understandable detail. Cool how he incorporated his g-pa's technique too. He's a natural teacher.
Daddy and Momma Cornstar raised three really wonderful, smart, loving kids, thank you parents. Thank you Cole for loving the Lord and sharing His word. Cooper you are a natural teacher. Thanks for letting us take a peek into your lifes.
God bless you and your family. Thank you for allowing us to watch you perform that cremation burial. It was very touching. I could not help but say a prayer for the family.
I’m 51. My dad grew up on a farm by Ponca Nebraska. I remember him telling me they did stuff with horses, then with Farm All’s. They didn’t have indoor plumbing until 1979. I remember working a little bit up there as a kid. Grandma even used a wood cook stove. Grandma had a big garden, raised chickens. Traded with other farmers for milk. Raised cows, pigs, hay, had timber for heating in winter. Root cellar. So much work, but so easy to live. I really wish I had a chance to live that life a bit more.
Sleepy Thinker, I lived that life and you would have hated parts of it because it was really hard, but in the end, the memories would be priceless. Be well ♥️
Cooper, Cole, Nave, and Daddy Cornstar, you're all soooo AMAZING !!! I'm a farm girl and lived with my Grampa and step grandmother who had 350 acres and then acquired about 1,000 more. He first used horses to pull all the equipment and then when we could afford it, he bought his first tractor when I was about 6 or 7. Daddy Cornstar, you're so right when you said that the old timers didn't have what we have now. My Grampa didn't have a roof over his head, air conditioning or a heater in his tractor. He drove all day and night to get the planting and harvesting done with all the elements beating down on him. He came home dead tired, ate, gave me a hug and kiss while I sat on his knee for maybe 10 minutes so I knew I was loved, and then he crashed in bed for a few hours and was up before sunrise and did it all again. No luxurious living then. I'm so glad you all have air and heat. It's soooo much better these days. It makes the hard work for you all more bearable and is sooo needed. I wish I had had air and heat when I was driving all day and night to get the crops in and off. We planted corn, beans, and had a few huge gardens for giving away to help others out and can for ourselves. It's such a great thing to see you all working together for your family. Nave, you're soooo meant to be in this BEAUTIFUL family. You fit right in not being afraid to do anything and learn more everyday. You remind me of me when I was your age. I worked every piece of equipment, tended to the animals and took meals out to my Grampa and his hired hands all day so the farm would run smoothly. I look back on this time very fondly. Unfortunately, in those times, my Grampa loved seeing me love the farm like he did and wanted to leave me the farm when I was older, but, his wife's (my step grandmother whom I loved dearly) wanted her boys to have the farm, so, since then when females didn't inherit the farms and it went to the men, he gave it to them only to have them spoil it all by taking the farm for granted and everything went to ruin. They never did a days work on the farm. The buildings, house and crops don't exist anymore. I drive out there and my heart breaks, so I won't ever be going back to see it again. My Grampa's heart probably broke in his grave. I so wish he had given the farm to me. I would have made him proud, but I respect his decision. Love you all soooo much. Mamma Cornstar, you keep everything running too girl. Your an equally important part of your farm. When Cole, Nave or Daddy Cornstar say they're going home for a meal you cooked, it warms my heart. Thank you for all you do everyday for everyone who eats corn or beans. You're VERY appreciated and loved by me ♥️♥️♥️
That was interesting and telling. Good grand parents make an indelible mark on a child's soul. Such as passing wisdom earned from past mistakes and being responsible. 😊
Open D Studio, my grandparents were SO good to me and yes, as you said, made an indelible mark on my soul. I've passed this knowledge to my children and grandchildren and will also pass my love, knowledge and love of my grandparents down to my great grandchildren also when they come into this world. Thanks for your sweet comment ♥️
Ellen Tiedt, thanks SO much sweetheart for your kind words. My Grampa told me he deeply regretted not giving me the farm before he died, even before he saw how it was neglected and demolished. I made sure he knew I wasn't going to fight his decision even though I didn't agree with men being more in charge then, because women could be just as strong. It was his path to live and I loved him and gramma so. Men had such an upper hand in that time, which wasn't fair, but I have always admired how men protected, helped and loved their families all throughout time too. I believe that everything happens to help us grow and become good people even though we may not know the why behind things are happening. Be well ♥️
Cooper it’s great to see you on the video and explaining why you plant the way you do. Cole you so amazing with the care you took covering the cremation. I am so moved by your faith and respect at the grave site. I know you are so proud of Nave and her driving the farm equipment ❤️
We use all the same Ag Leader tech in the top wheat producing county in the U.S. here in the rolling hills of the Palouse of Eastern Washington State. Fun to see the similarities!
I’m impressed with Nava she has jumped right in and learned. Anyone can almost run machinery but paying enough attention or feeling when something’s wrong or breaks that’s another either it is learned or comes natural sometimes never at all that’s what makes a good operator.
Great video! I grew up with the old tractors. I was 8 years old when my dad put me on the old M Farmall tractor. The throttle wouldn't stay put, so I had to use vice grips to hold it in place. I was too short to be able to reach the pedals, so I had to stand up to get to the clutch, and the brakes. I started out with a "drag" that is just a flat piece of metal that would level off the high parts, filling in the furroughs. Then I graduated in a year or so to the disc and harrowing. We planted with the marker like that, but we had a planter that was much, much smaller! I grew up on the family farm in west-central Illinois. Thanks for the memories!
Cole, I really love your channel! I'm not a farmer,I have no wish to be a farmer,but I have a general interest in watching how to do it. I have family members who are farmers,all kinds of crops. I grew up in illinois .Apple farmers,corn andbeans,I've baled hay walked beans,and did the corn thing when I was a kid. I live in a nursing home, so I spend my time watching youtube. Of all the channels I watch your my favorite. You really put a bright spot in my day. Continue your good work, thanks for what you and family do. Love and God bless.
All the technology blows my mind. Especially when I noticed how on the planter the planting rows turn on one by one so as not to over plant what’s already been planted. And that all that info can be transferred to the combine! So cool! 😎
What a great family. I feel very blessed to have found this channel. It renews my faith in love,family and the American Way. I haven’t been on a farm in 45 years. How neat!
Another very slick vlog from you guys. I look forward to a daily dose of Corn Star family farming, and escapades, breakdowns and fun, really nice how well you all work together in harmony. I was confussed, Daddy cornstar looked hot, while Cole all wrapped up and looking cold! But blue skies as far as you could see! And the visitor in a T-shirt.
Really enjoyed Cooper’s explanation on some of the technical aspects of the equipment. Cole you did a great job handling that cremation cover… Very respectful. Really like you guys
When I was Cooper's age, I planted 4 rows at a time using a MF 265 open station tractor. It used old fashioned square chains to drive things. We had to load the 2 fertilizer boxes with 9 bags of 66 2/3 lbs bags of dry fertilizer each and we loaded 100s of bags. Hot, dry, dusty & back straining work. Our "big" Massey, had an aftermarket cab that my Dad ordered with heat. No A/C.
I'm embarrassed to say that yesterday I drove past a young farmer driving a tractor that was spraying (something) and I honked my horn twice at him as I passed and I yelled "Cole the corn star!"" and laughed maniacally as I drove past. Young buddy must've had ear plugs in, because he didn't even look my way, which only made me laugh harder, because Cole always wears ear plugs!!!!!
@@anthonyfusco9768 go over to a farm with livestock not to put the cornstar down by any means they do work hard but they are fairly seasonal we work year round taking care of calves momma cows we spend the entire winter feeding and checking cows
It was great to see Cooper sounding comfortable videoing himself. I loved the explanation of the marker, AG Leader motor to planting screen and row shutoff. Nava was killing it in the Massey
I am so happy to see how much respect you have for the family and the deceased at the cemetery!! ❤ I lost my brother and my mom last spring. The experience at the cemetery was horrific to say the leaat. Thank You for taking pride in caring for other's!!!! Blessings!!!
Cooper explained the planter and how it use to be operated better than any other farm vlog on TH-cam. That was cool how the marker wheel and the computer lined up perfect. Thx for demonstrating that lots of other channels not mentioning any names Millennial farmer have talked about it but Cooper was the only one to show how it was and is done now!!! Great job I love learning how it is done.
OK what about your foot? Are we getting an update? I enjoyed al of the different things going on today. Love the gentle way you take care of the graves. Thanks and take care.
I love the great explanation how all this works - old and new technology. “How we used to do it” and how it’s done now. I know it doesn’t make the job easy or quick, but certainly gives a good helping hand.
I am so glad I found this channel. You all are excellent people....Cooper is an absolute machine at everything he does. I always wanted to farm when I was a child, my family lost their farm in the 80's. I still feel like it was my calling.
Props to Nave for rocking the field work! She must've been having fun to just jump in a go at it! I don't have to say anything else about how glad I am these 2 are together!
Love how you’ve now added scripture Cole. Thank you. Praise and Glory to our Lord and Saviour. Rom 3:23 is one of my many many favourites and always hits home for me. God is always Good. Keep on keeping on Cornstars😊😊👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️
Daddy corn, my x husband drove around in a tractor without the top. Hes 57 and back then, thats how he helped plant. He's farm was one of the ones that couldn't keep up with the bigger ones. He loves your show to.
I grew up on a small family farm. We put out a "big" garden....pretty much raised all the vegetables we ate and preserved them. And we would do one small random crop to sell. Biggest was ....wait for it...4 acres of green beans. It was all done with one tractor. We had a disc, but planted everything by hand. Fertiized and hoed by hand. Harvested by hand. So all that just to say, I really am fascinated by the large scale and technology of the cornstars!
Cole you took great care putting the the dirt on the urn . You are a GOOD man . No glasses on papa,nava driving the equipment,coopers mullet growing out. Had a visitor, good day on the farm .
Hey Cole, I appreciate the care and respect you show in your videos when it comes to the burial. Love the verses as well. Keep up the good fight brother.
In the good old days the American Farmer were tough. They went through depressions. They lost Farms to feed America. America take your hats off respect the farmer they put food on the table. We cannot lose any more farmers in America we need more especially the Dairy Farmers. Have a great day everybody
Cole, I love the respect you give to the cemetery. My brother and I maintain several local cemeteries. Sometimes when mowing I get lost looking at the headstones.
I must say how I'm impressed with these almost daily videos. That's a lot of work and your main job is a lot of hours. Please take care of yourself and do get sleep over entertaining us!
Great post was very touching, everynight my kids hang on to hear if a new episode was posted. Thanks for letting us into your world make you appreciate things more. Thanks
Im loving this planting videos. Im not a farmer, I live in the midle of the city in Córdoba Argentina, but Im completly amaze by the tec in the machines. Love to see everybody in the videos. Keep with the good work
COOP that was actually very informative talking about planting on flat ground vs hills. I don’t farm Ive had a garden lol.. but I never thought about why they plant in a curve hillside you taught me something new about farming.
I love watching your farming operation but even more than that I love that you talk about JESUS. Thanks for sharing your faith and taking the opportunity to tell people how much he loves them. I pray the Lord blesses your operation.
Cooper!!!! Thank you for showing us cornstalkers the tech and how it works in the field! Wow- that's all so amazing to see on equipment versus how it used to be in young Daddy Cornstar's days. 🌽
Awesome vlog fantastic to see everyone getting things done. Wow Neva getting to drive the big rig she is a natural that young woman . A great little segment there from Cooper as well . I am not a churchy person but watching Cole cover the cremation and how he did it was very touching .
Truth... My husband is from the mountains of Northwest Arkansas. He had a older cousin in his 80’s, he married a young 40 year old woman and she would pull the hand plow while he steered it. This was like 12 years ago. Ya do what ya gotta. Lol
Grant has a great channel. I play farm sim during the off season and on my time off. We have planted all of our corn . We have 1000 acres of soybeans in so far . We purchased a case 600 quad track used for a great price. We now have 3 planters runing . A johndeere 1770 a case 1245 and a kinze 3500. We have 2 planters on our land and I'm custom planting soybeans for a neighbor . Nave is getting some good tractor time in .she seams to be confident and calm with an open mind . She is doing great . Tell her to keep up the good work stay safe and farm on my my friends !
I've really liked seeing how some of this high tech stuff that you spent all winter installing on your equipment works in the field. Great explanation from Cooper. Keep it up Cornstars!
Neiva you did a great job backing that out. I would have been a nervous wreck. Cole that was so nice of you to let that guy hang out with you for a while it made his day. He was so thrilled to be there look at all the things you video. Copper you have opened up so much I'm glad you are more confident with the CS popularity. DC you are still young!
It's interesting to see different burial habits. Here in Finland it's a custom that the family and friends cover the grave during the funeral (towards the end of it). There's change in it too. For example it used to only men who did the burying, but for example me and my sister lowered and covered the urn at my dads funeral.
Great video. Copper's explanation while planting is amazing. I'd mess up so bad. Cole covering the grave is so touching. Daddy looks tired. Hang in there.
We, my husband and I, love your videos. A special thanks for taking time to tend to the graves. Indeed, Jesus loves you. Thank you guys for showing us how the farm equipment works and how you run your farm. Michael Bloomberg said anyone could be a farmer. Now we know he has been drinking his bath water. LOL! If I wasn't 73 years old, I would become a farmer. The jump from cattle rancher to farmer might be rough, but I would do it. God bless you, and we look forward to going along with you tomorrow.
Going to have to pick up a pair of Pit Vipers. Been looking at them for awhile, and seeing how good they look on this channel has solidified that. Cooper and Cole looking like a BOSS with those sunglasses.
Cooper is a great instructor explaining seeding and steering in understandable detail. Cool how he incorporated his g-pa's technique too. He's a natural teacher.
Yes, Cooper’s a natural teacher.
Daddy and Momma Cornstar raised three really wonderful, smart, loving kids, thank you parents. Thank you Cole for loving the Lord and sharing His word. Cooper you are a natural teacher. Thanks for letting us take a peek into your lifes.
yes..what a joy to see Jesus lifted up.💕👍
God bless you and your family. Thank you for allowing us to watch you perform that cremation burial. It was very touching. I could not help but say a prayer for the family.
Cooper is way ahead of his age as far as being a farmer. He will go a long way
Larry Belken are you talking about today or 20 years ago. My dad was doing things like that when he was 10. 😂
Thanks for the video Cole
Z all around Farmer shut up lol no he wasn’t
Z all around Farmer Yeah and your dad can't run the planter now without asking for computer help
I been doing it since I was 10 and I'm 17 now but I been doing it mostly on my own as my mum had cancer and dad weld he's 60 and had to help mum
I’m 51. My dad grew up on a farm by Ponca Nebraska. I remember him telling me they did stuff with horses, then with Farm All’s. They didn’t have indoor plumbing until 1979. I remember working a little bit up there as a kid. Grandma even used a wood cook stove. Grandma had a big garden, raised chickens. Traded with other farmers for milk. Raised cows, pigs, hay, had timber for heating in winter. Root cellar. So much work, but so easy to live. I really wish I had a chance to live that life a bit more.
Sleepy Thinker, I lived that life and you would have hated parts of it because it was really hard, but in the end, the memories would be priceless. Be well ♥️
Really enjoyed Cooper's demo of the planter. Great job explaining what you are doing, Cooper!
Cooper, Cole, Nave, and Daddy Cornstar, you're all soooo AMAZING !!! I'm a farm girl and lived with my Grampa and step grandmother who had 350 acres and then acquired about 1,000 more. He first used horses to pull all the equipment and then when we could afford it, he bought his first tractor when I was about 6 or 7. Daddy Cornstar, you're so right when you said that the old timers didn't have what we have now. My Grampa didn't have a roof over his head, air conditioning or a heater in his tractor. He drove all day and night to get the planting and harvesting done with all the elements beating down on him. He came home dead tired, ate, gave me a hug and kiss while I sat on his knee for maybe 10 minutes so I knew I was loved, and then he crashed in bed for a few hours and was up before sunrise and did it all again. No luxurious living then. I'm so glad you all have air and heat. It's soooo much better these days. It makes the hard work for you all more bearable and is sooo needed. I wish I had had air and heat when I was driving all day and night to get the crops in and off. We planted corn, beans, and had a few huge gardens for giving away to help others out and can for ourselves. It's such a great thing to see you all working together for your family. Nave, you're soooo meant to be in this BEAUTIFUL family. You fit right in not being afraid to do anything and learn more everyday. You remind me of me when I was your age. I worked every piece of equipment, tended to the animals and took meals out to my Grampa and his hired hands all day so the farm would run smoothly. I look back on this time very fondly. Unfortunately, in those times, my Grampa loved seeing me love the farm like he did and wanted to leave me the farm when I was older, but, his wife's (my step grandmother whom I loved dearly) wanted her boys to have the farm, so, since then when females didn't inherit the farms and it went to the men, he gave it to them only to have them spoil it all by taking the farm for granted and everything went to ruin. They never did a days work on the farm. The buildings, house and crops don't exist anymore. I drive out there and my heart breaks, so I won't ever be going back to see it again. My Grampa's heart probably broke in his grave. I so wish he had given the farm to me. I would have made him proud, but I respect his decision. Love you all soooo much. Mamma Cornstar, you keep everything running too girl. Your an equally important part of your farm. When Cole, Nave or Daddy Cornstar say they're going home for a meal you cooked, it warms my heart. Thank you for all you do everyday for everyone who eats corn or beans. You're VERY appreciated and loved by me ♥️♥️♥️
That was interesting and telling. Good grand parents make an indelible mark on a child's soul. Such as passing wisdom earned from past mistakes and being responsible. 😊
What a beautiful story except the part where you didn't get the farm! You would have made your grandpa proud! 💕
Well...that just breaks the heart💔😢
Open D Studio, my grandparents were SO good to me and yes, as you said, made an indelible mark on my soul. I've passed this knowledge to my children and grandchildren and will also pass my love, knowledge and love of my grandparents down to my great grandchildren also when they come into this world. Thanks for your sweet comment ♥️
Ellen Tiedt, thanks SO much sweetheart for your kind words. My Grampa told me he deeply regretted not giving me the farm before he died, even before he saw how it was neglected and demolished. I made sure he knew I wasn't going to fight his decision even though I didn't agree with men being more in charge then, because women could be just as strong. It was his path to live and I loved him and gramma so. Men had such an upper hand in that time, which wasn't fair, but I have always admired how men protected, helped and loved their families all throughout time too. I believe that everything happens to help us grow and become good people even though we may not know the why behind things are happening. Be well ♥️
Cooper it’s great to see you on the video and explaining why you plant the way you do. Cole you so amazing with the care you took covering the cremation. I am so moved by your faith and respect at the grave site. I know you are so proud of Nave and her driving the farm equipment ❤️
A day of a modern farmer was amazing! Thanks for sharing your world!❤️👍
We use all the same Ag Leader tech in the top wheat producing county in the U.S. here in the rolling hills of the Palouse of Eastern Washington State. Fun to see the similarities!
It was cool to see grant out there maybe next time spencer can come out
Cole, your Dad's appreciation of our fore-fathers's bravery is the right thing. Blessings from a Nebraska kid farm worker.
My favorite TH-camr colabbing with my favorite farming TH-camr (sorry Cole)
I’m impressed with Nava she has jumped right in and learned. Anyone can almost run machinery but paying enough attention or feeling when something’s wrong or breaks that’s another either it is learned or comes natural sometimes never at all that’s what makes a good operator.
Great video! I grew up with the old tractors. I was 8 years old when my dad put me on the old M Farmall tractor. The throttle wouldn't stay put, so I had to use vice grips to hold it in place. I was too short to be able to reach the pedals, so I had to stand up to get to the clutch, and the brakes. I started out with a "drag" that is just a flat piece of metal that would level off the high parts, filling in the furroughs. Then I graduated in a year or so to the disc and harrowing. We planted with the marker like that, but we had a planter that was much, much smaller! I grew up on the family farm in west-central Illinois. Thanks for the memories!
Cooper, that was an excellent explanation of whats happening in that cab running the planter. Thanks!
Cole, I really love your channel! I'm not a farmer,I have no wish to be a farmer,but I have a general interest in watching how to do it. I have family members who are farmers,all kinds of crops. I grew up in illinois .Apple farmers,corn andbeans,I've baled hay walked beans,and did the corn thing when I was a kid. I live in a nursing home, so I spend my time watching youtube. Of all the channels I watch your my favorite. You really put a bright spot in my day. Continue your good work, thanks for what you and family do. Love and God bless.
Scott Lamboley u look pretty young to be in a nursing home. I pray for healing to your body
My two favorite TH-camrs in one vid
Cooper did a great job explaining how the planter works in this video. I hope he gets more video time this season and for 2020 harvest.
All the technology blows my mind. Especially when I noticed how on the planter the planting rows turn on one by one so as not to over plant what’s already been planted. And that all that info can be transferred to the combine! So cool! 😎
Cole, the care you took filling that grave brought tears to my eyes, very moving
What a great family. I feel very blessed to have found this channel. It renews my faith in love,family and the American Way. I haven’t been on a farm in 45 years. How neat!
Another very slick vlog from you guys. I look forward to a daily dose of Corn Star family farming, and escapades, breakdowns and fun, really nice how well you all work together in harmony.
I was confussed, Daddy cornstar looked hot, while Cole all wrapped up and looking cold! But blue skies as far as you could see! And the visitor in a T-shirt.
paul kent it was like 78, I just was comfortable in a sweatshirt
awesome video. Really loved the way you shared the Gospel with that grave covering. May God protect during the season.
Really enjoyed Cooper’s explanation on some of the technical aspects of the equipment. Cole you did a great job handling that cremation cover… Very respectful. Really like you guys
John 3:17...my favorite Scripture. Thanks Cole. In my prayers Cornstar family.
Cole, tell your listeners how to accept Jesus in their hearts
Thank you Cole . I thank you. You never know what someone maybe going through. Just watching this gives a lot of light.
When I was Cooper's age, I planted 4 rows at a time using a MF 265 open station tractor. It used old fashioned square chains to drive things. We had to load the 2 fertilizer boxes with 9 bags of 66 2/3 lbs bags of dry fertilizer each and we loaded 100s of bags. Hot, dry, dusty & back straining work. Our "big" Massey, had an aftermarket cab that my Dad ordered with heat. No A/C.
These videos show just how hard it is to work on a farm and how much the farmer should be respected. I love the videos and the family!
Love the verses at the cemetery you guys take such good care of peoples loved ones. God Bless
Everyone who doesn’t live or work on a farm should watch this channel to appreciate how much work goes into producing the food we all eat.
John Ferrier, you're SO right. A lot of people have NO idea how much work goes into the operation of a farm. Be well ✌🏽
I'm embarrassed to say that yesterday I drove past a young farmer driving a tractor that was spraying (something) and I honked my horn twice at him as I passed and I yelled "Cole the corn star!"" and laughed maniacally as I drove past. Young buddy must've had ear plugs in, because he didn't even look my way, which only made me laugh harder, because Cole always wears ear plugs!!!!!
John Ferrier I agree. It’s mind blowing to see how much goes into an operation like Cornstars.
@@anthonyfusco9768 go over to a farm with livestock not to put the cornstar down by any means they do work hard but they are fairly seasonal we work year round taking care of calves momma cows we spend the entire winter feeding and checking cows
@@jwhitley101whitleyfarms9 same
It was great to see Cooper sounding comfortable videoing himself. I loved the explanation of the marker, AG Leader motor to planting screen and row shutoff. Nava was killing it in the Massey
I am so happy to see how much respect you have for the family and the deceased at the cemetery!! ❤
I lost my brother and my mom last spring. The experience at the cemetery was horrific to say the leaat. Thank You for taking pride in caring for other's!!!! Blessings!!!
Cooper and cole will make an awesome team when they fully take over there farm cole is the brains and cooper is the brawn of the operation
Cooper, thanks for explaining the monitors. You obviously love what you do. 🌽
Cooper explained the planter and how it use to be operated better than any other farm vlog on TH-cam. That was cool how the marker wheel and the computer lined up perfect. Thx for demonstrating that lots of other channels not mentioning any names Millennial farmer have talked about it but Cooper was the only one to show how it was and is done now!!! Great job I love learning how it is done.
Hey Cooper....thanks for the explanations....I appreciate it. You are doing an amazing job and thank you for sharing it with me.
OK what about your foot? Are we getting an update? I enjoyed al of the different things going on today. Love the gentle way you take care of the graves. Thanks and take care.
I really respect your cemetery work. It is so respectful.
Cooper is the zen of farming one farmer to another coop is going all the way.
I love your tender heart, Cole. Seeing scripture in this video made me smile !
There are a few channels I enjoy watching and fewer I look forward to seeing the next upload, your channel I look forward to the next upload.
I love the great explanation how all this works - old and new technology. “How we used to do it” and how it’s done now. I know it doesn’t make the job easy or quick, but certainly gives a good helping hand.
I am so glad I found this channel. You all are excellent people....Cooper is an absolute machine at everything he does. I always wanted to farm when I was a child, my family lost their farm in the 80's. I still feel like it was my calling.
It brought tears to my eyes the respectful way that you handled the burial of the cremation.
My two favorite farmers in the same video it’s an amazing day today
Still loving you. Thanks cole. Farm life.
Cooper done a very good job on explaining how the monitor an planter works. Thanks for sharing your day on the farm with us with the videos.
Props to Nave for rocking the field work! She must've been having fun to just jump in a go at it! I don't have to say anything else about how glad I am these 2 are together!
Love how you’ve now added scripture Cole. Thank you.
Praise and Glory to our Lord and Saviour. Rom 3:23 is one of my many many favourites and always hits home for me. God is always Good. Keep on keeping on Cornstars😊😊👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️
Keep up the good work. I agree with your dad about the old tractors with out a cab. My dad was so sun burn and had a wind burn.
Cooper, thanks for the outrigger demo! Cole had explained it in an earlier video, but it was great to finally see the row marker in action!
Daddy corn, my x husband drove around in a tractor without the top. Hes 57 and back then, thats how he helped plant. He's farm was one of the ones that couldn't keep up with the bigger ones. He loves your show to.
I grew up on a small family farm. We put out a "big" garden....pretty much raised all the vegetables we ate and preserved them. And we would do one small random crop to sell. Biggest was ....wait for it...4 acres of green beans. It was all done with one tractor. We had a disc, but planted everything by hand. Fertiized and hoed by hand. Harvested by hand. So all that just to say, I really am fascinated by the large scale and technology of the cornstars!
I love you guys! The Cornstars are so wholesome. It makes my heart happy. 💗
Cole you took great care putting the the dirt on the urn . You are a GOOD man . No glasses on papa,nava driving the equipment,coopers mullet growing out. Had a visitor, good day on the farm .
It’s really great to see you guys teaching instead of just showing!!! We have a farmer near me that have people come and learn it and drive the things
Hey Cole, I appreciate the care and respect you show in your videos when it comes to the burial. Love the verses as well. Keep up the good fight brother.
Praying for you and your foot, Cole. Thanks for sharing your faith and telling peeps about God's love for them.
You rock Nave 💖💖💖
💥 Cooper just explained modern planter and GPS functions better than anyone I’ve seen before! Nice job Cooper!!! 👍
In the good old days the American Farmer were tough. They went through depressions. They lost Farms to feed America. America take your hats off respect the farmer they put food on the table. We cannot lose any more farmers in America we need more especially the Dairy Farmers. Have a great day everybody
Nava is a keeper!,
Cole, I love the respect you give to the cemetery. My brother and I maintain several local cemeteries. Sometimes when mowing I get lost looking at the headstones.
The little old house in the paddock is so cool 😎 can you walk through it and show us. Love from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 🤗🤗🤗🤗😍😍😍😍
Hi Cole, I love the John verses mentioned and your boldness in proclaiming your faith. Thank you. - Dean from Minnesota
I must say how I'm impressed with these almost daily videos. That's a lot of work and your main job is a lot of hours. Please take care of yourself and do get sleep over entertaining us!
Great post was very touching, everynight my kids hang on to hear if a new episode was posted. Thanks for letting us into your world make you appreciate things more. Thanks
Im loving this planting videos. Im not a farmer, I live in the midle of the city in Córdoba Argentina, but Im completly amaze by the tec in the machines. Love to see everybody in the videos. Keep with the good work
Bless you Cole, what a great servant of the Lord!🙏🏻💕
COOP that was actually very informative talking about planting on flat ground vs hills. I don’t farm Ive had a garden lol.. but I never thought about why they plant in a curve hillside you taught me something new about farming.
Cole you're my role model, you show me theres always something to be doing you make me motivated when I watch your videos
I love watching your farming operation but even more than that I love that you talk about JESUS. Thanks for sharing your faith and taking the opportunity to tell people how much he loves them. I pray the Lord blesses your operation.
Cooper!!!! Thank you for showing us cornstalkers the tech and how it works in the field! Wow- that's all so amazing to see on equipment versus how it used to be in young Daddy Cornstar's days. 🌽
Awesome vlog fantastic to see everyone getting things done. Wow Neva getting to drive the big rig she is a natural that young woman . A great little segment there from Cooper as well . I am not a churchy person but watching Cole cover the cremation and how he did it was very touching .
I use to bend the heck out of my markers , because I would forget that they were down, and swing-turn ,... *BOOOM* fence line.
Truth... My husband is from the mountains of Northwest Arkansas. He had a older cousin in his 80’s, he married a young 40 year old woman and she would pull the hand plow while he steered it. This was like 12 years ago. Ya do what ya gotta. Lol
Grant has a great channel. I play farm sim during the off season and on my time off. We have planted all of our corn . We have 1000 acres of soybeans in so far . We purchased a case 600 quad track used for a great price. We now have 3 planters runing . A johndeere 1770 a case 1245 and a kinze 3500. We have 2 planters on our land and I'm custom planting soybeans for a neighbor . Nave is getting some good tractor time in .she seams to be confident and calm with an open mind . She is doing great . Tell her to keep up the good work stay safe and farm on my my friends !
I just loved the burial segment and how you showed such respect for what you were doing.....well done!
I've really liked seeing how some of this high tech stuff that you spent all winter installing on your equipment works in the field. Great explanation from Cooper. Keep it up Cornstars!
Neiva you did a great job backing that out. I would have been a nervous wreck. Cole that was so nice of you to let that guy hang out with you for a while it made his day. He was so thrilled to be there look at all the things you video. Copper you have opened up so much I'm glad you are more confident with the CS popularity. DC you are still young!
Touching Testimony while burying the cremation.
Amen.
I was touched how carefully and respectfully he covered the grave.♡
It's interesting to see different burial habits. Here in Finland it's a custom that the family and friends cover the grave during the funeral (towards the end of it). There's change in it too. For example it used to only men who did the burying, but for example me and my sister lowered and covered the urn at my dads funeral.
Indeed. Great kid!
Great video. Copper's explanation while planting is amazing. I'd mess up so bad.
Cole covering the grave is so touching.
Daddy looks tired. Hang in there.
Great video!
Wow! Cooper thank you for all the knowledge you shared running the planter. Impressive! This is one of the best vlogs/videos yet!
I look forward to watching you guys everyday. God bless you all and I pray that you have a perfect yield. You're my favorite TH-cam channel 💕
Careful there Cole Mave may take your job from you.Its great to see her not afraid to jump in something and go,love you guys many prayers and be safe.
I love how you and your father show so much love and respect to the deceased and there family’s 💜
Grew up driving open sir tractors with an umbrella, including running pull type combines . It was no problem except when the bugs got bad.
Cooper is the man he has this figured out need to see more of him in the videos especially his hay production
We, my husband and I, love your videos. A special thanks for taking time to tend to the graves. Indeed, Jesus loves you. Thank you guys for showing us how the farm equipment works and how you run your farm. Michael Bloomberg said anyone could be a farmer. Now we know he has been drinking his bath water. LOL! If I wasn't 73 years old, I would become a farmer. The jump from cattle rancher to farmer might be rough, but I would do it. God bless you, and we look forward to going along with you tomorrow.
I love the scriptures, thank you for being fun, informative, and Christ centered.
Fantastic!!! You're almost done. All of you work so hard and explain things nicely. Thank you and get some much deserved rest.
My two favorite farming channels coming together, Well virtual but yet still awesome !
That guy sums up every kid from a big city who has never been on a farm. Pure Excitement!!!
Going to have to pick up a pair of Pit Vipers. Been looking at them for awhile, and seeing how good they look on this channel has solidified that. Cooper and Cole looking like a BOSS with those sunglasses.
You guys crankin out acres... praying for good weather for you and all farmers🙏
Love it!!
Daddy Cornstar...Cooper has room to dance and play basketball 🏀!!! Where do you come up with this stuff? 🤣!
God bless Cole.