We Sold The Model T...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- The video starts with meteorologist, Daddy Cornstar, coming in live for the local weather and crop report. Once he gets to the main farm, it is time to unhook the chemical tanks from the Freightliner semi. Unhooking the chemical trailer can be a bit of a task sometimes. Once the Freightliner was unhooked, it was time to bring the older Brent 674 grain cart into the big machine shed. The older cart was being pulled by the 2745 Massey Ferguson.
Once the cart was unhooked, the dryer was pulled out of its summer vacation spot and drug up to the main yard. Once there, Cooper and I got busy tearing the grain pits apart to clean the rotten corn out of them. It was quite the messy, smelly process.
The next day consisted of several meeting with people that were not filmed. Later on in the evening, our combine mechanic showed up to pick up the Model T. He has been asking about buying the Model T for years, so we finally sold it to him. It took no time to get it loaded. Once we got it loaded, Cooper and I grabbed the 2005 Bobcat T-190 and started moving augers.
The next day we started working on the grain pits and putting the dryer and its respective augers into place. We have to wait for an electrician to show up to finish working on the dryer, but it is very close to being up and running.
After the dryer shenanigans, Brandon from Champion Seed showed up to do some moisture tests in the Champion field. Dad came along with us and we were pleasantly surprised at how the corn looked. Although, the corn has a lot of drying down to do. We also did a moisture test on our first planted field, and although it is close, it still has some time to go.
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Cole The Cornstar, aka Cole, is a 4th generation family farmer from Central Iowa who is the life force behind his family’s 1,700 acre farm. Cole promotes agriculture by filming his day-to-day adventures with his Dad (Daddy Cornstar) and brother (Cooper) on the farm. With a lot of help from Daddy Cornstar, Cole instills humor and education into his videos fit for both children and adults. Despite being 21-years old, Cole has an old-fashion work ethic with an innovative approach toward agricultural technology and practices. Cole's mission is to prove the American Dream is not dead and be a megaphone for agricultural education and innovation, from technological advances in farming equipment to conservation practices.
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Your grandpa must be so proud of you. Blessings on the next 100 to 200 hundred years for your family.
Awesome sentiment. I'm sure Grandpa Cornstar is nothing but proud of his amazing family. I'd sure be proud of having a son like Cole.
I’m a 58 year old city women, and I didn’t understand a lot of what you were talking about, but I found what you were doing very interesting. I’m a new subscriber you got me with the “first cleaning” video that was awesome. Keep them coming! Thanks.
Teri V ditto I’m also a 58 year old woman who only started watching after I watched the video of him cleaning that beautiful house. But I consider myself a country girl and live in the Barossa Valley South Australia 🇦🇺 xx
Same for me too!! But I’m 24 years old and I’m from Canada
Teri V same here! Was fascinated by the house!
Me too! I'm 57, and he had me at "Cleaning," Now I'm subscribed and binge-watching!
LOL. I'm a 64 year old Canadian living in the DR and I too got hooked on the cleaning video and subscribed. Now I'm learning about farming. Genial!
Good to see that you realize selling the model t to someone who is gonna restore and use is better than sitting and rotting. Just started watching and I think I'm hooked.
Hopefully he'll do a full restoration and not turn it into a piece of junk by rat rodding it like some losers do with a car that's complete.
Dan Goodall-Williams it was in pretty good shape too. Think he really got a million for it? 😉
It's nice to see a young one appreciate his heritage. I cant wait to see what you end up with when grandpa's house is finished. It has some very sweet old pieces that I saw in it. Dont let that stuff go son. It only gets more valuable.👍
I think it's pretty cool that you're keeping the family farm going and dad seems pretty cool to. I'm with you on the house I like all the wood work also. You don't hardly see a 22 year old hard at it anymore so my hats off to you.
Please make us a video when the new owner gets the car cleaned up and running ty 😊
I grew up on a farm and never wanted to go back. Our farm is filled with old machinery and bins and buildings. The farmhouse was not gorgeous or spacious like yours. But watching your videos actually makes me want to clean that old place up and remodel or build a new farm house. It is so refreshing to see such an enthusiastic and hard working young man!
Just found your channel and my husband and I are hooked!!! We LOVED your “How much does a Farmer Make” video!! A REAL eye opener!!! You have a wealth of information and you are doing farmers everywhere a great service by sharing your story!!! Thank you!!! :)
This video is what America is all about. Well done!
Never realized this much work and effort goes into harvesting corn. Well done guys and thank you! 😊
We really like being entertained while we are being educated. Thank you Cole and Daddy!
Nice to see younger generation who still have some great values.
Love seeing the clean up and things getting sorted.
Great job.
What a fantastic car.
Nice Model T. My wife has a 1923 Model T Ford Touring. It is all original. She calls it Black Beauty.
Nice to see someone who like a tidy piece of property. I work on my entire neighborhood in Plant City, Florida because presentation is half the battle :)
Hey! Originally from Miami!
I like your Dad's sense of humor!
We can’t wait for home updates 💚
It's sad to see the T go but it deserves to be loved and cherished. Better than just sitting in the barn.
Old farm girl here. Oh I can remember the bottom of the silo smells, not something you'll forget. My dad sold seed corn, so this was very interesting. Just found your channel and you have a new subscriber.
Hope we get the model T update.
This is really interesting since majority of people have no clue how all this stuff works..I don't either buuuuttt I think it's cool to learn about.
Sincerely love what you’re doing. I wish more young people took interest in farming. So refreshing to see a 22 year old continuing his families legacy👏🏼✌🏼
I love these videos! Farming like this is so far from my reality that it is very interesting to watch. Cole you are the best, it is so enjoyable to see how things are done on a farm! Thanks!
I wish I had half of this guy's happiness and enthusiasm for anything in my life.
But you got the glow Sho
So true.. I watched one video yesterday an I’m hooked. He lives a simple life an he’s sooo uplifting, awesome spirit. This kid is dope
yes he's definitely blessed with the holy Spirit and it shows.
You guys cracked me up and really seem to enjoy working together, farming old school. Not a huge shed loaded with new equipment just using what you have. Good luck Cole to all of you and the house looks like it coming along great. Take care and be safe.
Greg
Wow Cole! I've just stumbled onto you and as a Grandma, I am impressed! Was a townie until my folks retired and took a job as Ranch Foreman. I was 14 then and I learned how to drive a team of horses and we fed 40 to 60 head of moose with the cattle every winter, 2 times a day. I loved it! We lived in a 2 room log cabin, with a bathroom and ate at the main house where the owners lived. 30 miles to the nearest town, I rode the school bus 60 miles a day and did my homework while bouncing down the road, until it got too dark to read. Dad met me every night with either horses or the ranch truck, and snow levels. Weekends, we worked and some mornings I was up and out by 4:00am helping dad out. We had to chop holes in the creek for the livestock to have water and bring the team in, harness and load the hay sled, milk the cow and sic the dogs on the moose, to bring the horses and sled through the gates. While 2 dogs were doing that, another brought in the saddle horses. They ate while we fed the cattle and the dogs guarded the sled and horses keeping the moose from charging us or the sled. It was a great life back in the 60's! You have the right attitude and your folks raised you right. You'll do ok in life. Just pick a good, kind Christian woman who has good work ethic and isn't afraid of getting her boots dirty or hands calloused, helping you out. Make your children work by 4 yrs old and take them with you when you can. Teach them well, and don't just have one, four is a good number. Out the lot of kids, you might have two that will stay on the farm, if you're lucky! Homeschool them if you can and keep them away from the riff raff of public education. It will steal your childrens souls and draw them away from you. That's about all the advice this old Grammy can give a smart young man like yourself. God bless you, son and in all things, be honest and kind. There's few people in this life that can be trusted so if you have a good honorable friends, hold them close as a brother.
Grammy D
This video demonstrates a level of skill that requires a willingness, a trainer over a period time. A bit of history.
I never really put much thought into farmers. It’s easy to forget who’s taking the time to grow our food. I’ve never even come across a farming channel. I clicked your videos for the house make over. Thank you for opening my eyes.
When they get the Model T running hopefully you can get a video of it operating. That would be neat to see.
My daddy was a farmer his whole life. I grew up on a road name Potato Farm Road here in Crossville,Tn. I just found your channel this evening and I'm already hooked!!!!! It takes me back to my childhood...THANK YOU!!!!!
Never pee in the wind, LOL, love Daddy Cornstar.
I simply adore that you are so focused on neatness!!!!! I know nothing about farming but love your family's spirit.
I'm in Massachusetts, I do live near small farms, but I've always appreciated the hard work farming involves. I'm finding this so interesting.
I live in mass too, but in the south shore
I'm not a farmer, but I do live in a Iowa . I really enjoy watching how hard Cole works. I Appreciate the determination he has, and wish today's generation had the same work ethic.
I'm a city slicker... dunno why I'm watching, but it's interesting.
Whats a shity sticker?
chiil same 😂😂😂
Cause you’re inner cornstar wants to be fed!!!!
chiil same here, so interesting
Im just sitting here thinking to myself why do you want the corn dry?
So refreshing to see a young man who is so responsible! You are obviously putting a great deal of thought into all you are doing! God bless you for your hard work in restoring your Grandfather's farm and I am praying for your continued success....Oh, and thank you for sharing. You are a joy to watch! (Now, don't let all this good stuff everyone is saying go to your head).
To see a young man do farming in this generation is so rare😃😊
its ME jen vlogs true im so impressed that he’s a young hard working guy when some others are just wasting their life’s doing nothing good
Refreshing to see you working so hard to learn farming like your family.
Unless you love in the south. It’s very common.
That depends where you live. It’s pretty common in rural areas in the US.
Judith Coe and if trump stays that will be the last of them !!
This made me cry. That car was sacred. My great uncle had his original T. I remember him telling me how he bought it and worked years to save the money up. I would look at pictures of him with his leg up on the running board when he was a young man with big dreams.. She always looked perfect in his garage. You might have found time latter..when not so busy.
This is very interesting for someone who knows nothing about farming.
Here too. 61 from florida
Same here , from vienna (austria)
Shanna Feaster NYC here! Nice to see where. Y food comes from 😊
Unbelievable the amount of work a young man can do in a days worth.I was hooked when you started fixing your grandfather's house.Just beautiful, thank you for sharing!
Impressive with Cornstars with cleaning house, shop, equipment, yard, and getting bins in working order.
Pat on yourself on back and keep at it. 👍
My husband is 23 and has a hard work ethic like you. Don’t find that much anymore in youngins. He bought a 1922 house and has been flipping it. Definitely subscribed. I don’t know about farming but it takes me back to my childhood. I look forward to more videos.
I hope that the guy who bought the car has a YT channel... I wanna see how it's gonna go with that restoration!
Cole, We really enjoy your videos. We have learnt a lot about how hard a farmer works. We appreciate all your hard work. Every person should watch this as it’s so educational. We also get a kick out of your Dad! He is funny! So are are you. Thanks , I will share this video so as many people can see this as possible. That way you can get more moo la for doing your beautiful home.
I don't even know why I'm watching this, I don't know anything about farming. 😅 i saw your video of cleaning the house and thought it was interesting and the energy you give, good luck with the farm! 😊👍
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I am a 24 year old student and I have a lot to learn from Cole the Cornstar 😁! I had no idea what you guys were talking about but your positivity, limitless energy and passion gets me every time 🤗 keep going!!
I like seeing daddy cornstarch in a more serious setting. It’s clear how smartt he is. He just enjoys the character he puts on for the camera
Lol just realized my phone autocorrected this to “cornstarch.” I almost like that nickname better.
Your little dog is so cute and faithful. I worry when I see her always around the trucks and tractors. She just doesn't seem to be afraid of any of it! She follows you guys everywhere. I think she works as hard as you do! Very interesting on how you figure when to harvest. To me the fields look so dead and dry that I would think anytime you could harvest. Amazing.
Young man you are an inspiration in a generation full of LAZY young people with no work ethics or family values. I was hooked from watching your cleaning video. New subbie here. Your grand-pa and father must be very proud. Kudos to you
You are the master of so many talents. Everyone should see what a farmer goes through on a daily basis. Thank you!
Oh I wish I would have known about the model T, my husband is looking for one, praying the new owner enjoyed it....love what your doing, and your desire at 22, not many have your motivation..
I appreciate your dumbing it down for us folks at the short end of the learning curve...
Nice video again, learned something about corn. Your grandpa's house is the best keep a lot of the old interior I like that.
I first came across your channel due to the remodeling on your house. I'm somehow still watching you talk about corn. I'm not a farmer- but I've learned something. Interesting stuff, Cole.
Love that farmhouse it’s my dream! You did a fabulous job Cole
Hello from Australia! Don’t know how I came across your videos, but they are interesting and entertaining. I grew up on a farm, and we did have corn when I was very young, just a small crop. Anyway, it’s good that you are showing this part of the U.S. 🌽 🌽 🌽 🌽 🌽
This boy it is smart !!! And super cool in the way he explains thing that we never heard about
Cole, you are getting the farm in tip top shape!! 💕
I love it! Presentation is half the battle. 🤣🤣🤣 I spent my summers on my grandparents farm. This brings back memories. Your Dad is so funny.
I 💜💛💚 all earth moving equipment! Changing the earth is poetic. I love watching you all.
Farmers.. the backbone of our country once upon a time. Admiration doesn't even come close!
Very true
Darn, Shell Cshells, "Once upon a time?" So who exactly is the backbone of our country (I'm referring to the USA, of course)? The millennials that only care about technology, make-up, have poor grammar, politicians or in general the ones that want everything except work? Sure, small businesses, which seems that they have, maybe they are larger, (I do not know), is the vast majority of our economy, HOWEVER, we, all need food, where does that come from? FARMERS, either from here, whether imported or exported. You must not be talking about the USA. IMHO, farmers are key to our lives......RIGHT NOW...... again, IMHO
@@Msmmmorales cringe ngl
OMG! That red 2745 MF tractor brings back memories. My grandfather worked for Massey Ferguson and he gave my brother and I the toy version of that tractor. I have a lot of good memories playing with it!
I like the way daddy cornstar back peddled his way out of his moisture estimate. Something I would do. Thanks guys.
He's calibrated to John Deere testers.
Subaru Love 😂😂😂
Yep, that was slick.
Legendary
My grandpa was a dairy farmer, also harvested hay and corn. Your channel brings back great childhood memories!
I have no idea what you're talking about most of the time 🤷♀️ because I dont farm, I just have a ranch in Kentucky but I like your videos lol. I subscribed keep up the hard work!
You're an amazing young man, not many 22 yr olds would take on such a huge project. I'm 65 and I love that your not "afraid" to to talk about the lord. Thanks for giving me bv back my faith in this time of uncertainty with our youth.
Oh my gosh I love that house!! Thank you for saving it instead of tearing it down👏👏 I'm new to your videos.. where are you?
Randomly watched one of your videos. Sooo happy that I did!! God Bless you Cole for the respect of family, tradition, hardwork and the love you have for your Grandpa. Keep the videos coming!!!
I wish I knew you had. That T I would have loved to own it.
onelonleyfarmer our mechanic has been asking for years. My Grandpa requested if we wanted to sell it that we sell it to him.
@@ColeTheCornstar Love your videos and the passion. What was the car next to the model T?
Cole The Cornstar how’s the Model T restoration coming? Has he got the engine running? That might make a fun video at some point, maybe meet up somewhere and get the fix-up details on it. I mean, we all watch you guys fix augers, seeing grandpa’s old T on the move would be pretty exciting!
Cooper and Cole, you both did amazing work to get that farm sorted, cleaned and functioning more efficiently. Kiddos.
OK Cole I'm hooked! Getting my snacks and gonna binge watch!
I find this interesting here in Florida because some old Iowa friends had a farm for not only corn but grain- they used to talk a little about what was happening on their farm. They came down during winter- sent us an aerial picture of their farm once and looked much like yours. Thank you for sharing- this is very interesting and love your humor. Congratulations to the man who bought the car - what a nice car. Maybe you could post when he gets it going again.
Your dad is funny, you got his sense of humor lol
We farm in IL, and our whole family is enjoying your videos. Thanks and hope all of our corn gets dry soon!
My uncle convinced me to watch this channel. I think he has good taste.
This video makes me miss my hometown. I grew up with my dad and grandpa farming. I miss the goats, the chickens, the fresh air in the morning, and the morning dew. Sad that I had to move to the city for work.
Another winner Cole, I am looking forward to harvest, seeing all the hard work pay off.
A retired grandma here, loving these videos and their creators. Keep them coming! They are so positive and uplifting--great for the soul!
I remember playing in my farmer friends corn dryer, sinking up to our thighs into the nice warm kernels, in the 1970's. It had a big open top so we could climb in through the top. For some reason I remember only doing this at night, maybe we did that so we wouldn't get caught. It was probably dangerous!
Cole I'm so grateful to have found your channel,You are a hard working very intelligent young man.Dads cool.Branden could be a model.Wow the size of all that equipment thanks for sharing
I love to see a young person that isn't,t lazy and doesn't,t mind hard work!
You are a great role model for upcoming young farmers..That we sure need more of!
Cole your Dad is funny ! When he said.... "He's usually pretty good at backing things up".."when he's not looking"...It cracked me up ! lmao.!
I’m a city girl but my bestie grew up on a huge generational dairy farm and I loved hanging out with her there. One of the most hard working families I knew. I’m addicted to this channel. Cole you are an awesome young man and I love that you are sharing so much of your life so people get to see just what goes into behind the scenes.
I love this channel, takes me home without having to go home
Love what you are doing to clean up the yard - it will make so much of a difference in access and efficiency. 😃👏👏👏👏
I could see a movie being made at your farm. It is beautiful.
Thanks to Cole, his family and all farmers! They are what helps keep the United States and other countries around the world supplied with food!! Tip your hat, wave or shake a farmer's hand!! God Bless Farmers!!!
Greetings from Canada. Your farm is interesting. It does need young blood and ambition to keep it going -- you are right for it.
I am really giving you guys a ton of pats on the back. I started watching when Junkyard Digs was on the farm just watched this video. Your production value has gone up so much since you posted this video.
If more 22-year-olds were like Cole, America really would be great again.
Mary Charlton amen!!!
America has always been great until trump broke it
TheBambislayer hopefully we can get him out !!
TheBambislayer when has it been great and what did trump do to make it worse... yikes
Kelsey Chumney you kidding right ? Well you won’t find out on Fox News !!
Farmers are hard workers! Phew....been watching several vlogs about the house and it’s crazy how motivated you are at such a young age. Kudos!
I feel like I’m watching an episode of Dirty Jobs. I’m hooked 😆🙌🏻♥️
Man, you have such a light about yourself. You seem like an all around happy and positive guy. I watch your videos for that (I know NOTHING about farm. Barely even know how to spell farm. LMBO). Keep doing what you do and spreading positivity!!!!!!!!
This is why it is important to.....BUY USA....all the Love and Hard work our Farmers give and do!
Yes always buy USA....and keep our Country GREAT....stop buying from China, etc
@@TheKentuckylady717 Go home MAGA hat Trump cult follower. Our country has been trash ever since that orange moron cheated his way into office.
@@zuestoots5176 How'd he cheat 😅 learn how electoral votes work
Just watched my first video with you cleaning your grandfathers home. Hello from Canada. 👍🏼😊🇨🇦
I would love to see the model T restored to a new look!
Farm girl from northern iowa here. Your awesome keep up the good work. Wish I had more farm hands like you.
Always like your videos you are doing an awesome job cleaning up the farm:-) peace
I live in Texas but was born in Ottumwa, Iowa. Y'all walking through that corn field brought back wonderful memories. Found your channel by accident and have enjoyed every video I have watched.
I see you are working on a auger dryer set up improvement.There seems to me a excess of rotten grain in several auger locations.Let me suggest buying a funnel.Any funnel.Look at it and before you set your augers in any pits new or old, go to bed and dream up something better with visions of a funnel fresh in your memory lol.good luck.Farm looks better.
Oh god tell me why I’m hooked? I saw the house siding project and I love old houses, so here I am !!! Great family and I’m just loving ur videos. Thanks