I can empathize with Cole and the clean up he is facing. My husband and I have moved onto the farm where my mother was born and raised. We just did a little walk about and there is soooooo much cleanup to be done. We aren’t going to run out of anything to do for quite a while. Oh yea and we also need to plan for a 🎈🎈90th birthday party 🎉🎉for mother who will also be living here.
Cole has taken dumpster truck after dumpster truck to the scrap yard in the past! He’s not done yet, I’m sure! I think the prices went down and winter farming took precedents for awhile.
I LOVED this video! DC was great at the beginning -- But the best opening EVER is always, "Hey, Everybody! You're watching Cole the Cornstar!" (Never gets old for me!) And then -- seeing all that MESS that's going to go! That's another favorite thing I love! (The interaction with all the friends is great too!) Just loved it!
Your intro with DC and the little doggies reminds me of something I say instead of swearing. I say OH HeeeL Gnaw! And I envision Little Yappy Doggies that GNAW at my HEELS! Too Cute! Thank you for sharing your Farm Life. It is a real day brightener for me!
That grass is rapid grow tall rescue.I live in Michigan and we use 1/2 tall fescue mixed with 1/2 Kentucky blue grass and our grass is very lush.Thought you may see this comment here as I am catching up on your last to videos.Stay blessed family.I can't believe you're almost to 500,000 subs.Good for you Cole. 😊😊😊
Excited to see the junk yard slowly being cleaned up. It will be good having an environmentally safe area. And, I just love trying to guess how much money and pounds you take to city junk yard.
If I may offer a suggestion on your barn doors. Rent a core drill, bore a hole where the doors meet, then drop in a piece of pipe. The doors will get stopped by that pipe. The pipe will be removable, allowing you to open and close and drive in and out without issues. Plus, you won't have to worry about any damage being done to the equipment when the wind does blow against the doors. No more backing your equipment into the doors to act as a back stop. Cheers :)
Project resource budgeting 101 rule of thumb: Estimate the time you think it will take and double it. Then take that number and triple it. That will be about what it will take. That has worked for me.
I love the way Daddy CornStar works so well with his sons, how he counts on their opinions and their work ethic. My brother and father worked together in our 4 generation Butcher shop. I always wondered considering the number of knives at an easy reach when I’d get the call that one stabbed the other...I kid you not, shocking I know it was awful. ☮️💟✝️
Yeah the grove clean up is going to be a long project. I can't imagine trying to get both the grove and house renos done in the same summer, but I know you are a hard worker!
As well as you take care of all of your equipment, I’d really like to see you show some love to that Oliver Tractor. A little paint and some wax, would go a long way!
But then you'd have to deal with a bunch of strangers roaming over your property and dealing with that mess... It is a thought however... You move the stuff to the road with "FREE" on it... Someone will take it! :)
Cole's descendants are going to want to build another bin site in the grove area and their EPA survey will discover all the buried treasures that will then be considered items of historical significance and prevent their project. 🤣
We had a bunch of junk that piled up over the years so when the scrap prices went up several years back I got some guys to come clean it up on half, that worked out really good we both made some money and all the junk got cleaned up
There are places that can recycle alot of your metal/grain dryers. They can drive there with a big truck that has a boom that crushes/picks up the metal. It doesnt cost much.
Just a quick thought. You guys have trouble with algae in your clear water tanks? You can paint them possibly to make them opaque and it doesn’t grow. Keep going your doing great 👍🏼!❤️🖖🏼😏
I’d leave one or two of the frames that have trees growing through them to remember what it used to look like plus it takes a long time for something like that to happen
Cole, please consider saving ONE piece of vintage farming equipment to pay homage to your grandfather and great-grandfather and it will serve as architectural interest in your landscaped backyard . To cut cost, you can also see if a student your college's Landscape Architectural School can draw up some plans. Then you will also be helping that student!
Yeah those Probox lids are a pain. I work for a guy who sells seed and deliver to the local guys on a gooseneck. Even with zip ties I look at them every 3-5 minuets to make sure they aren't lifting. I have had the wind tear one in half because I wasn't watching.
I’ve lived in the country all my life. Every farmer I know has a junkyard. We hide our stuff behind the barn but I have nagged my husband to start taking it to metal recycling. I have started the process of decluttering before I die. That way someone else won’t have to take care of it.
i would LOVE to see Cole get a metal shredder and just shred all that metal and bury it in small pieces. You know the kinda shredder that can rip an engine block into confetti !!!
Worst case, Cole, you could call a scrapper to clean up the grove. They will typically do it for the scrap, no extra charge. You will miss out on the money, but the grove will get cleared out. lol
Hey DC Reverend Paul here Eustis, Florida what's up bro...??.... ur like me a lot tryin to talk....lol.... I get my tongue wrapped around my eyetooth and can't see how to talk.....lol.... now bro being a Preacher I've had the congregation is tears at times...... give u an example man... growing up remember how the ladies wore their hair up in "bun's" well I was preaching at a large Church and said I remember when the ladies would shout their buns off..... (IT WAS A YOUNG CROWD)......had to stop and explain what that saying ment.... God Bless you and yours Sir Rev. Paul M Vining Sr
Cole...in alllll your free time...we really need to get going on the DC merch line..we could help with the one liners...leave a pinned comment and ask viewers to drop their face DC one liner. Now that will sell!
I don't know what ya"ll call it. I call it long neck fork lift! I do know how to drive and operate that🙃 Thank for the great content Cornstar Family!! I love junk yards!!!!
Cole there are professional scrappers that will come out, cut up all that iron and haul it away for a percentage of whatever it brings at the scrap yard. It would save you a lot of work. Just a thought.
Hey, pay attention to the magnet valves (if that's what is called like in English) in the powershift of this Magnum. We had these go bad in our 2010 Magnum and it cost a lot..
Hey DC, I've got a memory crutch for you. I'd call the tele-handler: "Pretty-Bone" What do ya think? It sounds like a malaprop that might suit your style too. Thanks for the video! BTW, it looks like a front tire on the Massey is low on air, you might have Cooper air it up before there is sidewall damage.
If you hosted a giant BBQ - I bet you could get a ton of people out to tour your farm and help clean up the grove. :) I know I would volunteer for some of Mamma Cornstars cooking.
Cole, have you thought about putting an ad on FB calling for metal scrappers to come get all that metal? That way you don't have to bury it. Also, what happened to you taking it to the scrap yard? For awhile, you had a lot of videos of that. Extra 💰.
@@SB_McCollum you’d have to spend 10,000 dollars if you want everything out. He’s burying small nails and glass, which would take forever to clean up by hand
I just produced a video where i listed a bunch of things that I was going to get done that day. I got two of the things done - but they were big jobs, and their done 😉
its amazing how much soybean seed is a ripe off. save some beans that did well from the last year and plant. ya u don't get the seed dealer bug coating but u don't have the seed dealer cost.
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I can empathize with Cole and the clean up he is facing. My husband and I have moved onto the farm where my mother was born and raised. We just did a little walk about and there is soooooo much cleanup to be done. We aren’t going to run out of anything to do for quite a while.
Oh yea and we also need to plan for a 🎈🎈90th birthday party 🎉🎉for mother who will also be living here.
Sable ur a natural. It’s inspiring to watch u grow along side the Cornstar family.
I hope that when you’re done cleaning up, you show us some before and after pictures. I enjoy watching every single video
Agreed. Drone footage would be _awesome!_
Scrap prices are very high right now start taking that stuff to the scrap yard.Cole
I agree. There must be some value in that scrap metal.
Cole has taken dumpster truck after dumpster truck to the scrap yard in the past! He’s not done yet, I’m sure! I think the prices went down and winter farming took precedents for awhile.
@@Burbankelly, He uses that ratty old dump truck. Get 4-5 metal dumpsters and be done with it.
I am surprised that there are not scrap haulers that would just come and haul it away
@@Burbankelly month ago it was $100 a ton. Lot of money in those piles.
I LOVED this video! DC was great at the beginning -- But the best opening EVER is always, "Hey, Everybody! You're watching Cole the Cornstar!" (Never gets old for me!) And then -- seeing all that MESS that's going to go! That's another favorite thing I love! (The interaction with all the friends is great too!) Just loved it!
Grandma Judy’s so lovely.
I'm another Grandma Judy. I agree with her, "Don't look at my wrinkles."
I loved Sable's face when she was talking to Daddy Cornstar! He is always saying silly things.
Cole and DC just make me smile!
Sable is such a good sport. Learns new equipment with a smile on her face. Such a winner
This grove should have its own Netflix series
LOL
Its a lot of work thats for sure
Definitely 😃
cole should have his own netflix series
Their going to find more than oak island!
DCS is hilarious about the piranhas!🤣
When DC calls it the tickle bone that is my favorite!!!!!!!!
Your intro with DC and the little doggies reminds me of something I say instead of swearing. I say OH HeeeL Gnaw! And I envision Little Yappy Doggies that GNAW at my HEELS! Too Cute! Thank you for sharing your Farm Life. It is a real day brightener for me!
another great job guys and young lady. thank you for your very hard work
Look at her y'all! She's getting the jargon down. Respect Sable.
That grass is rapid grow tall rescue.I live in Michigan and we use 1/2 tall fescue mixed with 1/2 Kentucky blue grass and our grass is very lush.Thought you may see this comment here as I am catching up on your last to videos.Stay blessed family.I can't believe you're almost to 500,000 subs.Good for you Cole.
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Excited to see the junk yard slowly being cleaned up. It will be good having an environmentally safe area. And, I just love trying to guess how much money and pounds you take to city junk yard.
Sell for scrap metal!
Best to you guys for your 2021 season. A lot going on, and I hope it all happens very smoothly. A lot to look forward to! Many blessings.
Nothing to it but to do it. I love that saying buy Cole the CornStar 👍❤️🙂🙃
Cole that is a fun project for you this summer. Love you guys. 🥰♥️💖🌽🌽
I have figured out you like order and clean spaces! I do too! You go bro!
If I may offer a suggestion on your barn doors. Rent a core drill, bore a hole where the doors meet, then drop in a piece of pipe. The doors will get stopped by that pipe. The pipe will be removable, allowing you to open and close and drive in and out without issues. Plus, you won't have to worry about any damage being done to the equipment when the wind does blow against the doors. No more backing your equipment into the doors to act as a back stop. Cheers :)
Project resource budgeting 101 rule of thumb: Estimate the time you think it will take and double it. Then take that number and triple it. That will be about what it will take. That has worked for me.
I thought you took a lot of scrap out last summer, but this looks like as much if not more then you already taken out.
Grandma Judy! You are beautiful, don’t hide! Also, love it when Brandon and Pete stop by. Good people. 👍 Cooper: 💩
you have a lot of plans for the summer: grove clean up, siding, renovate house first floor...Good luck!
"I tend to underestimate projects"....😂 I have starred in that movie a few times...
Hi Grandma Judy and Grandpa John ! ❤️
I love the way Daddy CornStar works so well with his sons, how he counts on their opinions and their work ethic.
My brother and father worked together in our 4 generation Butcher shop. I always wondered considering the number of knives at an easy reach when I’d get the call that one stabbed the other...I kid you not, shocking I know it was awful.
☮️💟✝️
Cole has a lot of projects going at once .busy man 😀
Love your into. It’s terrific and uplifting.
3:59 Sable "send it if you will" next thing we see her jumping the ticklebone over the large machine shed.
Yeah the grove clean up is going to be a long project. I can't imagine trying to get both the grove and house renos done in the same summer, but I know you are a hard worker!
Looks like you have enough scrap to fill 3 semis!!! Lol great video cole!!
The grove will look beautiful once finished. It might take you some time, but it will be worth it.
PS. Thanks, Summer! Great job! -- And on a Sunday! Yahoo!
3:42 nice effects with the hair Sable😋
Oh the treasures yet to be discovered in the forgotten grove!!! Take care & stay safe. Cheers
Great opening! Daddy Cornstar gets th e top comedy prize in this edition.
I would have to save most of your scrap. Having to fix things with scrap pieces is just a way of life. Good video !
Your Grandpa sure made one hell of a mess over the years on your farm. Props for all the hard work cleaning it up.
Thanks for the business sorry I didn’t get to meet any of you. Have a safe spring.
Woot woot. Ya did the intro 👍🏼🤘🏼
I think the telehandler should be called the ticklerbone from now on.👍🏻
As well as you take care of all of your equipment, I’d really like to see you show some love to that Oliver Tractor. A little paint and some wax, would go a long way!
I love when the intro sneaks back in :)
Hello Cole ,love your videos and enjoy seeing your family.
Open up the scrap metal in the grove for free, wouldn't you get some folks to come load up things and save you the trouble?
But then you'd have to deal with a bunch of strangers roaming over your property and dealing with that mess... It is a thought however... You move the stuff to the road with "FREE" on it... Someone will take it! :)
Then a bunch of people have his address, roam his yard, and he looses money
@@realredditstories420 exactly, I'd load up a semi make some money at the scrap yard
He probably wants the money he can earn off of that metal. Recycling all of that is basically free money for the farm.
There are issues with burying this stuff. I believe natural resources could be effected
Cole's descendants are going to want to build another bin site in the grove area and their EPA survey will discover all the buried treasures that will then be considered items of historical significance and prevent their project. 🤣
Shhhh!!! They already are 🤣
Thanks for the afternoon entertainment !
Great job Sable!!
Love your channel! Can’t wait for planting!
I imagine there are interesting stories behind each one of those old pieces of equipment. A lot of the Depression-era generation saved everything!
So fun to watch lots going on god bless
Wonderful, wonderful family.
We had a bunch of junk that piled up over the years so when the scrap prices went up several years back I got some guys to come clean it up on half, that worked out really good we both made some money and all the junk got cleaned up
There are places that can recycle alot of your metal/grain dryers. They can drive there with a big truck that has a boom that crushes/picks up the metal. It doesnt cost much.
You know, the big Massey would look AWESOME with a set of LSWs too! Lolol
That grove is akin to the growth rings on tree. It tells the history of Cornstar Farms. You're an archeologist.
Daddy cornstar with his chilly/ chilli soup had me dying of laughter
Just a quick thought. You guys have trouble with algae in your clear water tanks? You can paint them possibly to make them opaque and it doesn’t grow. Keep going your doing great 👍🏼!❤️🖖🏼😏
I’d leave one or two of the frames that have trees growing through them to remember what it used to look like plus it takes a long time for something like that to happen
DC, chili, chilly, got ya.I am smelling what you’re cooking!
I wonder if the cause of Cooper's problem was that chili ? 😏
Those dogs 🐕 are looking at Daddy Corn Star like a reese's all peanut butter cup ❤️🌽⭐️
Price is Right rules 🤪
Keep working at it cole. You will get there. Can you maybe do another arial view of the grove to capture a before hand shot of it all?
Making progress!
Cole, please consider saving ONE piece of vintage farming equipment to pay homage to your grandfather and great-grandfather and it will serve as architectural interest in your landscaped backyard . To cut cost, you can also see if a student your college's Landscape Architectural School can draw up some plans. Then you will also be helping that student!
Thanks for the traditional intro. Missed hearing it.
So many chores in just eight minutes. I think I better watch that again because it went by so fast I probably missed something.
I’m glad you brought back the “hey everybody, you’re watching Cole the cornstar” in your signature voice. CONTINUE TO DO IT
Um....................NOOOOOOOO.
You may have to hire Nave to grind up those old grain dryers! 😂😂👍👍
Yeah those Probox lids are a pain. I work for a guy who sells seed and deliver to the local guys on a gooseneck. Even with zip ties I look at them every 3-5 minuets to make sure they aren't lifting. I have had the wind tear one in half because I wasn't watching.
I’ve lived in the country all my life. Every farmer I know has a junkyard. We hide our stuff behind the barn but I have nagged my husband to start taking it to metal recycling. I have started the process of decluttering before I die. That way someone else won’t have to take care of it.
I believe coles grandpa had some sudden health issues that would have prevented him doing that, but I don't think he planned to anyways
Hello everyone! Good video. Love all you do.
i would LOVE to see Cole get a metal shredder and just shred all that metal and bury it in small pieces. You know the kinda shredder that can rip an engine block into confetti !!!
Worst case, Cole, you could call a scrapper to clean up the grove. They will typically do it for the scrap, no extra charge. You will miss out on the money, but the grove will get cleared out. lol
With the lawn weeds issue try 24D...mix light that way you don’t kill your grass🥰
Wow metal graveyard! Good luck with that!!! Nothing for a Cornstar 👍
Hey DC Reverend Paul here Eustis, Florida what's up bro...??.... ur like me a lot tryin to talk....lol.... I get my tongue wrapped around my eyetooth and can't see how to talk.....lol.... now bro being a Preacher I've had the congregation is tears at times...... give u an example man... growing up remember how the ladies wore their hair up in "bun's" well I was preaching at a large Church and said I remember when the ladies would shout their buns off..... (IT WAS A YOUNG CROWD)......had to stop and explain what that saying ment.... God Bless you and yours Sir Rev. Paul M Vining Sr
Cole...in alllll your free time...we really need to get going on the DC merch line..we could help with the one liners...leave a pinned comment and ask viewers to drop their face DC one liner. Now that will sell!
i really like the video lengths!
I don't know what ya"ll call it. I call it long neck fork lift! I do know how to drive and operate that🙃 Thank for the great content Cornstar Family!! I love junk yards!!!!
Cole there are professional scrappers that will come out, cut up all that iron and haul it away for a percentage of whatever it brings at the scrap yard. It would save you a lot of work. Just a thought.
That ol' grove may take a week to clear. You can do it!!
Hey,
pay attention to the magnet valves (if that's what is called like in English) in the powershift of this Magnum. We had these go bad in our 2010 Magnum and it cost a lot..
Hey DC, I've got a memory crutch for you. I'd call the tele-handler: "Pretty-Bone" What do ya think? It sounds like a malaprop that might suit your style too. Thanks for the video! BTW, it looks like a front tire on the Massey is low on air, you might have Cooper air it up before there is sidewall damage.
If you hosted a giant BBQ - I bet you could get a ton of people out to tour your farm and help clean up the grove. :) I know I would volunteer for some of Mamma Cornstars cooking.
Cole, have you thought about putting an ad on FB calling for metal scrappers to come get all that metal? That way you don't have to bury it. Also, what happened to you taking it to the scrap yard? For awhile, you had a lot of videos of that. Extra 💰.
The dods made my day 👌🏼
I’m thinking I’d be hiring a junk man to come clean all that up.....probably worth every dollar.
It would be worth it just to not have it buried in the yard, let the junk man have it as long as he takes away all of it.
@@SB_McCollum you’d have to spend 10,000 dollars if you want everything out. He’s burying small nails and glass, which would take forever to clean up by hand
Look at that as getting $100 a ton thats what it was a month ago. Doesn't take much to get a ton. Do it while the telehandler is there
It will take you all summer to clean up that grove. Good luck!
I just produced a video where i listed a bunch of things that I was going to get done that day. I got two of the things done - but they were big jobs, and their done 😉
Awesome Video and Much Love as Always 🌽 🌟
My gawd --- doggie piranhas --- I just died a thousand giggling deaths!
And they were so cute!
Fescue grass mixed in your blue grass is needed.
Good evening cornstars!
its amazing how much soybean seed is a ripe off. save some beans that did well from the last year and plant. ya u don't get the seed dealer bug coating but u don't have the seed dealer cost.
There’s gotta be a scrap metal company that would come take all this and pay you for it. Some thing make more sense to contract out
People always overestimate what they can get done in a day, but we underestimate what we can get done in a week.
In 130 when you great grand children a tree watching these, they'll be saying "Wow! Look how small the pile was back then!" LOL!!!
The grass next to the grain bin looks like Fescue.