My Tractor Can Drive Itself! | Last Minute Fieldwork Preparations
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- After being at school for a week, I take a visit to see what is new in the shop. The Hagie STS10 got brought down from winter storage into the heated shop to be serviced, the White 6180 planter got put back together, and the Massey Ferguson 4880 received some finishing repairs. The John Deere 4840, the planter tractor, had a GPS guidance system installed in it as well as a row-shutoff module. We are excited to see how much this technology will help boost the efficiency of our farm.
We wanted to get the Freightliner semi brought home, cleaned up, and hooked onto the sprayer tanks. The Freightliner had a dead battery, so we ran a few errand while it was on the battery charger. I power-washed the grain trailer and brought it back over to the main farm. After having troubles with the trailer jacks, we tucked the trailer away in the big machine shed.
I stayed up way later than I should have helping my friend change the oil in his car, as well as flush the transmission fluid in his car. It was quite the learning process for both of us. Since I was up super late, I decided to clean the shop before I went to bed. I ended up staying in the shop until 3:00 a.m. and then I passed out. Dad will give you a recap about what happened!
Dad gives out life advice, as well as advice for longevity. I finally woke up and got the sprayer cab cleaned out, sent the 4880 over to the farm to hook up to the reel disc, the shop cleaned up, the planter unfolded and inspected. I also finally got the snowmobiles loaded and put in their summer vacation home as well!
Cole The Cornstar, aka Cole, is a 4th generation family farmer from Central Iowa. Cole promotes agriculture by filming his day-to-day adventures with his Dad and brother on the farm. His vision is to teach people what goes on during day to day farm operations. 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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I was raised by my Grandmother on her horse farm. I was her sole caregiver when she was going through cancer. She past in 2016. It was great to hear Daddy Cornstar's words. Very inspiring. I am so sorry to hear the news about Grandpa Cornstar.
Cole you are the hardest working guy i know of. Most guys your age are burning both ends playing video games! Instead you are actually living life, keeping things clean and continuing a legacy that your great grandparents started! So impressed with your work ethic and diligence.
What a very real heartfelt talk from your dad, he is completely right about enjoying time with loved ones while you can.
TheMarkbop Make the most of our time here!
Miss my father and cherish my mother everyday😢
I'm amazed at how well you can back all the farm machines into the shops. Daddy Cornstar thanks for sharing about your father. My mom died last year, August 2018. She had DEMENTIA. I miss her daily. You have much to be proud of; a loving relationship with your children, and your wife. God bless you all and your farm.
I'm sorry for the loss of a Dad and a Grandfather. It is wonderful that your neighbors and family stepped up and helped you while you were going through this. I'm sorry also that we never got to see him and watch him out around the farm. Many prayers sent your way.
I'm 60 years old and I remember farming with my pop til he passed in 95. Rode beside him in the combine and on the tractors from a very young age. Learned a lot about farming, life and trusting God. He loved the Lord and always gave Him thanks. I am a lucky man to have been blessed with a pop like my pop. I miss him a lot
Yes getting kids to listen can be a challenge. Making precious memories and bonding with your family through shared visions gives us love and acceptance beyond measure. What a beautiful Christian family, you uplift my spirits seeing such good in the world.
I so admire Cole's need for clean and tidy. I wish he would come to my house! I lost my mom a couple years ago after my sister and I cared for her 24/7 for a year. I've been in limbo ever sense. I totally understand where Daddy Cornstar is coming from.
I love this channel I feel like I'm actually there. Listening to the words of wisdom from your father. makes me miss my grandfather that much more... you have that bond with your brother and dad.
Dont ever take that for granted.
andrew killen thank you, Andrew. I'm very blessed.
Your father is getting a lot more comfortable in front of the camera, he's doing great! Love the videos man & keep doing you
Firefox Thank you!
I agree!
I have to say you are very blessed to have two smart sons help out on the farm
Just have so much respect for all that cleaning Cole you make me wanna work harder at everything. Thanks daddy cornstar y’all warm my heart with all the love y’all show for each other
09:20 when your voice sounds tired your body is tired. Admire all your hard work, but even a young fit body needs rest. I'm sure Mama Cornstar tells you the same thing 😊
I love to watch Cole the Cornstar and his family working on their farm!! Love the way all of get along!!
Daddy Cornstar, you are making me cry. I lost my dad about 20 years ago and I miss him every day. You all are great family and I am really glad I found the channel.
One of the best farming channels on RUclips! Great content every week
Aaron 1113 Thank you!
Thank you Daddy about your Daddy ,he sounds like he was a Super Dad . Your family is a good example of what he stood for . 🤩🤩🤩🌽🌽🌽😇🤩
I watch your farming videos, and other farming videos, and I think back to the years I farmed with my dad and wish he were alive today to enjoy these videos.
I’m so glad I found your channel, your videos are amazing and I can’t wait to see y’all in the field!!!
Big Country Thank you!
So sorry that you lost your father!! It is incredible that you are pulling together as a team. Wish you all best.
Great video guys. Yall are very encouraging to watch. Your morals and work ethics are a welcomed rarity in the world today!
Melinda Rivera Thank you! 😊
I lost my mom last March and daddy in November. I'm struggling with losing both in the same year. I was especially close to daddy and really never thought I'd be without him. I though my father hung the moon. What a wonderful man he was and I'm kind of lost to be honest. I even lost my 20+ years old cat in between my parents. Thank God for my husband, son and DIL.
God bless you & your family! Thanks for your comments regarding your Father. Really special.
Just love your dad's reflection about his father. I'm looking forward to moving back closer to my dad pretty soon, he's 87 this coming April. We worked together for years before he retired, and next to my wife is the closest friend I have had in my life. Love'em while you have'em. You got a good family little dude. Love you clean attitude and work ethic, means your elders have done their job. ;)
I am sorry to hear about your father daddy cornstar.. I admire your family working together. Cole is great, you raised a good smart boy there. God bless you guys, I hope your crops turn out really good this fall
Daddy cornstar, please be proud of your beautiful family. You and your boys are such hard workers and look like good Christian people. Cole is so positive and is so organized. For a young guys, your boys are very responsible. I love watching ya'lls videos. Watching you from Texas.
Daddy Corn Star, you are lucky to have your boys........and they are lucky to have you!
My best memories are with my Dad on the farm!!!
Great job you two keep it up thanks for the pep talk daddy cornstar
Andrew clark Thank you!
Cole with the little mouse you are supposed to poke it and say like Zach, " Hey you ok?" "are you alright?". LOL Your so right about appreciating everyday that God grants us!!! I am in so much pain anymore I tend to forget that!!! God Bless!!!
Cole, you do more work by accident than some people do on purpose! What a worker!
Love the videos daddy cornstar made me remember farming with my grandfather and a friends dad they taught me a lot and we had a ball good luck planting
richard mcferrin Thank you!
DaddyCornstar: at 61 years old, I still think about my dad frequently, and he's been gone 34 years. The time spent with him resonates, hopefully with my own children. You and your wife can feel proud of the children you've raised. It's clear that the foundation has been laid for them to transition into productive members of the next generation. Enjoy the blessings bestowed.
My father was the best man I ever met. I hope your boys feel the same about you.
Your sense of humor is great!
love watching these early videos when You were in school, Daddy Corn Star is a hoot...Wonderful
You're welcome for the dust. Nice montages and transitions/music in between shots. Your videos are coming along nicely! Heinz needs to send you guys a life time supply.
Kaitlyn Sutter thank you! I would be okay with them doing that 😉
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Or at least a months worth of Ketchup. Or let daddycornstar be in a commercial on your farm!!!
That's how I feel about regular yellow mustard. I love it. No particular brand. I even keep a small bottle in my truck.
turbinepower77 😂😂 awesome
Wow the corn family is all right I enjoyed watching your videos everyone is different everyone is great thank you so much 😉Curt SJ 🌞
Curt Weatherbee Thank you!
Sorry for your lost and we have a 4840 it’s cool I love it me and my grandpa we us to farm together and my uncle but my grandpa passed away 2 years ago he was my best friend we had some great memories at the farm
No body likes farm Kid I'm sorry for your loss as well. Lots of memories.
Good luck keeping it clean dude. I think your the only one that gives a darn about everything in its place & a place for everything. Rhodes guys should do more to keep it clean in there.
Nice hard working folks. That's is why I watch RUclips videos of mostly farmers instead of TV any more when I'm not working and have a few minutes. The honest hard working is getting to be an extinct group of people.
That's the trurh,Salt of the Earth ppl,I've been told I'm the same way.Good Vids,y'all are comin along nicely
Thank you! We're just doing what we are called to do.
TV is dead
oldfarmer, I completely agree with you . Much more interests than watching TV especialy when you are following this Chanel ;-) So much fun...
I've never really watched TV my entire life, but I've always been a fan of RUclips.
Great video, buddy. I enjoyed chatting with you via live stream while you edited this! It's fun getting a chance to see into the life of a young farming family. RIP Grandpa, your farm is in good hands with the 🌽🌟's!
David Quintanilla Thank you, David. I look forward to chatting more in live streams too!
What an effin mullet . Cooper needs trademark that thing
Chuck Nowakowski 😂😂
Yes Sir,enjoy the time with your loved ones,when its gone it gone.I was a Firefighter for 6 years and I've seen alot more lives go than come that's for sure.Now I have Kids of my own,time is one thing I'm learning now,and we all one day will know all about time and life.Love your family,friends,enjoy the time together.
Nick Edwards Thank you! You're very accurate.
Love truck driving. I learned stick on a big rig 10 speed. I had an internship at a local trucking yard, and it was a BIG yard, so we drove the trucks on parts runs. Fun times when you're a teenager.
SkyroofNova72 Something relaxing about driving a rig
Agreed! I had to focus so hard when I first learned. It just becomes so methodical.
Hey Daddy Cornstar, Very sorry to hear about your dads passing and my condolenses to your family as well.
Best farming channel on them interwebs. Great job on another epic farming video you guys are getting the general public involved and I think it is about time that people realized where the food they eat comes from and what it looks like before it hits the plate. 10/10!!!
ledegraw Thank you!
Cole the Cornstar is a work horse. Amazing!
Y'all are making your grandad proud.
J-robn That's very nice of you to say. Thank you.
@@ColeTheCornstar Your welcome bud.
Dads a rock star!
Pat Smith Thank you!
You have a great family. Your family reminds me of my grandfather who farmed his whole life about 60 miles south of Nashville, Tn.
Love the videos man , I don’t know a thing about farming but when I’m watching you i learn so much 👍🏻, keep up the videos mate 👨🏻🌾
Michael Odriscoll Thank you for tuning in!
I'm sorry to hear about your dad and the boys grandpa. I'm glad you got to spend time with him like you did instead of having to worry about the farm. My Dad was a teacher after he retired from playing for the LA Dodgers. He had to drive 60 miles 1 way everyday for 43 years so my mom, brother and myself could have more opportunities for school and sports. He retired and 5 months later his appendix and leaked into his stomach cavity for 3 days until he realized it wasn't a kidney stone and got very lucky he didn't die it took 3 years to get him home and back on his feet to be able to take care of himself at home while my mom worked. 3 months after he finally was able to do stuff he found out he had stage 4 stomach cancer. I moved my family to there house so I could take care of him so my mom could keep working. About 2 months before he found out about his cancer my youngest son was born with a whole in his heart and instead of surgery the doctor wanted to see if it was going to fix it self but he wasn't allowed to cry because the hole would fill his lungs with blood. So between taking care of my Dad 24/7 and having to keep a close eye on my son it was the hardest and longest 4 months of my life with minimal sleep. My Dad got to see his grand kids everyday which helped him alot. My Dad started to get really bad very quickly at the end there and somehow he didn't die on my Mom's birthday and died at 12:01 am the next day. I learned from my parents growing up that you never leave the house upset with your loved ones because you never know if you will ever get to see them again or talk to them again. If they fought the night before about something it was done and over with by the next more no matter what. My mom would wake up with my dad every single day at 4:00 am to make his lunch and walk him out to the car for 43 years even though she didn't have to be up until 6:00 am to get ready for work. Taking care of my dad when he was so sick was the hardest thing I have ever done in my life but I'm so glad that it was my mom and I doing it at home and not a some hospice care center.
centsless fabrication Wow, this was a very touching comment. I'm sorry for your loss. It all makes up a part of who we are.
@@ColeTheCornstar yes it does. We never want are loved one's to go through something like this and it's really hard to deal with but watching my Dad's pain get so bad that nothing seemed to help him near the end of his life that I was crushed when he died but happy that he wasn't in the extreme pain anymore. I didn't want to lose him but it hurt me more to watch him suffer from the pain he was going through.
I have always enjoyed farming with my family and listening to my grandparents talk about spending the nights as kids in the hayfield because of how far away it was it only takes me an hour and a half to get to that field at 18mph the changes are massive from 1920 to now and the stories are priceless
justin whitley wow. No kidding!
Another enjoyable video, great family to watch, I remember the night my Dad passed, still miss him a great deal, love them today, they might not be there tomorrow. seeya next time. As Red used to say, ''May GOD bless''
John Johnson Thank you 😇😇 Make the most of it!
What a great start to your morning Daddy.
Well I was talking above and I got cut off. Anyway as I was saying Daddy cornstar thank you for all of the advice you give everybody and sharing your feelings about your family and your father. God bless you and your family Daddy Cornstar. You make a lot of people happy every day. Great jokes too.
Daddy cornstar your dad sounded like a good man. I know what your saying, my dad was fun, cool to hang with. We lost him 12/25/89, but he’s better off now. 🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍
I lost my father from the same cancer. I miss his wisdom and guidance. I wanted to comment more but after seeing your face and hearing your voice I had to stop. I know how you feel.
Military Museum Never a fun time losing someone
Yes very true but tumours to the brain I think might be one of the worst. In any regards every time I'm working on something I hear my fathers words of things he taught me. Even though he's not here physically he's in my heart. Son can you Please show your father this.
Military Museum I'm sure he's already read it 😊
Thank you.
You're a wonderful and caring man Daddy Corñstar. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts in this video.
Great hard working American family!
David W Thank you!
“3 reasons why we use John Deere” 1st reason..., 2nd reason..., 2nd reason..., and 3..., oh yea that’s three. seriously, I am in construction and to see young guys and girls work hard is a nice change to see. Your dad has to be proud of you!! Keep it up.
Dan Perry I had a little editing error 😉 Thank you!
Cole The Cornstar lol. I thought it was funny. Your a great young man. Hard work and great attitude. You will go far in life. Cherish your time with your dad. I worked with mine until he passed and I wouldn’t trade it for all the worldly items and miss him more. Keep videos coming!
Dan Perry Thank you! I will keep plugging away. God Bless.
Cole you sweep the dirt then you leave it and bring in a tractor and run over the pile of dirt LOL that made me laugh , keep up the great work .
sk84life0 I was too tired to scoop it up 😂
Heinz Ketchup - I grew up 25 years near Pittsburgh - I had great uncles that worked for H J Heinz - great stuff.
You're dad is quite the good guy
Noel Hohberger Thank you!
Another great video Cole! Thank you.
Mark Kopf No, Thank you!
We ran the jd autosteer system that is their style of steering wheel autosteer of what you are putting in and loved it. Only had it in one year before we upgraded tractors to an 8130 and also upgraded from waas to rtk so we could do more jobs instead of contracting it out. Was used mainly for tillage and some wheat planting as we didn’t have a cotton planter at the time, our crops are wheat and cotton, and did great.
Chase Howard Awesome! Thanks for giving me a heads up.
You really rock the pink Crocks. Great video!
carunchia man, you guys have a good eye. Thank you!
enjoyed the video thanks all
stanley jones Thank you!
You have a very cool dad I love your videos hello from Wisconsin we are all getting ready for planting here also the work begins lol..
Chad Manners Thank you! Plenty to do.
It won't be long and you guys will be out in about and then Fields hammer down Style and brother it probably wouldn't hurt if you had one of those shop sweepers those work pretty good I think as much as you clean the shop might be a little easier on you but it's always good to see you guys hanging out man daddy corn star is a wise man and thanks for the prep talk we all need to hear it you guys stay safe and we will see you on the next video everything's coming together looking good man 💪💪💪👊👊👊👍👍👍👍
Roy Nelson A sweeper would be nice!
@@ColeTheCornstar is Sherwood little buddy as much as you work in the shop I hope you guys are doing great out that way it's a little chilly here in South Carolina about 60 degrees that's code for us man believe it or not but I know how the code gets up that way I can't forget that give old pops a big hug and a knuckle bump for me bro and little brother when you guys stay safe out there man👊👊👍👍👍👍
Such a beautiful humble family!! Love this channel!!, ty guys
Got home from work late but sure glad i took the time for another great video. Great trio tonight with Cole, MF & Brian.
Gregg Kiest Thank you!
you're pops cracks me up
Willow Thank you!
The sweeping of the shop is so satisfying!
Just found your channel. Awsome stuff. Hi from New Zealand
Hi to your dad. A good man
Brendon Rasell Welcome to the team! Thank you.
Cole you explain things so well, thanks for edgimacating me a little bit, I love you and your great family!
Sending love from my family to yours !!
You sound like a farmer...your gift, your calling. It's in your veins.
Daddy Cornstar is pretty cool! Great video! We are going to finish up with corn planting tomorrow! Seems to have gone incredibly fast... would like a little rain before planting beans, still plenty early. Great video, keep em coming!
The Fox Shop You guys are flying!
@@ColeTheCornstar well...with two 16 row planters and 50ft field cultivators...doesn't take long...but yes, seems super quick this year. You will love auto-steer... expensive...but makes things so much easier. We have it on everything. I can Remember field cultivating and it would be dusty and the light is just right and you can't even see the angle that you're trying to go by with auto steer you just push a button and it does it for you. Straight as an arrow. Gives you time to watch RUclips videos also 😂
So very, very sorry for yourfamily's loss.
your movies are .... f'n ingenious well done
great video. great family and COOPER awesome mullet..
Matthew Crossman Thank you!
Exhausting ! So much to do . The guidance system should be of great help.
Charles should be wonderful help
corn is already planted with sorghum in Central Virginia. Best of luck to ya this plant season. Happy easter!
Duke Dog Tom Thank you! Likewise. 😊
Best vid yet guys, keep up the good work sorry to hear about your dad / grandad
vxnova1 Thank you. He's in a better place now 😇
Cole the cleaning star ⭐️😀 love your vids Hello from Saskatchewan, Canada
Canadian Farmer Donnie Seaborne Thank you for watching!
Great video Cole, Daddy Cornstar is awesome too. Have a great week 😀
Lisa Dobson Thank you!
Awesome job cornstars !!!!
ubatracker1976 Thank you!
Your dad is pretty cool. Typical Iowa good guy
Awesome video Cole!
Jacob Fischer Thank you!
Another awesome video thank you cole
eryk zavala Thank you!
Good video, Cole and Dad. I lost my father from a massive hear attack at 36, he was 57. Mom was diagnosed with stage 4 Pancreatic cancer January 2008 and she passed May 2009. She was only expected to live 6 months...maybe. She actually took herself to Chemo 95% of the time by herself. Only got sick the first 2 visits. Did very well until the last month...but we were able to keep her 98% pain free. It sucks, though. I was with a friend at 16 who drown. I couldn't get him out the water. I held on to him long after he was gone...I let him go, got out the water, broke into a house, called the sheriff first, called home second. That was in 1976...there are not many days, especially if it's a difficult one, that I don't think about it. You never know what you will be asked to endure. You never get over loss, you learn how to live with it. Dad Cornstar, I understand. I usually saw my parents every day...I lived beside them in my Mom's parents home. She lived with me for 7 years before her death. I am glad I was given that gift...she gave me advice...not orders.
Michael Cook Wow, Michael. I'm sorry for your losses. This was very touching.
@@ColeTheCornstar After what your Dad said, I simply wanted to say that bad crap happens. There really are not words to describe things...I have 2 aunts left...my last "great" aunt passed a few months ago..stomach cancer. She was 94...and took care of herself for the most part. I made it to VA for Christmas...and spent several hours with her...had a light lunch...her Devine deviled eggs and fruitcake. It was 700 miles one way. OMG, I thought I was gonna die. Cole...it us just life...which can sometimes push you to the limit. I think you are a great guy...and you have a great support system...your Dad and brother.
Michael Cook I'm a firm believer everything happens for a reason too
Sorry for your losses Michael Cook.
Good video liked the part about what you're dad said . Some has taste and knows what Quality is the arctic cat snowmobile 👍 .
Aaron Jarvenpa I'm glad you enjoyed. 😊
Those 48 series are awesome TY for sharing.
Thank you for the vid on your Dad Daddy corn star, yes I miss my Dad too he passed away last yr he was 92. Ahhh now for the frige thought you were going to pull out a Moutian Dew my favirot drink for shure.
Thanks again for the vid.
Cole love that cool looking shirt classy farm Corn stair for shure!!!!!
Love your videos
Derrick Peters Thank you!
We just put row shut offs on our 24 row planter this year. It’s a lot of work but hopefully worth it!
Carter Grinde most definitely!
I love your videos and I think you are an extraordinary soul. God Bless u and yours~Jer 29:11
When you're driving the beast down the road always keep an eye on your mirrors lol obviously you aren't driving down busy roads but there's always some asshole that comes out of no where that isn't paying attention to the road. I drive semi for a living and anytime I take little roads that's where I always get the ppl not paying attention to my blinkers. Stay safe out there and keep bringing us new content. And glad your dad shared about his dad. Shows that you and your family are close and aren't just making videos to become famous. I lost my best friends dad february of 2017 then my grandpa to cancer in march of 2017 and then my uncle to cancer in april of 2017 and sadly lost my father in august of 2017. A strong close family is the best family.