The Bins For The $1M Bin Site Arrived!

[@annettemiller1273]

DC your such a sweet man . Cole , you and Nave have great work Ethics. You’re working so hard for something that you want. It makes me so proud to see that , I was raised the same way .

[@scottmavis3093]

DC... you are absolutely amazing as y'all take us on your trips doing your cemetery duties. What an amazing feeling to know you have everyone's feelings at heart & you are genuinely concerned as you do what you do & how you do it. Thanks so much from all of us... because it means so much.

[@paulasamuelson2412]

Cole your parents must be so proud of you. Since school you have accomplished so much. Cleaning up the Grove and Cleaning the house, now starting to the renovation. You are such a hard worker. Of course I get so tired watching you work. Wish I was 20? again...😄😄. Take care be safe and most of all STAY HAPPY 😊

[@valentinat3250]

I love when you clean up the augers and the other old stuff on your property. I really like “neat” 😆

[@Vekta2]

I've been watching you guys on this channel for over a year now, and I love it, I love the enthusiasm and seeing how difficult family farming can be very difficult and I give you guys a HUGE appreciation for what families like yours do. I live in Alberta Canada and even tho my family has never been involved in farming I sure love Cole explaining how hard it can be financially and explaining how it works. So I will keep on watching the videos and I wanna say a good job to you all, and frankly, I wish my everyday job was like yours.

[@CB-pf7go]

Brownie is jumping for joy being on the farm, gotta love that pup!

[@nerdyrcdriver]

Hey, I'm the engineer at the company that makes the orange gas driven air compressor on the back of that semi. Cool to see one out in the filed!

[@kyleshaffer9846]

Put in a water alarm to turn on the sump pump automatically. So you have better piece of mind n just check it once a month

[@kristopherlalko7046]

@@realredditstories420 yeah but the sump is suppose to be the back up I think he said. So if the sump is running you know there's problems with the tile . Also a alarm will tell you the water is higher than it's suppose to be to. So if the alarm is going off you know you have issues. All float switches go bad so an alarm would be a good thing. Get to much water in there you could float that tank right out of the ground

[@The_Charlie_Whiskey]

You should convert one of those augers into a pumpkin cannon. Perfect challenge for Cooper.

[@maryoelmann6137]

Brownie is living his best life on the farm.

[@nancymcnee2707]

As a Citygirl it is great to watch the prep work for the new bin site! And getting to see Daddy Cornstar interact with all ages and all kinds of equipment is wonderful to see - not boring at all! BUT white crocs on a farm?!?!

[@Vegan_Tree]

I’d never seen a collapsible semi trailer before. That was so cool.

[@Torsee]

Very common in Europe! Just catching on here.

[@jeanhutchinson6198]

8:24 That telescoping semi trailer cover is pretty neat. I wish they'd had them back when my dad was driving. He would have really liked that. No more stolen tarps and straps!

[@lynneperg6853]

Daddy Cornstar I was thinking of you this past weekend. We laid one of my cousins to rest. He and his sweet wife are now together again. I'll miss both of them. We worshipped together at our 130 year old Methodist Church for many years. My Mother, Father and the rest of the family filled a pew, now there's just me left. God gifted all of them with long blessed lives. Mom's last words were, "I'm coming home. I'll be right there." May the lord be with you all the day's of your life and welcome you home.

[@lpschick7237]

I Think Brownie really likes the farm life. ♥️ 🐕 🌽

[@Djwally13]

Yea! Brownie is back! 😁👍

[@julieramos3412]

Daddy Cornstar made a really good point about the wires. Should mark them now with all the planned trucks and people moving stuff around there... JIC protocol!!! Or even a bright orange sign for overhead wires!

[@DrRusty5]

If the sump pump runs into the tile, you create a single point of failure at the tile. Run the sump pump above ground so if the tile is blocked you can get the water out.

[@andrewmckee8874]

The water is sitting at your water table level. When it rains it increases, drys, it decreases. A french drain won't lower your water level unless it can drain out a at lower point and given that you want to put it below your water table it's not going to be very effective.. probably just help raise the level in the pit during wet weather. Make a good sump and have float switch activated pumps (which will also set an alarm so you know it's running). Set the second at a higher level as a back up and drain it through a surface water drain line

[@brentbrent4608]

Agree 100%

[@Mrbink01]

Ding Ding Ding! We have a winnah!!

[@kristopherlalko7046]

Andrew sounds like he might be a plumber. But you are right pump two sumps in with a control and alarm panel and pump that water to a ditch. Get it the hell away from that tank

[@PlanetMojo]

Our neighbor has been cleaning up their farm. He gained some acreage that he is now haying, and sold a bunch of the stuff. Win, win 😉

[@lesterbock9851]

From Judy in Australia 🇦🇺. You can’t be too careful around power lines. My husband had a burns patient who had trucked a load of cattle from North Queensland (1000 miles) 1600 km approximately. It was still dark and the trucker climbed on the top of the four trailer truck to unload the cattle not knowing about the power lines above him. The power arced through his body shooting from his shoulder to his feet. He landed in amongst the cattle which were too tired to trample him, and thanks to some good mates who gave CPR (despite the cow muck he’d landed face down in) he made it to hospital. He was a tough bush boy and made it through a 12 month recovery and a few setbacks such as infection from inhaling cow manure and poor graft healing thanks to the broken injection tip left in his wound. Oh, and did I tell you he vomited a skin flap from inside his throat at the tracheotomy site they had to make so he could breathe. That happened at his return home celebration party when he and his mates went on a bender (drinking session). As I said he was one tough dude. ❤️🇦🇺

[@powderkeg6428]

Haven’t missed a video in over a year! Love the content, so much so, we just grew our first Florida sweet corn! I’m eating it while watching the video! Thanks for the inspiration brother Cole! God bless you!

[@darinpeters6004]

Watching you clean up the graveyard Cole gives me that refreshing feeling....you know, like that refreshing feeling you get after taking a nice warm shower! lol

[@chriswshantz4417]

Great content; great to see you Cole, and Daddy Cornstar, and Cooper!! I'm liking the non-click-bait title and the non-high pressure sales of merch! Awesome Cole!!

[@lisaguthridge174]

“The balls going to be ticking fast while these guys are rollin hard.” Love it! Classic Daddy Cornstar 💝

[@PreacherwithoutaPulpit]

Very happy to see your decision on the Pit, should work out well. Also good to see everyone out and about and having some fun with all the work going on...

[@paulcochran1721]

Always run a extra conduit or two when a trench is open. Just in case!

[@briancady1892]

Great to share the caution about the overhead wire danger. If you didn't know with higher voltages you don't even have to touch it just get to close and the electricity can jump to the equipment. There are recommendations for clearance based on voltage. I know a retired farmer who lost his hired man and his son who tried to help him caused by electrocution with farm equipment and overhead wires. Be safe....

[@stewpuddy4161]

Love the respect you guys show during the cemetery stuff. I have LOVED following the adventures of you all on this channel!

[@kevinninemire3093]

So glad to see how dc treats these families at those difficult times.

[@ronmill9737]

Duck in a row is the Only way to go, Loved this video!

[@born2soon]

I think Brownie would be right at home on the Cornstar Farm. Good thinking on how to provide a drain for the bins.

[@peetvane]

Please remember the tile line works both ways, water can flow out, but it also will bring water in. That not what you want. Better stick to the pump option with auto start and stop.

[@tammyeich4493]

You have so much energy. Enjoy watching everything.

[@joeymartin8722]

Slope the top of the pit/pad and keep it covered. No water issues! Going 8’ deep and finding a place for it to drain into is going to be a bear and it invites the chance for back flow. Just do the sump pump!

[@The_Charlie_Whiskey]

That ticklerbone is sure coming in handy.

[@dirtthunder1638]

That's what She said! LOL

[@lisablaylock8791]

DC, the local farmers are currently cutting hay- that is one of my all time favorite smells as well!!! Depending on what type hay is being bailed- some are better than others - clover and alfalfa are the best!

[@missykowalewski]

Catching up after extended family time. Just had to say that I am so excited to see things coming together with the bin site. Watching it go up is gonna be amazing. Thanks for filming along the way.

[@mickscheesestakes]

We love the bin construction updates, keep them coming.

[@michaelsurratt9593]

I like that trailer! I have never seen one do that. It just slid back. I like it.

[@firstname6826]

In the last video you asked for suggestions, how about some drone shots of that pit and the new bin set up.

[@robingillespie4467]

Yes, saftey ! We lost a young man in our neighborhood 😢 he was triming trees on his first home and was electrocuted , it was just so darn sad and preventable, never trim trees alone.

[@JCrook1028]

and don't cut into power lines...

[@paulgriffin5233]

Since your pit in dug in to the ground the back up sump pit should have two pumps one to pump into the tile and the other to spill on the surface.

[@thomasvogelgesang667]

Great video. Glad you are getting some rain. Thanks for the safety tip with the electrical wires.

[@lindaneeman8137]

I SO love the smell of hay and of alfalfa!

[@garyhenn8060]

Lot to think about. Looking forward to the bin build.

[@johnblake3863]

Daddy Cornstar, you are a good man. We're all brothers and sister and I think you are a cool brother!

[@stevehar883]

The ball is gonna start ticking here... Gotta love DC

[@badeugenecops4741]

What are you trying to say??? Either the ball is going to drop, or the clock is ticking. Pick one, it's not rocket surgery! Lol! ;)

[@stevehar883]

@@badeugenecops4741 I love the DCism's

[@leetingler619]

Hope you have good security with all that equipment laying around.

[@Sharon-pb7so]

My very thought! I'd get all that inside and locked up.

[@thomasyerbey337]

Cole I really appreciate you sharing this with us all it's a lot of thinking and work on the farm I always enjoy watching your videos 🇺🇲

[@marieemarch]

Yes yes and yes. Here we also wrap our fd/tile in fabric encased in rock inside and out to prevent clogging :)

[@dickeoutdoors8340]

Love how you are always planing ahead with all projects.

[@dennisdole1764]

Just love your entire family. Mommy and Daddy corn star ⭐️ s ⭐️ have raised some great kids.

[@debboyea9567]

Yaaaay! Cooper's back!! Cole you are one smart guy!

[@stephensaasen8589]

You might recoup a little of the cost of the electrical box by selling that old red pickup setting in the tall grass near the trailer you are scrapping. What is that, a 1955 Ford longbed? The long bed is a rare thing...

[@dice3704]

Coles clean up videos always get me motivated to start with my own clean up .

[@Ms1Explorer]

I’m so happy for you guys, it’s all starting to come together. It’ll be impressive once completed.

[@annegrzesiak7139]

I knew you'd choose drain tile AND a sump pump!

[@michaelpayne1737]

Yep...water issues require two ...backup plans!!

[@2ADEFNDR]

Have you thought about getting a dedicated Time lapse camera and mounting it to the shed for the bin site build? I think it would be awesome!

[@aaronb4286]

Can’t wait to see the auger graveyard clean and repurposed! Keep it up..

[@teddycrenshaw223]

Build a drive thru shed over the pit. That will keep a lot of water out

[@thenorthernhandyman]

That's a good idea but that is not how ground water works.

[@teddycrenshaw223]

If you have a solid concrete pit no ground water can get in

[@BWYinYang]

@@teddycrenshaw223 Water flows every direction underground regardless of cover. Hence how well water works.

[@teddycrenshaw223]

I know how ground water works. But a solid concrete pit will not allow ground water to enter it. I don't care how much water is in the ground

[@thenorthernhandyman]

@@teddycrenshaw223 well its not as easy as that. Concrete isn't waterproof. If you pour a concrete pit below the water level it will leak.

[@alansmith640]

I love the respect that Poppa Cornstar does to his grave digging business,always respectfull.

[@fury211]

12:30 suggestion: put some geofabric in between the gravel and the soil.

[@rickythreet391]

Good thinking on the French drain. There is such a thing as hydronic lift which floats full in ground swimming pools out of the ground when the water table rises. Can go unnoticed for years until that one day. Then your left with a bunch of busted up cement.

[@leonardsanders8182]

Looks like things are really coming together corn stars. Love them one liners from Daddy corn star.

[@keithwestbrooks8629]

Can't wait to see the new bin setup in use. And the new combine. Man, lots going on on Cornstar farms!!

[@itzpete1689]

Yessss this bin site is finally coming together!!

[@87aeromonte]

If you do put tile underneath the pit, make sure you install a back flow preventer if you think you will run into that problem.

[@twentypdrparrott694]

2 local painters were painting a church from a set of scaffolds on wheels. They finished a section and were rolling the scaffold around the building to start work on another section. They never got to do it for they rolled the scaffold into a 12kv primary line. The voltage literally cooked them to a crisp.

[@JCrook1028]

stupid shit kills stupid people...

[@ronporter610]

Arc flash can occur even if your close to the cables and not touching. The arc can jump to the nearest ground (your tickler bone). A little bit of missing insulation and BAM...

[@susangardner8305]

Hi from Australia 🇦🇺 I think that you will end up getting a Staffy now that you have babysat one . They are the best dogs

[@TheSoloAsylum]

Cooper's mullet is simply magnificent, Magic...of course it is.

[@caseyjones7404]

All the work, all the love... All the obsticles.... Gods green mr Cole. Blessings.

[@sheilahughes1014]

so happy to hear you take such care with placement of graves. our family plot was mistakenly used by a distant cousin and therefore one family had to be seperated....not happy to place aunt and uncle in another cemetary

[@Joe6packAmerican]

I hope you're able to find someone to save that F100 from the crusher... Good to see the progress finally happening on the bin site.

[@jerrywoodlee2345]

Cole I think it's great how you're cleaning up the farm and remodeling your house

[@cathystockton2721]

So, THAT'S what those soft sided trucks can do! Very convenient! Who knew!?

[@eof3100]

Daddy Cornstar, you folks work hard to keep your equipment clean . I found a brand several years back that works very well made by a Christian company it's called Mighty Boss it makes cleaning you tractor and equipment a lot easier.

[@silas_brugger_yt5708]

That was a very good explanation of the diagram that you showed us with the insight to get water out of the pit

[@TheNathan343]

Cole God has been blessing u and your family

[@kbsportspix]

Put a small slope on the concrete at the bottom so water runs towards the drain. Even like 5 degrees would help

[@royscarbrough3589]

Praying blessings! Might want to pile up some jumps in the grove for some motorcycle fun!

[@Smith04032]

Cole you are one of my regulars that I follow weekly pretty excited to watch these bins get assembled been following you probably roughly for a year or two now you Always have some good content keep up the good work stay cool it’s popping into the 90s this week with 90% humidity up here in Maine

[@scoobysnacks]

Never saw those collapsible walls on a trailer before. Pretty cool.

[@joechilds3256]

This is a day you will long remember, the day your family business will grow even larger

[@maryhelvey8841]

Hi Brownie, it's good to see you again. Cole you need a Brownie dog of your own,the sooner the better. Nice to see progress on the bin. I agree with Cole best to take care of potential problems before the stone is set. Hi sweet Nave and DC. I enjoyed watching the video, keep moving forward.

[@susanvasquez3625]

I am blown away by how much you have improved your farm! Google Earth lets you see older shots of a location, and the difference between the most recent one (10/2020) and the one just previous to it (3/2015) are stunning! I can see you have a bit still to work on, but it is a HUGE improvement already. I just kind of regret that Google did a recent fly over... I'm gonna have to wait a while to see the new bin site complete! (BTW, I am NOT a stalker, except by cyber. It is just a fun game I play with my favorite KZbin folk and Google, trying to glean enough clues to find your physical location. I never stalk or harass or - as one of your fans did - visit without permission! I also never share my discoveries with anyone else. Just so you know)

[@pammiejurkowski9971]

If there is any way to not deal with a sump pump do it - all it takes is one time of it going out and you've got a mess. Also make sure if you do have a sump pump you put a backflow preventer on the line. It will keep the water in the line being pumped out from going back in your pit. We live in the flood zone and our basement has water everytime it rains. less wear on the pump with that back flow preventer. (hubby is a plumber and he had to revamp it when we moved in after the first pump failed and we had a foot of water in the basement)

[@richardvernick4280]

Cole. It sure looks like the new bin project is moveing along at a good pace. That project is so cool I am excited too. Please video as much as you can as construction moves along. Please Take Care of your self Plus Be Very Care Full around all Farm Equipment.

[@paulcopeland9035]

RICHARD VERNICK....."Be Very Care Full around all Farm Equipment"....??.!! If they weren't it would be a sad situation. Notice where they are living!!

[@dccollects]

Hey Cole looking great man! I would have that sump pump functional at all times you never know what could happen! It would break my heart to see you guys with moisture issues in the new bin site!

[@mrsdig57]

So happy that hopefully you can get the pit problem figured out. Ya'll have enough to do without having to worry about rotten corn. I hope you will be able to record a lot of footage of the bin going up.

[@danstocks2906]

Can't wait to see the new bin site all done...and how good does the farm look when everything is so green 🌞🌞🌞

[@chrisanthony579]

Expensive switch gear/electrical panel comes with a big electric bill in a few months. Don't know about the CornMaster crew but I'm getting pretty excited for the concrete pours. Thanks for sharing the journey.

[@queticomoe4495]

Heeeeeyyyyy Cooper's BACK! I'm getting pretty excited to see this bin site go up, Cornstars!

[@wanttoplae]

Tom’s accordion trailer cover was really neat. I’ve not seen one of those before.

[@cornfedwyteboy2]

I get so excited to see yalls notifications

[@cornfedwyteboy2]

@@freebooter247 no just enjoy the videos

[@tjdarkrage6693]

Love the 8-bit arcade music!

[@kylereed7526]

Music durning the semi trailer clean up reminded me of Tetris.

[@ct7315]

Great video. I always look forward to seeing your videos I am watching from Newfoundland Canada

[@ashleighjaimaosborne3966]

👍🏼🇨🇦

[@terrancemiller8350]

Sure was nice see cooper, he doesn't have to speak, if he doesn't want to, we're not asking him to DANCE. Good seeing you cooper.