Corn Warriors - Season 3 | Episode 3 - A Mother Scorned

[@sharondevine]

We had the same spring up here in Ontario Canada Huron County and then no rain all summer to speak of.

[@CornWarriors]

We will keep you in our prayers. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@mattsma111]

Randys definetly starting to grow on me.

[@CornWarriors]

It just takes time; we love him. Thanks for watching..

[@beau3882]

My family built them tanks mounts on Randy’s tractor

[@CornWarriors]

Thank you for sharing and watching. We love to hear stories like that.

[@MrMagnum7220]

Beer and darts. Last year here in VA was wet in the spring.

[@CornWarriors]

The show is produced in Virginia, we thought last year might break the record from the 1800s but it was close. This year is closer, but now we will see what this drought will do.

[@dschefers9700]

Ok, some footage towards the end was from last year🙁

[@CornWarriors]

TrueBlue Farmer yes. It was a promo to catch up on last seasons episodes.

[@edniemyjski3303]

that guy running looked like one lonly farmer,olf

[@CornWarriors]

Haha - that is funny. Thank you for watching.

[@Fundy55]

So, I've followed every Corn Warriors episode. But this last one has something to be desired. Randy and Matt are about incoherent with the way they talk and it makes it hard to follow. No context of what they're talking about. Also who decides how to piece the video tape? When Kevin was talking we'd see the side of an old barn and next he's spraying weeds and the next shot looks like he is at some lake spill way. What a bunch of crap. I'll loan you my 8 year old grandson if you guys want some help. He certainly couldn't do any worse.

[@bjjarnecke]

John Warren Plus the fact that in this episode, Kevin hadn’t planted a thing and didn’t even have fertilizer yet, but in episode 2 he was out planting. Shouldn’t bother me, but it does...

[@WernerAg]

I've been watching this show since Season 1 Episode 1 and this has got to be the worst season yet. Very disorganized and very hard to follow Very disappointed as this was a good show. Was.

[@TheChaosJohnson]

I've followed every episode too. This season is very hard to watch. I miss the way it used to be, it's way over produced now.

[@CornWarriors]

Hi John, Thank you all for your feedback, we appreciate it and take your comments seriously. Our team also spends time reviewing them and we discuss them. We hope you will continue to watch the show.

[@Fundy55]

@@CornWarriors I'll continue to watch. Kevin K. is my favorite warrior and I like hearing Dan L. talk about his operation. Just don't womanize this show!

[@mauriciopanazzolo]

when the warriors take the decision to pick the field for the competition? Is it when they plant the fields or at harvest ?

[@CornWarriors]

they have several fields they work with during the year and pick the ones to use at harvest

[@DEDBRD-di4yj]

If someone could figure out how to make a product that could keep mud/dirt from sticking to a planter they would have something.

[@CornWarriors]

That’s a really good idea. One of our team’s father is a chemist, we might just above to talk to him about that. Thank you for watching it.

[@brianbrisley1556]

What was the moisture on the 540 bushel a per acre corn last year it almost has to me high to get that many bushel

[@CornWarriors]

No more than 27%. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@ethanrandolph6726]

Perfect weather on the east coast? We were dry almost all summer here in Virginia.

[@CornWarriors]

Corn Warrior is produced in Virginia, since January, we've had 190 days of measurable precipitation which has resulted in the record-setting 63.5 inches of rain this year. That marks the second-highest rain total ever in Richmond since 1889, with an incredible 72.02 inches.

[@jayhuff4674]

Does anyone know Kevin's kryptonite lol?

[@bevisbellair5002]

Lots of rain

[@CornWarriors]

What do you think it is? Lots of rain also?