FINDING MY DAD'S CHILDHOOD TRACTOR (Incredible Hoarder Barn Find)

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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 young adults and adults. Despite being 22-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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[@Amy-bs1qp]

Love Daddy corn-star. Quick to give praise and is thankful. He loves his family and honors his wife. His humor is delightful. He is the anchor of his family, his children will flourish under his example. Good job daddy corn-star. You’re doing it right.

[@Momofamlly]

Amen. A good father is more rare than it should be. Trust me....I know.

[@jaxrammus9165]

I appreciate the respectful music during the grave scene. I know being high energy is your thing Cole, but it's a nice touch. :)

[@stoicfarmer]

Daddy Cornstar, you Sir are a gentleman of the highest order. The reverence and dignity with which you do the grave digging is remarkable. I can only imagine it is a great comfort to those in that area to know that someone which such respect and decency is preparing the final resting place for their loved ones.

[@cathyb2204]

You sure nailed it. Well said.

[@JasonSmith-vd1sz]

Well said!

[@fatnsassy99]

I always know when they're about to dig a grave, that beautiful music!! 💚

[@agamjotmultani7713]

Ty

[@agamjotmultani7713]

Jcf golden like to

[@disobey9058]

That is an amazing father. I wish everyone had a Dad similar to Daddy Cornstar.

[@joanmarie6456]

I never would’ve guessed that I would appreciate a KZbin channel like this. I came across you all accidentally and haven’t stopped watching. Your great personalities and love for the Lord keep me coming back. I love learning about life on a farm. You make it fun. It almost feels like I’m there and not in Texas hundreds of miles away. Thanks for sharing your lovely, funny, hard working family with us

[@Ev-vh3pf]

Me too! I love this channel.

[@richardwalsh1838]

This channel is the best farm channel on KZbin, and it's because it's real people sharing their lives with us in such an honest and open way, no drama, no pretense, just straight up normal living and doing the best they can. We should count ourselves lucky to be able to share the life experience of everyone on this channel.

[@matthewkabanuk443]

Check out the Welker farms too! They are a great bunch of God-fearing people farming in Montana!

[@simoneconsciousobserver3105]

I resemble your comment ms Joan

[@scottfed3878]

Fast Ag is much greater... Damn good channel there I come across accidently and than found all of the others. Pretty amazing stuff they all put out for everyone to see

[@motor2of7]

“I’m gonna be a little smarter than the usual me today...”. Wiser words have never been spoken.

[@Dody_Copping]

Yes

[@rickinoakville1549]

"Smarter than the average bear" when it comes to grease tubes LOL

[@earlhollar1906]

@@rickinoakville1549 "Hay Yogi". "Yeah boo boo". "There's a picinic basket"! ! !

[@TTsalmostgone]

I've been watching for about a year now. I don't think I've ever commented but I have to tell you guys I look forward to watching every day. I don't even know why. I'm a cook on Cape Cod it's not like I'm looking to learn something. But honestly I'd be sadder if you guys stopped filming than when Friends, Mash or even Sons of Anarchy ended. Keep them coming you guys are awesome!!!

[@miriambertram2448]

I'm a 70 year old woman in a condo in Irvine California I love these☺

[@nickuchneat301]

Here in Hadley, MA. We've got dairy, potato, tobacco, and small vegetable farms. I love the Cape too!

[@drKSully]

I don't know if anyone was sad when friends stopped

[@frosty8563]

@@miriambertram2448 Hi Miriam, I am a 56 yrs old man in Hemet ,CA !! Just wanted to say hello

[@hepburn118]

@@frosty8563 Some of your Californian place names are as interesting as the names we get in New Zealand. I live in Australia but I come from NZ, both places have interesting names but so do you in California; Hemet I like.

[@Aiko2-26-9]

I had honestly never thought about how graves were dug until I started watching your videos. I appreciate the respect you show and the care you give to this part of your job.

[@kriskloeblen3670]

I kinda choked up when all those tractors were loaded on the semi. A lifetime of memories.

[@AB-ol5uz]

Yes, that was tough to watch...then I reminded myself of how much it will cost to do all the repairs on his farm house and was glad there were marketable things on the property that will help him get the work done so much faster.

[@frankgiacomelli1041]

Me too a ton of memories for Daddy Cornstar, I'm sure.

[@kebdog36]

Kris Kloeblen me too

[@raynonabohrer5624]

What's going to happen to all those tractors?

[@OOpSjm]

@@raynonabohrer5624 collectors

[@patrickarnold4273]

I have a ton of respect for all you guys and gals. Make me look at my life different. Thank you all for being you.

[@carlessgay1776]

I gotta admit Daddy Cornstar is my favorite. As a fellow dad, I appreciate his sense of humor. 🤣

[@jhanes3791]

I appreciate that he truly loves and respects his family.

[@dice3704]

Im not even dad , and he is still my favourite cornstar

[@nversluys]

I think the service you provide digging graves is so sacred. So loving and no credit expected. God bless.

[@stevenwatsonable]

Me and my brother just took over the farm after dad passed away two years ago. It is bittersweet to go through some of the stuff he acquired. Some of it junk, some of it gold. We still use his old tractors and everytime I start one I see him in my mind. A new tractor was acquired this year and it sure is nice to ride with air conditioning and a radio while cutting hay, but I still like to fire up the old no cab Case 1294 and think of how many years he spent working with it. Hardest working man I ever knew even at 72 until a fast cancer took him and he went to his eternal home. I sure do miss him. He carried a little pair of vise-grips with him in a sheath on his belt always. I was always impressed how he kept up with them....but after he passed we found so many pairs of them holding a nut here, a cable there, laying on an implement over there...lol...he must have went through dozens of them!

[@scoobysnacks]

Isn't it funny how the little things like finding vice grips all over the place will bring back such fond memories and lead to the best stories? It's odd that sometimes I'll try to think of my grandparents who I lost a very long time ago, and their memories seem distant and fuzzy, but then other times when 'm not expecting it I'll see something or be in a situation that triggers crystal clear memories that I didn't even know were still there. And it seems like it was just yesterday that you're remembering. It's a shame that we inevitably lose our loved ones, but such a blessing that God gave us the ability to always keep them with us, even when we don't realize they are there.

[@dianehall5345]

Steve Watson. You have a tractor with a cab. Heat & Air? Man, we have three open tractors and refuse to help hay until I get a cab! That way I will be comfortable and won't fall out! We're still farming and we are all n our 70s and going strong!

[@sondram.5218]

Dad is a natural. I really enjoy watching him. Show the people what a farmer wave is! I grew up in small town Nebraska where you lift one or two fingers to every person you drive by. We called it the farmer wave.

[@katherinekinnaird4408]

Thank you for going through and clearing out the sheads, building's and storages. We all need to clear out the cluder in our lives and you are setting a good example in many ways. So glad you have always respected your Grandfather and his wishes. God bless you all.

[@kgrean8587]

Thank you Cole, Nave and Daddy Cornstar for the work and care you do and take to dig the graves and filling them back in after. I am sure that the families appreciate you too.

[@tekman196]

My wife and I laid her mother to rest this afternoon. While I was sitting there at the graveside listening to our minister speak , I couldnt help but think about your family and the job you and the boys and Nava do digging the graves. The service couldn’t have gone any better. All the people at the funeral home went above and beyond to make absolutely certain all of our family’s needs and wishes were attended too. After the service I made it a point to go over and personally thank the two gentlemen that did all the work to make Kate’s grave side beautiful . Take care and god bless . I’m a forever fan .

[@Momofamlly]

I teared up a little when they were carrying the broken tractor away. It’s like a long lost friend being laid to rest.

[@angela19023]

🚜😍😊💋💋💋🥰Daddy corn star reminiscing I’m glad Cole has help . I love the farm and the stories behind it . Brilliant that you started this journey with your grandpa’s beautiful house. Glad to be able to watch Dad , corn star what a character; just happy when I hear him talk . Can’t get enough. Cole by the way never change the introduction. ❤️❤️❤️

[@roxannedulin1673]

I was raised on a farm in Central Ohio and thoroughly enjoy watching your videos. The work Cole has done cleaning up the property is tremendous. I love seeing your family saving the family farm. God bless you all!

[@deannamarie4149]

Way to go... the music that started when that tractor was being moved brought me to tears.... I would like to suggest that you find some wall space in the heated shop for some of those "farm finds" . Kind of a Cornstar Farms museum... ☮

[@bobkrause2521]

An excellent idea.

[@gpackwood1]

Informal Cornstar Farms Museum is a really good idea.

[@ellentiedt2235]

Good idea! All kinds of pictures, past & present

[@joefeltes2019]

Take the hood off and make a shop light out of it.

[@buildmor]

YES!!! Excellent 💡 maybe if you can keep in touch with the folks that bought them , And kind of follow the restorations from a far? For the channel and us two cylinder and Deeetroit deeeisel fans? 🙋‍♂️

[@TrailMuffin]

I can't even remember how I came across your channel, I want to say there was a video in my suggestions and it was one about your farmhouse (That's me, I see a video about a farmhouse and I can't click fast enough! lol) but I had no idea I'd grow so attached to a KZbin channel. I love watching your videos. I've learned so many things and appreciate farmers even more than I did before. Y'all are truly one of the most humble, kind, loving, down to earth families I've ever seen. I always look forward to the next video. God bless you & your family

[@bobwarner9952]

WHAT A BLESSED FAMILY. Thank you for sharing your daily lives.

[@berylhood6642]

Great job everybody. Daddy Cornstar you are a great dad and i bet a great husband. We love you input in the videos. God bless all of you.

[@matttradie1341]

Your lucky to have such an easy going Dad. Maybe you could put up a pic of grampa cornstar at the end of the garage clean.

[@tammysmith2199]

Daddy Cornstar you a wonderful family . You and mama Cornstar have raised your children right . God bless you and your family

[@zombeemom]

Raccoons: "Those darn Cornstars are at it again! Gentrifying the neighborhood! Gettin' to be you can't find a decent hovel around here!"😂

[@johntrussell7808]

Lol that's a good one.

[@susanrussell8195]

At first I thought you wrote Coonstars.... 😆

[@msmith1834]

LOL!! That's probably what the raccoons are thinking!

[@raynonabohrer5624]

Be careful raccoons can attack!

[@timothybailey7118]

There goes the neighborhood

[@robd7214]

Daddy cornstar, as a Dad I really love how you brought your kids up. I don't claim to know you but you seem like a great family man who loves his family and what you do. No wonder why the kids seem well grounded and good. Momma cornstar included! Great content.

[@lorriemagrini492]

I so enjoy your channel! Not exactly sure how I happened upon you but glad I did. Cole, you and your father remind me of some very special folks from my past. The hard work that you folks do is incredible to watch. If I must say, I at one time would've been the Neva in that time of life. So many wonderful things I learned from those folks and Daddy Cornstar definitely reminds me of that special time in my life. It is amazing to see how you maintain your equipment, restoring the farmhouse, reuse and recycle things you find in your surroundings. Thank you for sharing meal time prayers of thanksgiving as well. My own father and his father before him were sextons for their church cemetery and I remember as a child they dug the graves by hand! Prayers for a bountiful harvest on that beautiful piece of land you have🙏

[@sprayermanDan]

DC I’m glad you can provide great service to 18 cemetery’s. Keep up the good work

[@MargaretHill65_]

This family is as close to home entertainment like back in the old days you will see today ! I love this channels you learn as you watch !! And what a precious family ! Love the Cornstars !!!

[@LL-sq8se]

These are probably the nicest folks I've ever seen!☺️👍🙋🕊️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🧚

[@CDFCaptain93]

Wow....got something in my eye when they were loading up the old JD. It brought back a lot of memories when I worked with my dad on a farm. Those days are long gone but I will remember them always!

[@crazyfarming7323]

Hey cornstars👋we literally just finished the potato harvest right in time for the video😁just wanna thank you guys for keeping up the videos me and my dad love watching y'all.we stay awake every night till 1 o'clock to watch your video's. Have a great say and be safe👍all the way from South Africa

[@lynettehartung8862]

👋Watching from namibia...not a farmer we live in the city but love outdoors and farm life!

[@jebsails2837]

My friends family, on the Island of Jersey, just finished harvesting their Jersey Gold's. In the 70's I lived and worked in a russet potato warehouse in Sugar City, Idaho. Now I'm hungry. Narragansett Bay

[@deeink2paperart151]

Daddy Cornstar you have come such a long way in doing these entertaining videos. DC I so enjoy your sense of humor and storytelling, keep sharing your stories and advice. You have an amazing, hardworking family. I look forward to watching every day. Take care and be safe.

[@brentzeller4269]

I really love the way you guys handle the Grave digging business with such great respect. Keep up the great work.

[@dice3704]

Thank you cornstar family. I can imagine its not always easy to share so much with us , but for some of us is its a huge Window to completely different life as some of us have . So thank you .

[@loriboyce942]

I actually teared up when the tractors were being loaded. **sniff**

[@renee72]

Me too.

[@LML444]

Awww 🥰 I love Daddy Cornstar. I think he’s the best person in the whole youtube !

[@jenaemarieAZ]

I love that Daddy Cornstar imparts words of wisdom every time he films.

[@davidsolberg9935]

I love watching the new farming techniques. Wow!!! Have they changed. I remember watching my grandpa walking behind two horses plowing. I’m 83 so I find watching family farm life. Tell Mama Corn Star to show her pretty face.

[@Adventures_in_AK]

It’s wonderful watching Daddy Cornstar, he reminds me a lot of my dad and most of the men in my family. Sadly we don’t live near “home” due to my husband being in the military, so its nice to hear some humor that sounds familiar.

[@bevnelson3678]

I love how you all respect each death and look after family’s wishes. Awesome.

[@michelekuhne9179]

That’s got to be sad for Daddy Cornstar remembering the good old days farming with his Dad.

[@ps4peace]

No doubt it's been bittersweet. It looks like the machines have found new purpose.

[@bethknight4436]

It’s all a circle- just wait until Daddy Cornstar has a little grandson (or granddaughter) to show the ropes to.

[@msmith1834]

DC lost his best friend when his dad passed away and thankfully he has his to sons, which he loves so much, farming with him. They're a great family.

[@kap1526]

I think he is thankful those moments happened. Not sad.

[@dannyfischer8336]

I really like how you take such great care of the graves that you dig and the the previous ones as well. My grandmother passed away back in January and they did a horrible job. I know that the ground is frozen, but there was a foot and a bit hole at the head of the grave and another two holes at least a foot deep. They piled the dirt in the middle of the grave so there was a large hump in the middle. We went out and fixed the dirt so it was level and put seed down.

[@matbr6949]

Daddy Cornstar is the most wholesome man on the internet

[@jennifertait1243]

Agreed

[@OK-ov3cz]

Yeah

[@davidcox6206]

Absolutely

[@dand5331]

Wihout a doubt!

[@twowheelsupright]

Daddy corn star thanks for your history and compassion, hard to see the tractors go, nice to see the care in laying others to rest. Comes from a place of love and not a business of survival. What a blessing!

[@deeg4031]

Wow ... Brought a little tear to my eye watching the old JDs being loaded up to be taken away. I totally understand the sentimental attachment to such things. Gotta do what you gotta do ... 🥺

[@shawnfetterhoff4847]

Daddy Cornstar I really appreciate how respectful you are with digging graves. It's a hard time for families as it is and they don't need a digger making it worse!

[@bonniejeffries188]

Love your family. I love how everybody contributes and gets things done.

[@douglasstewart1380]

I do all of the grave marking (curator at my church) and assist with the digging and set of the vaults as well. Appreciate what you guys do. It is a blessing to be able to give the final contribution to someone that has passed away. The first grave that I marked and assisted with was my Dad's. My he RIP

[@authorjohnwquinn]

Love to see things get cleaned up on the farm! Well done! It's got to be a good feeling of accomplishment for you all. Can't wait to see the plans and updates for your place as they come to life! Thanks for sharing it all with us!

[@margohlavac5396]

Thanks DC for the kind words about the folks maintaining the roads. As the chairperson of a township board, mostly hear complaints!

[@tohim4458]

Hi from Tonga🇹🇴 The Oliver looks amazing Cornstars. Be awesome to see Coop restore her. DC you’re awesome bro! A Great role model. Great vid guys. Keep on keeping on and All the best🤙🏼

[@mdbelt1]

Thank you all for your KZbin ministry. You all have very encouraging and uplifting content. It helps during these tough times we're in.

[@adawaymire3034]

Cooper is an amazing young man too. Two great, responsible, hardworking sons.

[@davidpetit450]

I have family on my mother's side that farm in Traer, Iowa. I worked a couple of years on my uncle's farms. My uncle Richard taught me alot. Watching you guys brings back alot of memories. Thankyou.

[@spazc]

Would love to see Cooper restore one of the old family tractors like he did his truck!!!!! That alone could be a whole series and/or new channel that I would be glued to!!

[@alanm3438]

Wow, you had guest stars today. I am glad that you found a new home for a couple of the old tractors. I hope that he will be able to restore them or at least get them running again. It is so nice to see more scrap gone. You should take a overhead picture so that you can do a before and after look. It looks like I could have had a full time job scrapping for you. I am glad that you are willing to share your life with the world.

[@donnaturner3133]

Everything your family does is so incredibly interesting to me! I love how you all work together & get things done! I’ve never been very interested in grave digging but I could listen to daddy Cornstar talk about it endlessly! Thanks for all you do!! ❤️❤️

[@royhowdyshell241]

Did not think I would make it, viewed all the back video's and I really enjoyed them so much. I am a non farming but have always been interested in farming. I am 76 years young and a Southern Baptist Pastor retired from Church life for now, but still busy loving the Lord and telling others about Him and why they should have a relationship with Him how and forever. So enjoy the fact that you and the family Love the Lord Our God also. Keep up doing what you do and God's Blessings for the whole family....

[@timyowell4278]

I absolutely love them old Oliver tractors. Good piece of machinery

[@dianeisenhart7382]

I really like how respectful you guys are about digging the graves! Thank you and God Bless you!

[@cheryllynnwhite1]

I think the music is very respectful at the cemetery..thank you

[@axe835]

Me and my 10 year old love your videos. Its part of our us time we watch them together. You all are awesome

[@territ1231]

So good to see everything getting cleaned up. We see so many farms that are full of old machinery.

[@melw401]

There were a lot of emotions to unpack in this video. DCS has a tender heart and I feel we all respond in kind. All the memories, all the harvests, all the family history. Your dad would be proud to see you building the future with your family.

[@joannbirdsong583]

Always love your videos, and I love watching the junk being removed. I really have a hard time grasping the enormity of it all. Yup, Daddy Cornstarch has found another talent of his behind the camera. You all work really hard to make things look nice. It’s a wonderful service for the communities around you to take such good care of their cemeteries.

[@eileenallemm1835]

Daddy corn star,👍 ok I'm going to comment thanks you for taking care of the faithful departed. You are respectful and dignified. Whoever is putting together the video, Cole!!!! is also very respectful. Good job boys taking care of old tractors and taking care of the trash and saving the good stuff. No you don't need to straighten out all the nails but be cognizant of the past.

[@jessicalinzy2369]

My three children and I watch you daddy corn star and we love the amazing job you have done creating such a hard working loving family!

[@sonnyblack9905]

I’m impressed in the respect you show in preparing the final resting place for the deceased. Also you are a lucky father to have children like you do. Love the videos.

[@colleenrobison4070]

Love seeing the clean up, we have a farm in Texas panhandle that needs someone with Cole’s energy and youth to clean it up. Lots of old tractors here too. Keep up the good work.

[@murray1759]

I would like to see more of mommy corn star and her home cooking. Nothing beats moms home cooking.

[@leightonhugoson7729]

I am 12 and our farm is full of junk and i conivincted my dad to start cleaning it and you gave me the inspiration

[@nataliegraham9552]

Leighton, it sounds like you and Cole are a lot alike! Be safe during your cleanup work, and don't forget to take some before and after pics/video to see the results. Hope you can get some money for scrap metal and use some of it for a celebration when it's done!

[@ellentiedt2235]

Leighton you sound like a very special daughter!

[@HighStepper274]

Daddy Corn Star deserves a new backhoe! What a great family! Cooper, that Ford is something else man! Great job!

[@flatbedtruckingsamrides.9355]

Old tractors, what a way to grow up. Spent my younger years on a Farm all M & Super C on 250 acres. Love to reminisce on old farming videos. The hay allergies did me in. You all just keep on doing what you are doing. 👍👍

[@robyncrouse8339]

Thank you for taking extra special care of the graves. I am sending you a new rake as a contribution to your efforts. God bless you and yours.

[@richardvalentine3087]

“Smarter than the average me”. So funny, I can relate.

[@michaelgraviett6616]

I’ve found myself quoting daddy CS multiple time since I’ve started watching the channel!

[@keithkruschke4103]

That’s my favorite quote!

[@nataliegraham9552]

Love it too - another great DCS tagline to use! It's always enjoyable to listen to him.

[@mikemartin3593]

Still the best show on the internet . I have really enjoyed watching the progression of improvements y'all have made to the farm as a whole .

[@lancegrambo3829]

I admire the respect all of you have when digging graves.

[@basacis]

Cole and his family have somehow managed to do what everyone on youtube has never manged. Make the comment section wholesome. The internet cesspool of hate that is youtube comments is nothing but happy positive people wishing this family good luck.

[@mrphilleakey]

Woooo tractors. You inspired me to clean out a couple sheds around here. Thanks kid 😉😉

[@ChadShak]

Such a somber song playing in the background...must be pulling for tears! Lol Enjoy watching, reminds me of my time farming with my Grandpa in Southern IL when I was in HS and watching him jumping up and down on his tractor as I disced and wasn't doing it to his specs! Ha He just passed recently and the clean out of random junk reminds me of those days and that crazy work ethic. We used to drive into town for dinner and he'd always drive past the local teen hangout and yell, "it's bedtime" as I hid down in the seat as they yelled back crazy Louie ❤️

[@joantabb3062]

Good to see progress being made on the old garage. Sad to see the old John Deere tractor go, but you can't keep everything. Miss seeing Nave.

[@sharong8511]

Did you know she has her own channel called Nave? She doesn’t upload very often but I love her singing and guitar playing. She has a beautiful voice. Summer has a channel called Sum Good Stuff. She’s been planting her raised bed garden recently. She’s a lovely girl, too. 💖

[@leon760]

Where is Nave???

[@GaryTravels]

You have got to be the best dad ever! Your kids are lucky! I hope you ready this!

[@katherinekinnaird4408]

Yes it is interesting to learn about grave digging. It's a subject we probably never discuss yet it effects us all at one time or another.

[@mlm7598]

Great video again as always.......I got a bit leaky eyes when I saw the tractors being loaded up and etc......bittersweet good bye indeed! We got rid of our first two dozers a couple years ago and I was a mess of tears remembering all the work and hands and work that those old tractors did/dozers.......they almost take on a life of their own as we depended on them and we took care of them. Strange relationship but you probably "get it"..........it's a real touch of the past that touches us deeply with memories! That is a nice shed and loved the story about Daddy Cornstar helping to nail in the last nails. I love it! I'm glad it has served many for generations it appears. Best of luck to whatever you do in that space. I only have one thing that bugs me..........your videos aren't long enough....LOL I know how much footage it takes but just saying. Can't ever get enough of a good thing..right??? HA HA HA Like ketchup, pizza and the like.......LOL Love you guys.........keep bringing us these fantastic sharings of your days and lives. Blessings...........

[@donnettasue9720]

So impressed with your progress. . Great job Cornstars and Zach..

[@tammiepavlich1512]

I really appreciate your channel. 👍

[@richardjellis9186]

Cooper has one really nice truck. You can SEE how much of a credit he is to the farm with his mech knowledge. Both you lads are great. A credit to ma/pa cornstar. Just a whole bunch of decent, nice, friendly, funny folks.

[@johnwootton9031]

Your a awesome dad , can’t wait till “SOMEONE “ gets married and has some grandkids running around the farm and watch you and mamma corn star run around after them . 👍❤️👊

[@evelynharber6077]

Well, Summer is already married so it is for her to start the ball rolling! For the boys, they're still maturing! They're still young, Cooper under 20, and Cole under 30 I believe! We already suspect Papa Cornstar will be an awesome grandfather and Mama Cornstar will be an equally hands-on, awesome grandma as well. They will be very lucky next-generation Cornstars!

[@michaelhanson5741]

As a mortician I really appreciate how you handle such respect with the graves of the recently departed. Sending love from Seattle.

[@dice3704]

Thank you for the job you do . My respects for you and all your colleagues.

[@jeffreyvandervoort8324]

Daddy Cornstar with a sly reference to the Johnny Cash hit “One Piece at a Time.” It was a 45, 50, 55, 60...😂

[@d.e.outdoors5800]

Love that song

[@teaganperkowski3369]

That was the first thing I thought of

[@brendanmckee5843]

I was curious if anyone else noticed that

[@edcrego396]

I would have thought Cooper would have liked to keep his grandfather's tractors he's an excellent mechanic

[@hannahkamos]

Joan In Florida Not true! Millennial here, and I learned the song from my mom, who is a Gen-Xer ✌🏼

[@PopPopTerry]

Hey daddy cornstar, I am a pop of 62 years old. I have to tell you that my 5 year old granddaughter likes to watch you guys, and she'll be with me on the tractor or mower every time I get it started. Much respect to you and your family. Great videos.

[@cooper5882]

I remember when I was young those old tractors were working on the farms . A long time ago.

[@noocemiller6005]

I bet saying goodbye to those old tractors was hard, Daddy Cornstar. Hugs to you.

[@trevorhaugen6211]

“Hey everybody your watching Cole The Corn Star!” Love to hear it everyday

[@sportakiss888]

Right, somtimes I don't have the time to watch the full video but I always click to hear the intro 😂

[@bigdaddywowo1295]

More like coleeeeeeee the corn star

[@budsmokasreefer]

I woulda gave ALOT of money to go through that building. So many treasures from the past we might never see again. Freaking love this series of you cleaning out the OLD OLD stuff. Thanks for taking us along cole!!!!!!

[@jhanes3791]

Me too !!! Alot of that stuff would sell well at a flea market.

[@debraboyea7776]

My favorite part..cleaning everything out! Love the before and afters!

[@RobTuck1475]

Thank y'all again for sharing a glimpse of your lives. Again best show in town. Please stay safe my friends.

[@amierikke6225]

Lots of memories in that shed! ❤️ Daddy Cornstar, it’s going to be ok. Nice to meat Zach. Love how Ally the pupster helped you guys. Sweet dog. Even when you guys are doing hard icky work, with dirty raccoon infestations, you are respectful of the junk! I love watching you all.

[@paulbloomquist2616]

My neighbor is the one who acquired your JD MTA and 730. I can assure you that they went to a great home. I enjoyed the video - including the grave digging. That’s an important part of our world that gets taken for granted. Thanks