Local Farmers Helping a Neighbor in Need

[@WSmith2024]

Nothing pulls at my heart more than watching Farmers come together to help someone in need. Thank you!!!

[@apuuc]

I've never seen the farming community ever fail to meet a need for people who need help. This is what is great about America. A wonderful tribute. Thank you Cornstar Farms!

[@NoYouAreNotDreaming]

not just america...every farmer comunity in the world is the same...i guess its just the people that know how to live off the land that do this kind of stuff...i never saw this in big cities...

[@Ree33ee]

@@NoYouAreNotDreaming Precisely, this is an example of what America and the world used to be like on a grand scale. It’s slowly being stripped away and forgotten.

[@luciaconn6788]

I love seeing the truck fill up w/ corn... renewal of life for a friend

[@cahammer]

The best thing about any farming community is that when a neighbor needs help there is no hesitation from others to jump right in it’s been that way since the beginning of time

[@mommacs6159]

Denny is an amazing guy. We are so sorry about Dillon…. Such an inspiration and NEVER knew a stranger. A blessing to the world

[@austinengstrom9808]

I wanna thank all of the people that helped this family. It’s sad to have a child pass away at such a young age. I love seeing the farming community come together and grow with each other just by helping out when needed!!!! RIP Dillon.

[@douglasfelmeten8121]

Full service Cole is when they do everything for you. I'm just old enough to remember Full Service Gas Stations ⛽️. I think it was great that you, Daddy Cornstar, you brother and your neighbors all pitched in to help out your neighbor. There are good Christians still out there!

[@statewench2828]

As a young teen My friend and I worked with her dad that owned a Service Station. That is what gas stations were called back in the day. In the 90's I used to only fill my gas tank on ladies day as it was the one day a week that the local gas station gave ladies full service. That included filling the tank checking the oil, air the tires and wash the windshield. Full Service was great and it gave people jobs.

[@mrsdig57]

So sorry for the neighbor's young son. No parent should have to bury a child. It's good to see you al pull together for the family and take care of them. I know that helped them a lot. One less worry for them. I'm at the age to remember full service stations. You pulled up you told them how much gas you wanted. They wash your window check your oil. At that time the oil was in glass with a funnel on it. Then it was in cans and they push the funnel in and pore it in. I always love the change machine on their belts.

[@VrajaVilasini]

Thank you to the Cornstar family for helping, and all the other families. It is nice to see that you all come together as a community when needed.

[@dougvinduska9593]

Thanks for Sable not on camera helping out at the co-op again she's a jewel.

[@ttuck9603]

Beautiful how you all rallied together to help to support the family - the world needs more of this!

[@katieallen3927]

This is what community is all about. Thank you to everyone who participated. God bless.

[@friendship1957]

Thank all of you for being a good neighbors.

[@cortneywilliams8695]

God bless our farmers, love to see them helping each other in a time of need, the true American values alive and well in the midwest

[@hardenmama1800]

The local farmers showed up en masse to help with harvest after my father had a heart attack. It is humbling to be on the receiving end of such kindness when you are accustomed to giving. Deepest sympathy to Dillon’s family.

[@weirdmatter]

RIP Dillon 🙏 sending love to his family! ❤

[@triplelindys]

Cole, thank you for documenting the life of a farmer. I have been married to a farmer's daughter for 13 years now, but I've never asked my in-laws about their business, both the "business" of it and the logistics of it. I felt, as a suburban kid, I had no business asking them about their business. I always felt in the way. The last week or so that I've watched your channel, I have a new found deep respect for what they do and what you do. Again, thank you a ton. You keep making them, I'll keep watching.

[@zackmurdock6678]

Most farmers are glad to talk to people about their life because many people don’t understand it. money side can be an issue but start with how it works and the logistics of farming. more then likley they’d be glad to sit and drink a beer while they tell you

[@tommathews3964]

I would encourage you to get involved Joe! Farmers love to talk farming! Just be respectful and genuinely interested, and they will share with you!

[@butch379]

Never to late thats what buddy seats and passenger seats are for

[@wildcoyote34]

@Joe Lindholm ,, I guarantee you if you expressed interest in learning about the farm that your father in law would be overjoyed to teach you about the farm ,,any good farmer wants to have someone to pass his life on to and the farm is his life

[@Coonass]

I can promise you that if you ask, you'll be welcomed with open arms to a ton of knowledge. that's what we do. any time I can educate someone on how America 🇺🇸 gets fed, I'm all for it. And I believe I speak for the whole farming community when I say that.

[@coachferg62]

Farmers band together to get it done. Thanks for keeping the tradition alive, Cole.

[@matthewlong1506]

Thank you for allowing everyone to see the farming community in action when times are tough. My prayers go out to the family and to all of you farmers who keep us fed. Thank you so much.

[@1Corinthians151-4]

People outside farming are gonna have to step up sooner or later. Us farmers are becoming fewer and fewer.

[@Gary_and_Linda]

Farmers always look after their neighbours and feed the world.

[@beverlystufflebeam5731]

Watched this same type community when my cousin passed unexpectedly. Everyone attended the funeral. The men ( family and neighbors) changed clothes and went to bail the hay that the cousin was contracted on. With a community they bailed 500 of those huge rolls and gathered and delivered them. Being a city girl I was in awe!

[@131dyana]

Thank you for helping there. you are so kind. God bless your family.

[@briancasebolt3209]

No dry eyes here. This is why Iowa people are so amazingly caring to friends and neighbors, very proud of all who helped Dennis at this very difficult time. God Bless All ⚘ RIP. Dillon 🌹

[@jeffhudson1744]

you can only say that farmers are GREAT PEOPLE!

[@sharonhilliard3780]

Neighbor helping neighbor is the way to go . So sorry for your neighbor loss . Prayers for the family .

[@rnspowell]

It's so great to see a community come together like this. It definitely warms your heart. RIP

[@Thomas-wi7ti]

Yes sir, now only if the rest of the world could operate in such a manner. But by the time that happens it will be to late.

[@dsinavich5141]

The Cornstar family is the best ! Kind , generous neighbors ! Condolences to Dillon's family and friends ! RIP Dillion ! 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️. Deborah Canada 🇨🇦

[@toddjames99madcatmkll20]

That was fantastic what the Cornstar family and others did for your neighbor. Love farming communities. RIP Dillion. God bless.

[@ADSC2006]

God Bless Everyone for coming together in this family’s time of need. ❤️🙏👍

[@wendy_lee]

Farmers are a different breed. You don't see that kind community anywhere else. Imagine the world if there was. My condolences to all who loved Dylan.

[@Bluenoser613]

Sorry for your loss. Great to see a community come together in a time of need.

[@SouthSaskGamer]

I love it when farmers come together and help out a farmer in need.

[@ITBlanka]

Coming from a Brazilian family guy, I love how you guys are good and with this channel can lead by example to the whole world to see. My condolences, my family pray for y'all.

[@tomcleghorn4005]

You could hear the heartfelt thanks in that man’s voice. Rest easy young man. The world needs more of this. And for the record I’m not crying your crying

[@arthenry498]

I really loved this one Cole. Took me back to Illinois. I saw this kind of people in the 50's and 60's where I was born. If some farmer had a problem, his neighbors were there to help them out. It was not really special. It was what people DID in those days!! I loved it. Seeing this got me all choked up remembering what it was like, and thankful that it still exists. Wonderful video Cole, thank you..

[@bradthomas1122]

That's something I've always loved about the farming community. If someone is in need, he doesn't even have to ask, neighbors just show up and take care of business. God bless you all.

[@loriswain8140]

What a sweet man. Sorry for your loss What an amazing community coming together.

[@jeffd3667]

Neighbors helping neighbors. Glad thats still happening around the country. Keep up the good work.

[@brylenesells7842]

Once again the Cornstar Family filled my heart with hope and love. DC and MC have raised an amazing kids. May God bless and wrap you in his arms and cover you all with his grace and glory. Sending XOXOXO from Michigan.

[@Ada-zn3pw]

Nothing better than the farming community coming together to help a neighbor. Farmers are truly the best. The opposite of self service is full service. Great video Cole

[@SuperScooby70]

This is the farming community. Always has been. Farming and growing up in the 70s and 80s the community would always pull together for any of its members that needed help. Harvest was a family affair that included many families with all the women cooking and feeding the crews, all the farmers and hired help putting in long hours for many weeks. I definitely miss that life for sure. I'm glad to see that it hasn't changed a bit even though the rest of the world has gone crazy. Awesome video Cole, keep up the great work.

[@michaelhimschoot9054]

As a distant relative of Dillon, its touching to see the community come together. I have memories as a teenager detasseling corn with the family. Thank You very much.

[@timblum3419]

When my dad was farming, he got involved in some of those things too. Then in 1969 when my mom died, helping dad in the corn crib, my uncles came to his rescue to help pick his corn. I'll never forget that. Great job by the Cornstar family helping neighbors.

[@tommathews3964]

Sorry for you community's loss, Cole. Mr. Denny seems like a really fine fellow. RIP Dillon! Bravo for helping out in a time of need and grief!

[@ecleveland1]

It's always good when you can help someone in need. Always try and manage your life so that you can always be that person that can help out others and be grateful if the day you need help never comes around.

[@markybear92840]

Even Pressley came to help! Great to see a community come together! Faith, family, values!

[@richardg646]

There is no better feeling than knowing that when others are in need that you will be there for them…. except for being the one in need seeing all those show up to help without even being asked… Bless all those who lent a hand to a man in his time of need, from the friends and farmers, supply house for parts after hours, to the Co-Op folks with longer hours to aid in a one day get it all done event! R.I.P. Dillon, Prayers for your family and many friends!

[@teenagefarmer]

It was good to see everyone working together. Great video Cole rest in peace Dillon.

[@shawnswanson9625]

Cole it is awesome to see the neighbor helping neighbor is still strong and alive in the farming communities. May God Bless You All!!!

[@andrewruble7706]

Without a doubt the farming communities across this great country take care of their neighbors in time of need. What a wonderful show of friendship by many folks today Cole. Thanks for sharing a heartfelt story.

[@theozarkduke]

Your a good man Cole, and so is your father and brother. God Bless you guy's.

[@stumpy2816]

Neighbors helping neighbors . 👍👍

[@chipb7431]

I think it's great seeing neighbors and friends coming together. Very sorry for the loss. Cole you and family are great people. I be honored if had neighbors like you.

[@astrochakbathbodyaromather5984]

Being an honorary Iowan through my Mom (RIP), this really makes me happy. This is what makes America great!! RIP Dillon!!

[@tinalafever1756]

One reason I love farming communities. When there's a need they help. God bless every one of you.

[@davidl.miller8168]

Cole, This was a special video, it is always nice to see people coming together to help achieve a common goal. I am sure Denny cannot even express his appreciation in words. Well done guys and may God Bless you all and provide Denny's family with grace and comfort in the midst of their loss of Dillon.

[@cathiwim]

It looks so cool to see all that equipment rolling in to help them!!

[@heatheberhart5103]

9400 is a good machine, that's what I run. It's hard to explain the sense of community rural folks have. I've seen it my entire life. You help a neighbor when they need it. Keep showing that community connection. That's something I hope never goes out of style.

[@harleyfiremedic7796]

That is how all of our country should operate. thanks for giving me back a little faith in humanity. RIP Dillion

[@138NastyNate]

This is what good neighbors do in small farming communities all across this country. God Bless the American Farmer. Rest easy Dillion

[@janethomason3915]

This brought tears to my eyes, not just for the loss of a son and friend and neighbor but for the blessed way you all came together to get the harvest in for the grieving father. I am in Nebraska and have contributed hot food and coffee for similar occasions. It is a sad event but so right and God knows we all need help at times but especially farmers at harvest time. Thank you all and God bless!

[@theirishman8356]

Great to see everyone coming together to help out. 👍👍👍

[@Scipiogirl]

Four years now that you’ve been on KZbin, I think this is one of my favorite episodes. Kudos, guys. Sorry for Denny’s family’s loss. God bless.

[@oldmanwinter1405]

How well I remember 1960, when my grandmother passed. All the neighbors were over for a couple of days helping my grandpa with the harvest. Dawson County, Nebraska. I was 10 years old.

[@richardhessert7862]

30 is way to young to pass. Great how you all helped when things were down for the family. They say God blessed you 10 times more for every act of kindness. Prayers to the family and all those who helped!!!

[@mikeymad]

RIP Dillon 🙏 Thanks for sharing this story.

[@shellywelsh2316]

What a nice thing to do and a tribute to your friend, Dylan. My thoughts go out to his family and friends.

[@amywright2243]

Now we all know how wonderful this young man was. I'm proud of how you all help each other and love on each other.

[@mcdowellfarm23]

So sorry for Danny's loss sending heart felt prayers..you guys were so awesome to lend a helping hand to help finish up his corn. God Bless you all..

[@KevinBenecke]

This is what it's about. Helping each other out in a time of need. I wish more industries could be more like this. Sorry for your loss.

[@vm5610]

❤ Good people helping good people.

[@shealy265]

Thanks for helping Dillon's family in their time of need.

[@allendavidson6608]

This is what America is truly all about....... Wonderful Video Today Guys!!, Always Helping those in need from the heart ❤💚❤. THANK YOU ALL for bringing us along today, RIP Denny, And God Bless each and every one of You......

[@cmc51207]

Dillion was a distant cousin in my family and his mom Melinda is one of the best. Thanks for remembering them during their loss!

[@darcybilevich2548]

Nothing brings you (me) more to tears, than hearing about a parents loss. The way you all got together and was able to get the work done. God bless you all. Prayers for Denny.

[@daletilley4083]

This is how it should be. We farmer help each other out. You never know when you'll need.

[@sherylbentley3724]

Its nice to see that people can still come together in the time of need..Doesn't happen enough these days. R.I.P Dillon. 🌴🍊🐊

[@heatheratkins9297]

Deepest Condolences sent to everyone who knew this special man.

[@michelle9653]

How awesome of a community that you have RIP Danny

[@marionberry6909]

Good ole farming in America! They have been taking care of each other for centuries. I remember a few occasions when I was a boy, that the neighbors left their own fields, to help neighbors in a time of need. (And they never expected anything in return). American farmers are the biggest hearted people in the world. Proud to be an American!!!

[@johncook3817]

It nice when everyone comes together to help a friend at a time of great need. Well done to all of you and condolences on the loss of such a young man!!!

[@jbfabrocks]

Sorry for your loss Denny. So happy to see friends and neighbors helping each other out in a time of need.

[@allanwilson4495]

No good deed goes unrewarded, you all have a wonderful community

[@helencantimagine]

Love the kindness shown by the neighbors to a family in need. Though it's been over a year since their loss, I pray for continued grace, peace, and mercy.

[@caroldocherty6810]

Rip Dylan . Sending condolences to his parents and family. Dylan sounded like he was a blessing.

[@bevolson7619]

This is the type of farming community that I grew up in. So happy to see it see it see it still exists. Thank you. I love America

[@davereeves1967]

RIPIP Dillion. Big ups to the Cornstar family and everybody else that stepped up to help family in need.

[@markrickert7741]

Thats the best thing is when farmer's come together to help each other out in the time of need.

[@ProblemChild-xk7ix]

Its so nice to see the spirit of helping each other out in times of need.. Too bad we all can't be part of a farming community.

[@bobdevreeze4741]

Good people helping people in need. This is the way it is suppose to work. If we all did just 1 good deed, this world would be 7 1/2 billion times better.

[@flamingle23]

This is real America 🇺🇸

[@kcswolf]

So sorry for your loss. I love how y'all came together to help his family get the corn in during their time of need. Bless every one of you.

[@BAHBDL]

Never knew a farming video could bring tears to my eyes. I love how your community always comes together to help each other. You just don't see that as much anymore. Rest easy Dillon. Though I never personally knew you I'm sure you brought joy to all those around you.

[@betty4940]

Neighbors helping neighbors is how I grew up on a dairy farm. I now live in a small WI town and we help our neighbors with many small things. Removed a ground squirrel from their garage and fixed the dry wall it chewed among other things. It doesn't take much time and they really appreciated the help. Seems more "country people" are willing to help than city people.

[@ArniAtlason]

Awesome video made of Awesome people. This is how world should be.

[@troublemakingpups5787]

My condolences to Dylan's family and friends. Helping your neighbors in time of need is what made America great. 🇺🇸

[@tonydixon7820]

the Double D won't be the same without Dillon around, prayers to the family and bless you guys for lending a hand

[@davidcoblentz7468]

That's one reason I am proud to be a farmer we always do the right thing and take care of each other. Keep up the good work all of you God bless.

[@gloriacoffey4651]

Thanks for sharing. Rest In Peace, Dillon. Heart ❤️ warming to see you all come together for a family in need.

[@greenwidow]

This is what I absolutely love about rural America, always there for each other. My condolences to the family. Sending them love and prayers. And God bless all of you.

[@randydutka9302]

That nice thing u did for neighbour we did same in our area when i farmed

[@lonvansickle2863]

That’s what farming communities do there’s no greater feeling than to help