I found the Mud

[@leevanruler119]

Thanks for the shoutout for Farm Rescue! As a volunteer for 5 years - it's a ton of fun for a retiree! You meet the salt of the earth and always great food wherever you go. Still friends after these years!

[@SonneFarms]

That is awesome!

[@TwoAcresandaMule]

"Don't forget to slow down for that big ditch" Sounds like cole has some experience NOT slowing down for said ditch.. LOL Great seeing tammy aswell

[@1striperon]

Asparagus is the best early vegetable. Praise to Tami. And praise to Cole for spending quality time with Mom.

[@earlhoyt8745]

Amen it was beautiful to see mother and son doing quality time together rare sight these days

[@jofarwell9744]

Oooh that fence row asparagus is the best! From the look of the stalks it looks like it was planted by the birds long ago...maybe before you were born Cole! Had no idea anyone still hunted for them. Yum! Do you guys morel mushroom hunt too (although it may be too dry this year in your neighborhood)?

[@georgeehlers2575]

Atleast my man Cole is worried about Brian slowing down for the big ditch hahaha

[@dalegereaux1863]

I'm not sure of the title but there's some country song where they say I'd like to check you for ticks. That should probably be Miss Tami's song of the day before she lets you back in the house, Brian !

[@jimmycurran5355]

Enjoyed the video. Thanks for the sacrifice you make for us.

[@jenmcqueen484]

What a treat to see your mom!! Hope we get to see more of her. Now I know where you get your good looks from!

[@charlesowen501]

I’ve never seen wild asparagus, that was nice to see your mother in the video as always!

[@billykimball1614]

Tami and Cole. How you and your wonderful mom had brought back so many memories of going out and picking asparagus. As I can remember as a little kid me and my siblings. Would get gunny sacks from Grandpa and Dad. Then walk up and down the irrigation ditches or wherever we would think asparagus would be growing. Then return back home and give the gunny sacks to grandpa and daddy. They would clean it up as we clean ourselves up and then they would give it to Grandma and mama. To put in jars and can them. Oh how I miss him days.👍👍👍👍👍🤗 also Brian keep your chin up and hopefully it'll be a wonderful year for you guys

[@carlplummer7918]

May, 19,2021 I was getting surgery also except mine was on my heart. I really enjoy watching you and Brian . Keep it going

[@dougarchbold1489]

Brian is an amazing rancher/ farmer. He has the perfect combination of nice but don’t piss me off. I suspect Brian has been doing “Donald Duck” since school. It’s a little too good for a casual try. He’s a great Dad! His family is everything. I have a feeling Brian and Jeff could open a can of whop ass when they were younger, but also be great fun to party with. It’s great to watch smart farmers and how hard they work. I can see their Dad probably had his way, and Brian had to prove his Bull program all on his own. That’s about it ...

[@maggieyake8054]

Reagan and Donald Duck were both pretty good. Keep expanding the repertoire, Brian! Glad to see the fields are ready for planting...in most places. Crazy how you've gone from bone-dry to standing water in such a short time. Thanks for another entertaining video. I've heard that the family that videos together stays together!

[@ericklingele661]

"Home, home on the range, where the deer and the antelope play" ... great capture of deer jumping over the fence. Your blinker comment was priceless!

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great video Cole and Brian

[@lindagentile2380]

So HAPPY You all got plenty of rain as you went from way to dry to maybe too much... Living in California they are limiting lawn watering to 2 days a week for 8 mins only... Love your impersonations Brian... Love watching you & Cole work... Wedding coming up pretty soon Cole... Sending Prayers of Peace & Hassle free plans... GBY ALL 🙏❤️💙💖💙🐂🤗✝️

[@briansonne814]

We are already needing rain again!

[@barbarastedillie1336]

Wild asparagus! When my husband was a kid, he and his brothers would go down to the drainage ditches and pick wild asparagus. There was lots to be had and it was delicious according to him! So cool that you guys do it too. Nice seeing your mom!

[@markkollman870]

People have no idea how good that fresh asparagus is. I find the most where the cows congregate in the riverbottom during winter. Good fertilizer and a spring rain is all you need.

[@tecknobill]

You guys have got me in stitches! Between Ellie at the beginning, Cole yelling at that (presumably) nice lady, and then Brian with the song of the day and the Doritos. Hahahahaha. Glad you guys have finally got enough rain to get planting! After that tilling, that dirt looks real nice!

[@williameholt6364]

You guys are too much! Great family interaction and it shows. More please….

[@kdh1309]

You also found wild Asparagus ! Sure miss that hunt .

[@deborahlewis5964]

Love love those drone shots!!!!! My all time favorite!!!!!

[@williamhills6039]

Roll that asparagus in olive oil and season it with what you like. I use about 7 seasonings and cook on grill until tender, rolling continuously. Meal in itself. Yummy

[@flatnose7314]

Best farm channel 2022!

[@bellasamantha237]

I was going to ask how your knee was Cole as I had bilateral jaw replacement surgery 3 weeks before your knee surgery. I had a lot of down time n your video's kept me occupied, (and from going insane with boredom 😅). So hope your knee worries are done n you're ready for a fantastic planting n harvest season. 👍 So good to see beautiful Mrs Tami n Ellie. And Mr Brian multitasking of planting, phone deals n snack education Dorito's style. Love it all! 😁🙏💙🦘

[@doubleee2230]

Rain has brought happy times!!! I run with Freedom Brand dog proof coon traps, they only catch Coons and an occasional Possum, Ellie and any cats or other critters will be completely safe.

[@KellysAdventures305]

It has been years since I've written a check. Wow...... How our world has changed in so short a time.

[@mindym.1166]

I'm liking all the rain you guys are getting! Best raccoon bait I've found is an eaten sweet corn cob wired inside the cage past the treadle. Then put the cage up against a wall with a board on top and another board blocking the other side so they can't reach in. They can't get the cob out without going in, and they pull and pull on it while they're in there, finally stepping on the treadle so the door goes SNAP! I've had to put cement blocks on top to keep the board in place, my raccoons are strong.

[@Mtthyman]

Holy fencin’ supplies

[@paulreis1648]

Cole it's great to see your mom

[@steveperry9978]

The Dorito bit is brilliant .. well done Brian

[@kennywilhite2092]

Got it goin on. Enjoy the videos

[@dougdiplacido2406]

MMM I love asparagus. Great to see your Mom in the video this time. Happy planting. Thanks till next time.

[@mrbunny8050]

Brian, along with your impressions you need a harmonica and you could come up with some original tunes in the tractor.

[@2angelsnet]

Love seeing your Mum!!!

[@henryshaner6483]

😂😂 Brian’s impersonating isn’t bad lol lots of action in this video with laughs as always I enjoy watching and look forward to the next it’s now a addiction. That tractor unfolding the planter is cool all kinds of good content today even Asparagus harvest with mom you can tell she’s awesome thank again for sharing.

[@maryanndeming7672]

fresh asparagus! yum! Looks green now. great.

[@markissboi3583]

asparagus growing wild kinda makes you wanna plant some along a fence

[@CurrentChoices]

dont they prefer sandy soils?

[@anthonyfunderburg2436]

Great job, Cole!! Always enjoy seeing your Mom! The wild asparagus looked delicious!!!

[@CurrentChoices]

is it organic?

[@paulprigge1209]

Wild asparagus actually started by seed by settlers. Birds moved it around. 18 pounds went out last Saturday to the church. Not wild lol

[@fazerainbow5674]

awsome video cole thumbs up and shared

[@rondalees]

Wild asparagus??? Mmmmmm great video

[@williammatzek4660]

That tell's me why tractors in the field run their flashers.

[@kalaipaa]

Need more Tammy!!!!

[@JBaads]

Here science project for today. Mix some water and dawn dish soap/surfactant in a sprayer. Spray it on puddles and watch the water disappear.

[@kuman1987]

How many miles of fence have you guys sold since taking over the store? Seems like your always taking more. Glad the stores doing good!

[@davidkimmel4216]

As usual way too much fun

[@rtopp1]

Asparagus....Heck yeah, love the stuff. Grilled or boiled in milk and butter, sprinkle a little salt and eat

[@savvyeq2305]

Man this video was hilarious. Thank you! Love your videos.

[@coryferguson]

Yeilds is truly all I care for with land. Either grass, crops,, or calf weights. Yields is my most concern. I really hate creeks but I'm so close to Texas we go 8-9 months with just a quarter of rain. Because of that. I really try to lease land a long creeks. It sucks for fences but water flows down hill even under ground and because I'm so hell bent to build something like my great grandpa that I'll spend money if I know I can bounce it back and the only way I can confidently do that here is creek bottom pastures. The land I recently bought my great great grandma owned and sold when my great grandpa died. I'm so proud of it too because it's creek bottom and my great grandpa and my great great grandma farmed it and I some how got it back 30 years later. I won't have it paid off for 12 years, but man I own 480 acres now while my wife owns 640. (Sadly her father had to pass away for her to inherit the mile section.) I really never thought 5 years officially out of high school I would be half way to my goal land wise.

[@coryferguson]

This comment was brought up by Cole saying something about the 100 bushel of beans.

[@briansonne814]

@@coryferguson congrats on getting the family ground back Cory!

[@coryferguson]

@@briansonne814 thank you 😁 it's my dirt trophy.

[@stephenbutz2621]

I love wild aspergrass 😋👍🤣😂

[@martinbeirne7621]

Great appearance from your mom

[@lizzardnurphy]

We've got a customer. 🤣🤣

[@Lukelins1]

I thought it was going to be asparagus. And I was like lucky

[@rich077140]

You ever drop the drone down by the cattle n see what they think.

[@michelpicton8357]

Awesome content

[@SonneFarms]

Thanks!!

[@mattrydalch3085]

Brian, don’t give up your day job!😆

[@onewhitestone]

Well, you are so talented Brian, and I thought you only know how to raise cattle. Silly me.

[@kennethbode2017]

my asparagus has just about quit putting on for the year but we got alot. Good stuff

[@christophernowak3510]

I can tell you that ole Brian is a thinking man. That song that Brian mentioned has much more to it than an old Chevy truck commercial. I thought I was the only one that thought that. To be honest, I am more impressed with the level of accuracy that Brian has with unfolding the planter. I mean, full open and mere feet from the fence. Sniper level unfolder.

[@rackets001]

12:59 Hey look at that idiot with his flashers on, driving through his field! 😆 But in all seriousness, those impressions were spot on!

[@genegustafson1665]

Asparagus, I use a twig clippers for cutting it

[@Husker3435]

Word of the day is MOIST and MORE MOIST😁good job guys enjoy y’all 👌🏻keep crushin it 💪🏻🇺🇸💪🏻

[@angelcasalino6995]

I never knew asparagus grew wild!

[@tona-leerhodes2236]

Cole when you broadcast N for the corn do you guys apply any K or P?

[@darinmbicknell]

Wild-a-spare-a-goose...delicious.

[@kevinb4978]

Are ticks common in your day to day work? Do they concern you? Do predators like coyotes and wolves ever trouble your cattle?

[@SonneFarms]

ticks are common during the summer, try not to let them latch on I guess. We dont have wolves, we do have coyotes but they dont often attack our calves

[@H.B.Fishing.]

Great to see the interns future mother in law in one of the videos. lol

[@chrisgilbert2152]

mom is the bomb...

[@mikewatkins1197]

Are you guys going to fence in South Dakota

[@briansonne814]

working on it

[@andrewl7467]

Farming and foraging. Just hold your breath when you pee the day after supper.

[@kerry7306]

How long can nitrogen stay on the surface of the ground before it’s needs to be washed in by the rain

[@SonneFarms]

depends on the temp and humidity. if its hot all it could take is a week or two and most of it is gone

[@devinhessler1127]

If y'all were smart y'all figure out how attach y tube to the end of that there elevator. So you don't have move the elevator or accidentally put to much in hopper

[@SlipShodBob]

My sister is the one to love asparagus though she prefers them well cooked/boiled so that they resemble slimey rat's tails so that may be why...

[@stakman78]

Holy tamales Cole and Brian, please for heavens sake just pull the fuse out for the friken hazard lights until you can replace the unit on the steering column.. which is the issue by the way... please just pull the little wee 10- 20 Amp fuse out. Will take you about 30 seconds to do. Ahhh my OCD is going crazy!!!!

[@briansonne814]

nope

[@billyj.swain4sranch718]

✝️🙏🏼💙🌧

[@michaelschneider2874]

Tens of Thousands Acres is a Corporation ?

[@CurrentChoices]

cattle pour effective against ticks?

[@davidkramer6585]

Brian, in your case wouldn't it be an idle mind is the devil's workshop😁!!!

[@larrymccandless8723]

Mmmm... Cinnamon flavored Diesel.

[@homey3051]

Feeding the algorithm

[@nitavaldez6276]

Lol!!!!!!😆😅🤣😂

[@rdyardie]

The Doritos eating technique from Brian is priceless. There are some areas of the video that make me laugh out loud. LOL in other words. The fresh asparagus looks appealing. 😊

[@brendat7346]

😆 I was laughing about the proper way to eat a one ounce bag of Doritos hahaha!

[@BWYinYang]

Bean dip goes well with Doritos

[@tedb.5707]

One Dorito? We get two Doritos, but we have to pay for the extra-large size,

[@kalaipaa]

"We got a Customer!!!!" I fell off my chair!!!

[@byamrcn]

Sure is nice to see that planter going into soil with moisture in it. Was looking dicey there for a while.

[@vickiemeisinger9632]

PS - Brian, you’re Dorito story was hilarious and priceless. They need to make an advertisement like that but it needs to be put out by Lays (or some other competitor! ) I remember when you bought a bag of chips and it was full of CHIPS Not air !! I love chips in it disgusts me to open up a bed this is a test if you could send it nowadays. I remember my parents, who were avid coffee drinkers, … Folgers to be exact… Came home from the grocery store and were so angry over the fact that there a pound of coffee was no being sold as 13 ounces with a “pound price” & they were being ripped off of there is 3 ounces!! They were really furious because that was 3 ounces of their coffee they needed every day. They were hard-working farmers and money was tight raising their 12 children and family and paying for the farm. I feel so bad for them but didn’t really understand it at the time. As I watch marketing tricks become more of an issue these days and the prices of groceries and everything else skyrocket, the value of your little scared is even that MUCH MORE SIGNIFICANT (& STILL VERY HILARIOUS (😁♥️)

[@rdyardie]

Your Donald Duck talk "quacked" me up. 🤣

[@brendat7346]

I totally loved the Ronald Regan “well…” and that’s all he had for now. Brian is so funny, I love him, he’s adorbs.

[@lh8802]

Great video 👍😏👍

[@MarkSmith-on5gg]

we used to always help a neighbor that was sick or a lost of a family member I was 8 and my dad had a severe heart attack and in one day everyone showed up and planted the farm we had this was back when my dad was farming pretty large and they helped us with our hogs and cattle and when fall came here they all were back and harvested the crops those were days when we all helped each other

[@rdyardie]

I have not used the big planters when I helped out my Uncle Freddy on his farm. . . . there were none, back then. However, more recently I was riding with my cousin as he was planting a few years ago. We came to a spot in the field where he started going around the area and he added, "I don't want to get too close. It takes about 4 hours if I get stuck". I did not have to ask how he knew. 🤔

[@langelfarms1104]

I love your videos Cole keep up the awesome work

[@maryannardan4159]

Love how you helped Tami look for asparagus, we have wild ones in our back yard and started 34 years ago looking for it, nothing better!!

[@The_Charlie_Whiskey]

Greasy, slimy, sticky, or moist it’s all better than bone dry. Will be curious to see how those wet areas yield.

[@marybbrat3104]

Tammy-great seeing you. Asparagus is my favorite veggie. Thank you for taking us with for harvesting them.

[@valorieritchey1254]

Hi Mom!!! Good to see you on the video today!!!!

[@mcalan20]

Tag team action 🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣

[@jackiest.lawrence3381]

My dad used to call asparagus “spare grass” one of my fave vegetables! It was nice to see your mom and hear about farm rescue!

[@marcmendes6961]

Great vid as always, but, it almost sounded like...you were complaining about the moisture??? LMAO make up your mind!

[@lauriej9418]

Thanks for sharing. That asparagus looked mighty good. God bless.

[@alanatolstad4824]

Wow, lovely soil, lovely drone footage, AND, asparagus!

[@stevenicoson6670]

Thanks for another great video Cole. It was interesting and enjoyable for sure. Loved the drone footage. It was great. The drone footage with the music is absolutely wonderful. Reminds me of farming and America and what we are all about!!!!! Thanks!!!!!! Great to see your mom again. Nice that Tammy takes part in some of the videos. You and mom need time together. Brian your Reagan and Donald Duck was outstanding. You had me chuckling. Keep your farming job though. Excellent song of the day. Great music in that song. Thanks Brian. You will need an agent soon to manage your song business. Just saying. The asparagus you and mom picked looks really good. Got me hungry now. Brian, thanks for going through the planter operation like you did. Sitting in the cab and not having to get out is labor saving. Only have to get out to check the seed status. Wow. Back in our day we had no cab and getting the planter ready was a half hour high labor process. I can remember when we got a right row planter and we thought we were big time. Oh my. Been there done that. Liked this video. Big variety in it with all kinds of activities. The lady at the gas station was surprised though. Ha. Good one Cole. Lots of fencing supplies at Storla Station. Busy work for the summer. Digging up old water lines is no fun. Hard dirty work. Good luck on that one. Lots of mud this time of year. Hard to keep anything clean. Wow. Caves out again. They sure find the ways to get out. Never ending job. Your planting looked great Brian. First step in the farming year. Always feels good to get the seeds in the ground. About it for now. I will stop before this ends of being a book. Sorry for the length but your videos get me wound up. Loved farming in the day. You both take care and be safe. LOOKING forward to the next video. Thanks for everything Cole and Brian and the star of the show Tammy!!!!!!!!! The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

[@dignation216]

Dude, I can only imagine how many grease zerts you're equipment has , especially the planter 😯

[@foreverbrownsfan]

Bob Seger’s “Like a Rock” lyrics are great. Brian Sonne, ‘The Music Professor’ continues to educate us. As I’ve said before, pause the video and ask your music streaming service to play the ‘song of the day’. Thanks Brian!