Sweet Corn Harvest!! Compact Tractor Shares With The Neighbors!

The Tractor Time with Tim sweet corn is ready to harvest. TTWT explains how to know when the sweet corn is ready and how to harvest it. Then we load up the bucket on our John Deere 1025R and have fun sharing with the neighbors!
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[@johnny0253]

that was so nice passing out the corn!!!!,,,,,,your awesome!!!!!!......and i love your neighborhood!!!,,,, beautiful

[@keithbanks9294]

What great folks yall are. No telling how many tractors have been bought because of you, I have one.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks Keith! Make sure you add that comment to our “Johnny Inspired Johnny” video. We have about 100 comments in that video stating that they bought Tractor due to our videos.

[@fredkaminski6138]

I love how clean between the rows are! No weeds!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Roundup Ready!

[@leol1682]

Yes sharing with the Neighbors is very good thing .God Bless .

[@canvids1]

What a nice thing to do for your neighbors I sure wish we had neighbors like that.

[@lodprice2343]

You had mentioned the squirrels; I think the squirrels around here have become my pets as they will come onto my porch and under the carport. That was great of you to give your neighbors the corn.

[@bigjim5723]

boy i wish i was ur neighbor this time of yr. ha! oh i love sweet corn for sure. only have had one mess this yr. around here it's going for $4 a dozen. i like mine cooked first-never tried any on the grill yet.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Wish you were my neighbor too! I’m certain we would have loads of fun together!

[@lanceharsh7025]

Here I am eating chic fil a and dreaming of sweet corn😎 cook?!? Why? Fresh out of the garden is best! Thanks for sharing your sharing vid.

[@RockingCHomestead]

Wish you were my Neighbor! Good looking corn

[@tbirdracefan]

I like the way my wife cooks corn.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

That is good to hear!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

I like that bucket technique....used that one before! Great video guys...cant wait to see the Ventrac

[@gizzard258]

Nice to see so much love and kindness in you guys. Every time you guys post a video and After I watch it. It lifts my faith in humanity that bit more each time use post an up lifting video like this one. Use are slowly but surely video by video in such a positive way restoring my faith in humanity. Thanks and i look forward to your videos. Keep up the great work thanks again. Kind regards Christopher.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

There are lots of good folks out there, Christopher. Sometimes we all get a bit grouchy, but often we just need to see a little kindness in others to remind us to try to get along.

[@hartleyhomesteadmichigan6041]

Very nice of you to share with your neighbors

[@mattjacobus3005]

That what good people do you guys are great keep up the good work

[@mikefortune4796]

Hi Tim and Christy i agree with every word about good neighbors having good neighbors makes a community wort living in its wonderful what yous do

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes, it doesn’t just happen! It requires work.

[@houndsmanone4563]

Tim, I opened this video and only read the description and was overwhelmed with joy as to what I read. TTWT picks corn, loads bucket, then shares/gives to neighbors." Praise our Heavenly Father for allowing folks see His love and witness his humble servants act on His word. The "Impersonal Love" displayed by you and Christi is truly refreshing. Have a fine weekend, guys.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Wow. Thanks Hound. It really doesn’t take much to show some kindness. We ALL can do it!

[@ronmack1767]

That was real nice of y'all to share your corn. Enjoyed the video. Take care and God bless.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks Ron!

[@johnm.evangelis693]

God bless you guys, when we used to have an abundant year with our gardens we gave to the neighbors use to take some bags of Jersey tomatoes to my co workers but this year with all the freaking rainstorms we had it was barely enough for our families. My beautiful 81 1/2 year old mother has made countless trays of stuffed tomatoes (bought from farm store) we cannot get enough of them. You two keep up the good work, & may our gracious God reward you for it!!!

[@Dale37]

I love sweet corn and your neighbor Jimmy seems like a fun guy to be around. He reminds me of one of my friends.

[@jamesdiehl8690]

I'd even take good field corn off the stalk, grille it over an open fire and eat it. Wrap it in foil and bury it in a wood fire. Yummm!

[@number40Fan]

Catching up on all of your videos and I'll have to say that was the best so far! Love sweet corn and even though we have doubled the amount we planted last year, I'm almost out and wish we would have quadrupled our planting. Now, if I could find someone to take the extra cucumbers..... Twos plant and WAY to many.

[@robertbunch8362]

I put two ears (still in the husk) in the microwave for three minutes. After removal I put on my gloves and cut off the stem end, then squeeze the top gently until everything comes off. The amazing part is, even the little strings come off almost completely, too. Then, some butter and salt and enjoyment.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Do you know what the ‘little strings’ AKA ‘silks’ really are, and why they are there?

[@prodriver12345]

@@TractorTimewithTim Silks are the stigma. Used in pollenating!

[@robertbunch8362]

Not a clue, farmer Tim! I'm just an electrician by trade, but I hope you will edumacate me!

[@peterkober6758]

Tim Christi we wish lived in your block love it when people share God Bless PaK

[@sancependray]

Very gracious of you guys to share the crop, btw, it looks good from here. My neighbor grows a bunch and shares just like you and I am very thankful for the generosity. He dropped off a dozen ears just last week. On the cooking,: in the shuck, 3 minutes one side, turn over, another minute other side in a 1000w microwave, delicious! Haven't boiled an ear since my first microwave ear.

[@williegardner9290]

Santa Corn comes around every year on his sled pulled by 1025 Johnnie Deere bringing sweet corn to all the good little girls and boys. Don’t get on the naughty list or you may get just shucks. 🌽

[@genelewis4074]

I had never had any luck growing corn, but gave it another try this year. I was so proud of it and then it blew down. I thought the Lord was telling me that he gave the corn and my pride was not tolerated. I tried to stand it back up and worked at a couple hours before giving it up. Then the Lord in His mercy revived my corn and He stood it back up. I planted peaches and cream and it was so good. My girl cuts off the stalk end and puts in the microwave for 2.5 or 3 minutes. The corn pulls out of the shucks and it is ready for salt and butter. God bless you and yours brother Tim.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yea, don’t stress over it falling over. It will straighten back up! Glad to hear it worked for you this time!

[@russse2793]

Enjoy your videos very much. God Bless from Phoenix.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks for commenting!

[@AaricHale]

Nice job, always feels good to share the harvest.

[@carm29231]

As always... great video! Nice too know there are great people out there helping their neighbors! And I would totally eat the rest! Lol 👍👍👍👍

[@eosjoe565]

That's a good thing right there. I wish I could give it TWO thumbs up.

[@noelhohberger1188]

I did the same thing with my tomatoes had a great crop this year

[@jasoncrocker9332]

What A nice thing to do ❤️

[@davem5370]

Well my doorbell still hasn’t rang. Just going to keep waiting. May take you a while to get to me here in Louisiana. And you are right-have good neighbors by being a good neighbor. Thanks Tim.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yea, keep waiting! It might be best for you to plant a couple rows there while you wait :-)

[@andrewaulbach7219]

On my family’s produce farm we use a thin knife to cut them off the stalk. Our recipe is to put a pot of water on the stove to boil, then go out to the field and cut your corn. After that you put your ears in the pot until it comes back to a boil. You really only need to get it hot enough to melt the butter. I enjoy mine with butter and Old Bay. Great video!

[@jimmarshallman6300]

Andrew Aulbach Boiling the water in Johnny's bucket .... EXTRA fresh! :)

[@GrandpaBees]

I use the JD bucket when picking sweet corn too, so your not alone

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Several folks have posted photos on our Facebook page showing this.

[@MrJDMmills]

Nice that you can help to provide for your community, I love doing my corn over hot coals, wrap in foil with some salted butter and Cajun seasoning,,, love the vids

[@matthewforish5591]

Being a good Neighbor i fully agree of what you said at the end Tim

[@AirplaneDoctor_]

I grew the RR sweet corn that you recommended last year, and this was the highest yielding, best tasting corn I have grown in twenty years. The average stock produced 3-4 cobs with no corn bore, worms, or deformities. No issues with raccoons, just rabbits eating young plants during the early stage. I have been giving it away for weeks now as well as freezing some and it couldn’t have turned out better. You should be proud, you made an impact in south western Ontario because as far as I know, I’m the only one growing it and never would have put the effort in going to the US to buy seed if you hadn’t of shown how well it grows. Thanks guys, you made a lot of people happy.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Great report, Doc! We’ll forward that to the 4thegrower folks. ...actually, would be good if you emailed them yourself, letting them know how you found them, and how good it is.

[@nitrampd]

You say you went to the US to buy the seed. No problems at customs? Is that strain permitted in Ontario?

[@AirplaneDoctor_]

nitrampd Canada Border services cares if you buy booze and cigarettes, that’s about it, pretty sad really. The type of seed I purchased is only available for sale in the continental US, as to permitted in Ontario, not really gonna comment on that. The most endearing part of this corn is that it will grow in heavy clay which generally will only support field corn.

[@nitrampd]

Airplane Doctor Interesting, that's the soil I'm in as well. Thanks, I'm going to look into it (for my own use not commercial). Cheers.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

4thegrower.com

[@davidvincent3010]

Now i'm craving sweet corn! Mmm love it You two are nice neighbors

[@paul-bo5dm]

Hello how are you my name is Paul I live in Hawaii I just want to tell you how great you guys are I enjoy your shows I enjoy everyone of your broadcast some more than others but you guys are really great people we call what you guys do I hear and Hawaii share in the aloha you guys would’ve fit right in here and how are you your whole family so glad I

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks very much for the kind words. Maybe we can come visit you someday! :-)

[@MrJohn714]

Thats the way I do it too, had my FEL full of tomatoes this morning and my wife has been canning all day! :)

[@stevendrake1251]

X series mowers are much better than the L series found at the big box stores. Cost more, but worth it. I had an X-320 before I bought my 1023E. I now have a 2016 2025R which I love. Big enough to do heavier jobs, but still small enough to work in small spaces. Great to share with your neighbors!

[@KM-fe7dh]

Your good people

[@danpinkner4225]

I'm a single parent I like someone else to cook the corn..lol Great times my friends God bless.

[@mi2tn]

Shuck it, clean it, boil it, butter it, salt it, eat it. This year we did have it on the grill once before it got shucked. Although it was good, it's not the same. One thing about doing it that way, didn't have to clean the hair off.

[@Futurebeefcake]

Why is everyone so nice in yalls neighborhood lol must be nice... I would love for a tractor to roll up and hand out sweet corn. It’s SOOOOOO DELICIOUS.. I always wet or soak my corn before I put it on the grill.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

We work at it, Chase. Not only us, but a few other neighbors work at having social events, etc. good neighborhoods don’t happen by accident. But one family can change/improve the tone of the neighborhood. Just keep showing love, even if it isn’t always appreciated. Forgive others when they say or do things that offend. Quite frankly, read your New Testament, and follow what it says! This will help you to build a better neighborhood!

[@nashguy207]

My wife and I love sweet corn we would of filled a Kroger bad and froze some of it we like to cook it on the grill or take it off the cobb and cook it in the skillet either way yum yum. That's very kind you. You are being good stewards to the neighbors as God says we should be. Great video as always. Hope you have a great weekend. God Bless!!!

[@phill903]

I love sweet corn but don't have a lot of luck growing it, but my neighbor always share theirs its good to have good neighbors ;-)

[@petenolte4192]

Wish I had a place to plant sweetcorn, we usually have to buy it and freeze it so we can have sweetcorn in the winter sooo good!! I'm glad you do that for the neighbors. Looks like you have nice neighbors and they really appreciate it. Have a great fall and love your videos.

[@bparsons72007]

Like a good neighbor....Tim is there.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I like it.

[@jimmarshallman6300]

Tractor Time with Tim

[@daveroberts9921]

I grill mine in the husk. Wish we had more good neighbors. Every body around here just ignores each other. Good on you guys for sharing.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

....remember the rule on having good neighbors :-)

[@michigantler5046]

Good job

[@kennyluvspizzaent947]

😋😋 on the grill is the best

[@compacttractortv5074]

Very good community effort , great harvest

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Well, not sure about the ‘community effort’ :-)

[@leejohnson1790]

love your vids

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks Lee. We love having you onboard!

[@davidteboe9041]

To bad I wasn't around the area I delivery for a living in that area and my family loves fresh sweet corn. Love the channel.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Too bad!

[@Malakie]

Interesting.. here in Wisconsin we harvested two weeks ago already. First crop was 2 weeks before that. We plant a first crop then two weeks later a second. Ironically we planted late this year due to weather too. Also the ears that are not full, we trim to kernels and freeze it that way. Keep the good ears for corn on the cob but anything that is partial or not quite formed well, we just cut off the kernels and do it that way.

[@cohlmankortte2272]

Tim I love your vids your inspiration tractor time has gave me passion ily

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks for your kind words!

[@myself7630]

Alittle butter and Cajun seasoning. Mmm boy scrumptious

[@jimmarshallman6300]

Spicy! NOW we're talking! :)

[@JohnSmith-ii7dw]

Love love.yep.good upload.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks John!

[@kylelepage3240]

I seen a ventrac tractor attachment on your trailer when you were going to give the neighbors corn

[@jimmarshallman6300]

"You deal with what you get .... " Same as in life .....

[@doogals]

I usually eat one ear per year. I like it, but it doesn't like me! My neighbors had a local outdoor restaurant that was open only during the summer. They converted me into eating corn their way. Clean it, then throw it into the deep fryer. Instantly seared the juices inside. Leave it in the fryer until the edges of the kernels turn golden brown. Very hot and juicy. That's the best I've ever had!

[@michaelsa892]

doogals99 wow that’s sounds good

[@doogals]

It's great! But using the deep fryer for just a few ears of corn is a lot of effort at home. It's much easier in a restaurant that already has the fryer running and hot.

[@tonysantana1493]

I'm thinking of growing some corn next year Thanks for the video

[@billcraddock7166]

I grill mine, indirect heat side, then dip in melted butter after removing husks and a touch of salt....😍😍😍

[@darthvader4hire]

love me some fresh corn! i often eat some right off the stalk like y'all did:) eat too much uncooked and it'll make ya gassy

[@walterlessing2963]

Hi Guys. Wish you were my neighbors. God bless

[@johndowe7003]

corn on the bbq pit left on for a few hours, cooked slow, no water or nothing it will get smoked a little and it tastes great with mayo and salt/butter

[@E_R_I_K]

I always liked to boil my corn. Very kind and generous of you to share your bounty. Do you guys do any canning or blanch & freeze the extra?

[@rayeddy528]

" Hands and Feet of Jesus " !!!!! I love it ! " God bless us everyone " !! Eddy

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks Eddy. We just try to show the love of Jesus as best we can.

[@rayeddy528]

Amen ! We can all do our part to show God's love ! We only need to grow where He has planted us and share the Fruit of the Spirit !!! I do believe that as your channel grows your witness opportunities will grow also !!! In Jesus name !!!!!! Eddy

[@lesphilaja5722]

Get yourself an Instant Pot. Shuck the ears, add one cup water and put as many as you want in the pot. Set to pressure cook for four minutes and enjoy!

[@427Ron]

That’s why it’s called Sweet Corn

[@sisutrucks]

corn cant grow here, but we have a potato field and some strawberries, veggies and salad in the greenhouse. grandpa was a farmer so we have to grow something lol.

[@timkd5vmv583]

I like to cut the corn off the cob and then fry it and season it with a little butter, salt and pepper and then thicken with a little flour and water.

[@pinrestore]

I have neighbors that drop off sweet corn for us during the season. Good neighbors make great living! We never boil ours anymore. We nuke 2 ears in the microwave for 4 minutes, flip it and do 4 more. Then husk it and eat!

[@dorisdesoto2879]

Something about microwave cooking really imparts an intense corn flavor from the husk into the corn. I guess it's not dehydrating the husk as much -- allowing for more steaming flavor. If it's store-bought and a little dry, I will soak it for 5 min, but corn from the garden goes straight into the microwave.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

You LiKE the husk taste? I don’t want my corn to taste like husk.

[@dorisdesoto2879]

Yea...it's delicious.

[@homesteadspirit9209]

i just wanted to weigh in here oin what Mrs. Tim said...i put my corn in my bucket LOL

[@spencespencer3814]

Little butter little salt. And dinner is served!

[@nickmccarthy8]

Hey instead of boiling the corn you should try to cook it on your grill in the cob or and can fall either way it tastes great

[@patroberson2592]

Enjoyed the video but now I have a hankering for corn. Going to check my freezer to see if I have any left.

[@jakeschisler7525]

Your just like the corn.......sweet!

[@jimmarshallman6300]

AWWW Tim ..... You ARE loved ..... ROFL! :)

[@46rambo49]

Naturita corn wasn't as great this year due to drought and fires across the area. Cool nights didn't come as usual, JD 9470RX, 8270R, and 4600 acres and we still get a giggle watchin you folks have some of the same problems we have out here, if'n ya ain't havin fun ya ain't doin it right

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Appreciate your attitude! We just do this for fun. No reason to be so serious all the time. We are trying to enjoy life more than when we were younger.

[@aaron-sonjapenrod4041]

Cut the end off and microwave it in the husk for 4 min or so. Easy way to cook for 2 people !

[@BrianPhillipsRC]

@ 1:58 - LOL

[@ArizVern]

Fun, Cool Video thank!

[@salba90]

The guy in orange cut off cooks his corn the same way I do

[@Sctronic209]

Something’s better than nothing👍👍👍👍

[@wheeledjh9052]

Grilled in the husk best way for me

[@deanwilson7047]

Love this

[@cliffordlarson5425]

I like to freeze my corn before I Hasket and last all winter I didn’t have a corn on the cob in the winter time Summertime I like cooking it in the microwave

[@steverosenberger8671]

Shuck the ears of corn and wrap them in wax paper, then put them in the microwave for 4 to 5 minutes per ear. they keep their flavor and are real soft and juicy.

[@bobivanski5635]

Boy if I drove my loader tractor on my neighbors lawns I don’t think they would be as happy. He’s a little bigger than Johnny

[@johnm.evangelis693]

Amen to that brother! (Mark:12 v 30&31)

[@dannydunnagan3267]

They are shelling corn like crazy her in west Tenn just got a call on the fire radio truckload of corn has just turned over so we will be there for a while.

[@blitzburghbilly7813]

I LIKE IT COOKED BEST WHEN ( SUM'1 ELSE COOKS IT ) Hahah .... NOTHING LIKE 🌽 SWEET CORN ....

[@1259bogs]

I know most of my neighbors really well, but I wouldn’t drive my tractor up to their front door. I’d say the driveway is fine but not through their grass. I like that you guys give away your extras though

[@harleypayne8686]

Fire roasted. Wrap it in tinfoil and cook it in a fire pit. Then put butter and seasoning on it.

[@Will-tm5bj]

Like johnny appleseed. Johnny cornseed

[@kennethmarlow2731]

Yall are such good neighbors, try paula Deens grilled corn

[@georgegohr1767]

hi guys.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Hi George. Thanks for watching!

[@sunshine4530]

You are good neighbors, but up here in Massachusetts, my neighbors would be yelling at me toget the tractor off their lawn if I tried this......Bless You, both.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yea, well, shoot me if I ever even consider moving to the northeast!!!!