WE PULLED Our Tractors Out Of The Shed!

[@ColeTheCornstar]

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[@donkintz281]

So are you not going to put out anymore remodel videos??

[@Darrell-su2hr]

We would like to see the home remodeling.

[@digestiveleaf]

Why did you take over Romans home improvement channel?(This is satire for those who are cranky)

[@someonesprincess3]

please for the love of God will you post more uploads on the house renovation?? 😔 and of Roman also 🙏

[@daledurbin2354]

Sorry, wine, One Honey Farmer, OKF!

[@HueManna]

Congratulations on paying off your grandpa's note! A big day indeed!🥳

[@ashmaybe9634]

Yes that's a big deal and a big moment in the family's history.

[@naptime1900]

When it is time to plant- everything else stops till the seeds are in the ground.

[@jeffmcbride469]

Cole, congratulations on that final payment on one of the farms! It is so clear what high esteem you hold your grandpa in. I am sure he is looking down pretty proud of you too!

[@sandrarooke9921]

As a city dweller, i did not know how much work was involved in being a farmer, not just the the preparation of the land and planting you have to do but the fact you have to be a mechanic, electrician, plumber etc etc. I have a brand new outlook on how you all work and the amount you do, I have so much respect for you all xx

[@emilypeters37]

Settle down everyone! The fact that him and his crew can be farmers, mechanics, accountants, contractors and anything else is awesome and definitely makes for enough content for everyone's interests!

[@kyliechapman7446]

Really appreciate Roman taking the time to explain the little things that I would probably never of thought of .

[@Redhens303]

Thanks Roman for commentary on the partially open water tank discharge valve during freezing conditions at approx 34:00. Good common sense! Blessings!

[@lindakinsey1093]

Thank you. Farming is not for the faint of heart. Glad you got one farm paid off.

[@NavexCole]

So proud of you for ALL the work you’re doing! Our family and I love you and appreciates you SO much! ❤❤

[@gladiola8126]

This is why I’m obsessed with the weather! Although I’m city; I come from a long line of family and friends who loved the land. And the sounds and smells…you just can’t explain what it does to a soul. ❤🙏🏻

[@sharonwilson8208]

I agree about the smell of spring rain. Everything smells so fresh and clean. I don't live on a farm, but my home has farm fields just across the road. You can tell a rural town... there's a difference between a road and a street 😊

[@davidmager2827]

Thank you for the detailed description of the day to day operations and the “why” you make the decisions you do.

[@lorismith9105]

Cole I love all your videos. I’m game for whatever you do. But I really appreciate you educating a nation. I am so amazed with your project. You’re young in years but wise way beyond those years. Your family must be beyond proud

[@benhur520]

Please, he's not educating a nation. Many farmers watch these videos and laugh at the stupidity they're seeing. This farm is not a role model for how to farm.

[@lorismith9105]

@@benhur520 I’m sorry I didn’t see your video educating the rest of the world so I have nothing to compare it to. I know he has said multiple times that this is what they do on their farm. I’m sure everyone runs their farm their own way. I do appreciate you and the the other farmers for how hard you work we would literally starve without y’all. I am surprised you would laugh at someone else working hard as well though. Maybe don’t watch if it causes you to act outside a Christian manor. God Bless all the farmers. .

[@iahawk36]

If you follow the "Cornstar" model, you'll be losing money and making terrible decisions in no time! Go watch Larson Farms or Millenial Farmer if you want to see how it SHOULD be done.

[@User-yy6xt]

We won’t let you fail Coke we need you to help everyone figure out how to survive the future. It’s going to get rough.

[@skeena59]

@@iahawk36 seriously? His family's been farming 6 generations and over 100 years. They have new equipment and buildings and always improving so I don't know what your problem is. He's just showing you his way, he never said anyone else had to do it that way or that it's the best way.

[@emilyrl.]

This series just gets better. Thank you for the education Cole! Im praying that its a great 5 seasons! 🌽🌱🚜

[@robindelude3787]

It’s going to be great having 2 additional mechanically inclined guys on the farm. Roman & Zach are already earning their keep! I agree with Cole - the smell of spring rain on freshly tilled soil is amazing!

[@sherylhutton138]

I like the way this video has been put together. Very well informed indeed! When you talked about the smells of a tractor turning over the dirt and rain in the air. I could smell it right along with you. I love that smell as well. You know it is the EARTH that we live on. There is no other way to explain it. You just have to be there when it happens.

[@Chris2580Ivy]

I am 65 yrs old I love the way you talk for a young man of your age group. You sound very intelligent when you talk. This is very interesting to see how farmers farm.

[@red-inmy-50s-temper-dont-match]

Don't take this the wrong way, please, did you watch the first video? He talked all about his education etc, he is a REALLY clever guy, who started and finished some of his achievement's in Education early in age. Probably one of the reasons he does all the paperwork, but I think he loves it really lol

[@sharonwilson8208]

I've said it before, Cooper is an encyclopedic genius when it comes to servicing all the equipment used on the farm, and the vehicles. Roman, what don't you know how to do? You pitch in everywhere! And what's more, much like Cole, you explain what you're doing while you're doing it. The 5 of you doing the farm work are amazing. The knowledge you have is amazing! Then Justin and his son with carpentry and construction, again, amazing! I worked for the USDA and we loved farms like this. When I first started, going to college, usually ISU, was new for agriculture and farming. Now, it's commonplace for at least 1 person to go to school, and still help on the farm. I learn something new everytime you post. What's more, I watch beginning to end.😊 Thank you for educating people what all goes into farming. You love every inch of the fields, every plant, every minute in between planting and harvest. The love, blood, sweat, and tears goes into farming. I've seen people lose family farms and sadly took their lives. I hope we never have another 1980's era crisis ever again! ❤😊

[@slapstickdome9797]

Wow that’s a lot but oddly interesting 🤷‍♀️

[@AnZsDad1973]

I think my second favourite part of this video (first was paying off the mortgage) was someone for whom English is a second language explaining to a native English speaker that the word he was looking for was "manifold". I love Roman. :D

[@bb-fe9ur]

I love this series. Farmers do not tell the other's how they do anything

[@bkodra]

You bring back fond memories of sitting in my grandfather's lap and steering the combine. Man I loved that knob on the steering wheel - those were the days. Thanks, Cole, I really needed that since I got pink slipped last week by the USGovt.

[@MaryWehmeier]

Cole, Paying off grandpa’s farm… made me cry. Well done. He’d be proud. 😘

[@katherinegosnell8256]

Great respect and very grateful for farmers !!

[@deannaoverstreet4146]

You guys are really amazing! Thank you very much! God bless you all

[@veraobyrne7502]

I love the way you take such great care of your equipment, it’s a great example!

[@mischief53715]

Cole, I really love your videography and your scripting. It's all tight and interesting. Never thought I'd watch an hour of farming info. FWIW, my grandad farmed all his life and my dad farmed until his mid-twenties. Dad talked about it a lot so I know he missed it. Glad to be watching this as it brings back good thoughts of these men I loved.

[@atom-ark]

Cole, you're an amazing individual. Hat's off to you, your family and farm team. Roman...you're awesome man!

[@ritawilson8762]

Cole, you guys work so hard. God Bless You!

[@bamboozler8459]

Very good series so far!

[@DianaStuckert]

I love how the farm works videos. I grew up on a livestock farm, with livestock farms all around me. It's interesting learning how ethenol farms work.

[@JoeyBaileysMom]

Enjoy your videos. Loved the house series and the banter with Roman. Are you going to still provide updates on the house progress?

[@ehhjeep]

I am not a farmer. This is very helpful to understand what you guys do. Thanks for all you guys do.

[@raynahaws3977]

I live in western Idaho, and this amazing agriculture is all around me. I love seeing the details.

[@Sparkie-Lisa]

I'm loving t his series!! I have wonderful memories of farm life and cooking meals for the crew everyday and ringing the dinnerbell. There were many days the bed of the truck became a mobile kitchen out near the fields as well. Those were some of the best days! The wife of a farmer does everything she can to help keep those tractors humming and equipment moving. Thank you for this series Cole!!❤

[@slapstickdome9797]

Made me think of Ree Drummond and how she included bringing meals to the crews out in the fields in her cooking show years ago when the kids were young and helped with their dad 🤗

[@Sparkie-Lisa]

@@slapstickdome9797 Gran called it her "chuck wagon" and we used an old green coleman pump-up camp stove to cook on. Food always tasted better in the fields!

[@sharonwilson8208]

Congratulations on paying off your grandpa's farm! That is incredible ❤️😊 A great reason to celebrate. Yes, chatting is building friendships. Networking is important no matter what you do.

[@marshalltille7770]

Nice. Cole interrupts the Roman Rebuild Show. Joking, we understand farming is first.

[@digestiveleaf]

I think he got tired of Roman working everyone from dusk to dawn with no breaks so he locked him in the basement and started posting faming videos 😂

[@heidibourscheidt4283]

@@digestiveleaf😂😂😂

[@NoOneYaKnow666]

I love these vids! The nuts and bolts of life on a farm.

[@joannecooper4592]

Whatever the content, your videos are always informative and entertaining. Congratulations on paying off one of your grandpa's farms--a red letter day! Thank goodness there are families and friends like yours that know how to get things done on a farm. Blessings

[@haroldchoate7497]

This series is going to be invaluable and very informative. 2 days into it and I’m getting excited about what we’ll see as we go. That GPS mapping is just amazing. I’m impressed to see you use it to increase both the area you plant and to make the most efficient use of seed and other items (herbicides, insecticides, fertilizer).

[@slapstickdome9797]

I know. I am already looking forward to the next move. They really draw home the old adage, Time Is Money 😳

[@Chaplain_GM]

Mad respect Cole For Your Honesty

[@micheledalley-jackson9791]

Congratulations on the payoff of a piece of the farm. I like watching the crucks of farming. Never realized what goes into the farming life. I thank you for all that you do.

[@donnamullins2089]

So very proud you made the last payment and Grampa's farm is free and clear. He would be proud of all his sons and grandsons. I see how expensive farming really is. Don't know how anyone stays afloat and makes money without a side hustle. Hope your start tomorrow goes as planned. Have a good nights rest and will see you later.

[@AnZsDad1973]

Cole and his team do have side hustles (likely several). Cooper's hay business, the cemetary maintenance, and the KZbin channels (this one and Mrs Cornstar's), for example. Very much agreed that farmers should be able to provide for their families by generating the produce we enjoy at the supermarket, though.

[@jonathanhall7903]

Retired a mortgage. Outstanding!

[@Inanna1477]

Facinating to see how much work the farming is, i live in a rural village with farms around, but to see it up close is very interesting. Hope the busy times settle soon and problems be quickly solved.

[@ellenherstead586]

We were ranchers in Nebraska. We grew corn, alfalfa, raised cows and all the other types of farm animals. You are right, no one is giving up any sacred secrets 🤫. Let’s say there’s a function going on in town, the farmers keep their cards close to their chest. Almost like the women not sharing their best secret to their cake. I was shocked when you pointed that out because it’s true. Love you, your friends and family. Praying 🙏🏼

[@richardmoran1285]

Please continue to do regular updates on the house, it is so much fun to watch. More Roman please 😂😂

[@BillFlitcraft-fy6om]

Gee thanks Cole. This video was over an hour long. If all installments are going to be that length then I’ll be spending over 365hours this year watching them. Yes I’m hooked.

[@slapstickdome9797]

Me too. Hooked. Cole brings everything to life, again.

[@tehsimo]

Crazy the amount of logistics involved, scheduling all these partially overlapping tasks

[@debbiephillips1123]

I'm so enjoying this new series and looking forward to every episode! Congratulations on paying off your Grandpa's farm!

[@patsears4209]

You’re a hard worker, and so smart.

[@bm3334]

I prefer your old intro if "heeeeeeey everybody your watching cole the cornstar!" That's your treatment statement it always felt inviting to hear. I hope you bring it back. The light style of your channel makes it much more digestible in the long format content.

[@JAc08-games]

I love the light hearted content too but to be honest that isn’t always real life.

[@nancyhamblin8509]

My favorite smell above anything is the rain on freshly tilled soil. Second and very close favorite is freshly cut alfalfa.

[@johnkranz4004]

Cole good Video and Congratulations on paying off the Farm

[@TheJimmybud]

Roman every time you grease a semi the front end needs to be off the ground and that spring hanger in the back needs a long bar stuck in there and rocked back and forth. They do sell aftermarket needle bearing hangers.

[@dogcreek8547]

Roman does a swell job of bringing detail to the little things.

[@Romegrom]

❤

[@greghamann2099]

You will find out this is the Cole show and Roman is just a paid employee.

[@vdemoor9844]

I remember working the fields as a kid in Iowa during the summer. I also remember dreaming of fields that never end. Lol

[@mayloomis9638]

Love the detail on the farm. Im a bookkeeper and find it really interesting

[@patrickmorgan3326]

I’m 76 and I have to tell you that I am amazed at your understanding of the technology you have integrated into your farming. In the 60’s we used to line up the hood ornament of our Ford 8N on a fence post and hope for the best.

[@tannermanwarren13]

We have guys who have planted in northwest Iowa already pretty brave since we have had 2 frost warnings the last few days praying everything works out good for are farmers and everyone has a great and safe farming year good for them good for my garage door business love installing for farmers Means I get to install big commercial doors! God bless cornstars

[@ashmaybe9634]

This video is about 10 days old so I wonder if the Cornstars have started planting already, a close run thing.

[@tinacoppenbarger3412]

Cole, I would have loved to seen your dads reaction to the farm being paid off. Loving videos. Keep them coming.

[@dalegereaux1863]

So much work ! I don't know how you guys do it day after. I guess it's possible because you're still young. Nice work ! 👍

[@user-we2xd4cc8m]

Cole, are you still going to show us your house renovation? Please do!

[@mrhumpty]

If I had to guess, that's on pause until planting is done. You'll be able to tell... they are full bore getting stuff in the ground. After that, back to stuff around the farm.

[@Vicos]

​@@mrhumptymost likely, but a heads up would have been nice.

[@crosisofborg5524]

This may (or may not) be helpful. I own a 100 acre former farm. I don’t want to farm crops except for my win family but I plan on planting an orchard. I may get some helpful info from this series.

[@cherylramey6188]

I’m very patient not very many young men know this HOW TO WORK for your future I don’t care if he is planting crops or renovating his home

[@digestiveleaf]

Who is this cole guy? Why is he posting farm videos on Romans home improvement channel? 😂

[@Vagabond1975]

unsure how accurate this is, but I was told by a meteorologist that the precipitation percentage refers to the area in a certain location that will be covered. so a 40% chance of showers doesn't guarantee that it will rain 40% of the time, but that 40% of the land in a certain radar range will have precipitation, I am not positive that is how it works but the little bit of googling we've done seems to support this. Thanks for all your informative videos and all the hard work you do to bring us along on your farm.

[@andyzumwalt3632]

That's what they said to me too

[@brandonm6052]

I've heard the same

[@MichaelMDeMarco]

Really enjoying the longer videos lately Cole! I also appreciate the incredible level of detail in this new Farming series.

[@BethGrantDeRoos]

Interesting how many Americans drive by farms and never even ponder the early/late hours required and all the maintenance required on all the different pieces of farm equipment. Wonderful video!

[@greghamann2099]

Us farmers know. Cole is clever for dragging in unsuspecting city folks in.

[@slapstickdome9797]

@@greghamann2099And that he does, myself for one.

[@reginadecuzzi9189]

You do a great job on these videos

[@jaymorgan1329]

Absolutely amazing sir. Alberta , Canada here again. I love what your doing and the knowledge and know how but also the inside look at what it takes. Good on you and I can’t wait to watch the next episode and every episode.

[@natevanlandingham1945]

Roman is giving you tons of more content. He looks like he loves to film where as cooper you can tell he doesn't care much about filming. He also explains everything down to some of the smallest details.vhelp you for daily video content

[@LGJM83]

Its always interesting to see the big machines running. Thanks for showing all the work involved in running a bigger farm. I love to learn about stuff like this even if I probably will never do it myself on this scale.

[@ADSC2006]

Amazing to see how may were just here for the house video and how many have been here for the farming.

[@dagneytaggart7707]

Many of us are here for both. Everything in its time. Now, is planting time. There will be plenty of time as the crops grow to work on the house.

[@dadlife8289]

I was here for the house. I started off fast forwarding their talking. As it went on I became a fan of his personality. I loved the last farm video he just put out. Cole's a pretty good storyteller

[@anitariley2681]

me me me! Just as interesting as the house rebuild. Maybe they will get back to the house this summer. after the plants are in and just have to grow I think, til harvest

[@ashmaybe9634]

Justin joked months ago during demo of the house that he only had to put up with Cole until Planting Season started, ha ha. They'll be back at it when the farming allows. I love both types of video. The house videos are fire though. This farming series is going to be very interesting.

[@paulharvey1947]

Idea for adding to shop full of shirts, etc. Why not have a Car Air Freshener that mimics the smell of a 'Spring Rain on Freshly Tilled Soil'. I'd buy that for a dollar

[@mickichikwinya5519]

Woohoo, Grandpa, it's paid!!!

[@missdee212]

I never knew all this stuff you've discussed in the last 2 videos is part of farming. Incredibly interesting and I feel like an ingrate going shopping and complaining about produce and fruits

[@katypatton1886]

The biggest thing I have to maintain is my travel trailer. You guys are geniuses with all that equipment. My goodness, a lot of work and know how.

[@tholdaranvilfury4633]

Thank you for sharing this with us Cole and fam!

[@ginavia76]

Roman needs his own channel...he's a natural. love all your and your wife's videos Cole. Please continue to show us the house ... thank you.

[@emilyboller7588]

My husband and I often say that if the meteorologists are making a huge deal about a storm, it's probably going to be nothing. When they're calling for a "dusting" of snow or a quick rain shower, watch out and brace for impact. This year alone we've prepped our home for two major snow storms only to end up with flurries twice, and a major thunderstorms and a potential tornado only to end up with a 5 minute rain shower.

[@raystormont]

I would settle for the weathermen/women just turning around and facing the weather dart board befire tossing the dart. Ray Stormont

[@vdwalt4464]

To stop algae growth just paint it so light doesn't penetrate into the tank. Without light algae won't grow. GREAT SHOW ON FARM FINANCES,

[@karenmillet8776]

This is awesome! Thank you Cole.

[@s.reeves4703]

Very Informative...miss updates of the house but I understand the order of importance.❤😊

[@greghamann2099]

Glad to hear that.

[@windmillfarms2845]

Seeding take priority over just about everything in the spring time Cheers

[@carlap480]

So interresting this series. I've whatch your channel for saveral years and i't always have samething interresting to learn. Fabulous work you are doing. The farm is getting better and beautiful every day. Good job. God bless you all.😍 From Portugal with Love

[@lynnmacleod1879]

I'm really enjoying these videos, they're educational. I can foresee them used in a classroom application. Well done team....and thank-you!

[@marilynwoodard7961]

Paying of Grandpa's acreage: priceless. Thanks for sharing that heartwarming moment with us.

[@richardnott9587]

Just came in from burning down beans. In ks we start sooner. Like your old tractor and like hearing it pulling hard. That straight pipe is awesome to hear.

[@dogcreek8547]

Go time means renting all the mules you can get. I just love it.

[@caseymorean83]

Farming seems hard and this is only ep’ two!

[@djwilliams4714]

love the mic, and the pace of this series!!!

[@Joe-mf4jx]

Thanks for doing this series

[@stephenguerra4031]

A lot of people asking about the house. But remember they’re farmers and they need to pay the bills like the rest of us as he explained in the last video.

[@NovaSupernova]

Seriously? Do you have any idea how much youtube pays him and all his endorsements?

[@michaelschreiner95]

He is not quiting farming. When its go time, its go time on the farm. Im sure he will get back to the house as soon as he can.

[@benhur520]

@@NovaSupernova Not as much as they used to a year ago. KZbin recalculated their payout... a lot of the channels are complaining about it. Some saw their revenue drop by 90%, most saw around a 50%.

[@lcpltylerhanyzewski]

​@benhur520 ive heard the same. A lot of the youtubers I follow shift how they do things

[@target844]

It is reasonable to pause the house build when there is a lot of farm work like planting and then when there is less work on the farm go back to build the house.

[@LineGuyFarming]

Love the Weather Man Cole!!!

[@sharonwilson8208]

I like your ad for life insurance. Most people your age don't think about it. I got a life insurance policy at 19 years old. I was on my own at 16. I had plenty of money. My policy does not require payment if I become disabled! I had many jobs as a teen, and very active. I never dreamed of becoming disabled enough not to work. I also purchased a disability policy. My thought was to use it if I had a child. That was my only purpose of getting that policy. My life insurance policy also produces dividends. Well, at age 27 I was put on disability. I was heartbroken. But, it was for the best. What's more, my premiums for my life insurance policies are waived. I'm now 60, and my premiums on all 3 policies have been waived for 36 years! It was expensive, but I had the money. That was the best decision I ever made. 😊

[@carolynwardle6913]

Time to start our prayers for a perfect growing season.

[@waulikeinspirations4748]

You and your family are the kind of people i want to support. My dad was a farmer we raised wheat, oats, rye and we also had woods and cows here in Finland. There might be an idea to expand your business in other areas too💖💡

[@matswilliams1058]

This series should be seen globally by all consumers. Especially in the rich part of the world, where we throw away 25-30% of the food we buy, without much thought about the resources and labour required to put food on the table! Thanks for the lesson!

[@buannajim8091]

Wasn't sure how this long format was going to play out. I am genuinely impressed that a nearly 1.25 hour video was as easy to watch as this was. My compliments to the editor, and of course, the farm hands for all their hard work.

[@TxDan100]

thank you Cole!

[@scottbenjamine4890]

i know this video every other day takes a lot of extra time that you really dont have, but thank you for doing it, because people really need to see just how much work it takes to feed them. they have no idea,,,,,on the time, money ,hours, stress, breakdowns , weather, etc.

[@pdrphil8159]

I have a friend who is a meteorologist .. He told me that even with the trillions spent on satelites & radars , they can only predict acurately for about 3 days . After that , the accuracy is junk . He also said that during WW2 , they could only predict weather accurately for about......3 days ! He said weather has so many variables that affect predictions & at some point its an educated guess...

[@veraobyrne7502]

Roman is so calming!