I was 19 when i bought it and i think i have farmed that piece 41 years already. My how time flies.

@TheGhostHAG

2 жыл бұрын

We appreciate y'all sharing your lives with us! Hopefully these are something fun to look back on in the future, besides entertaining us

@farmboysteve3295

2 жыл бұрын

Dang, was just about to guess, that’s awesome!!

@briscoesjug1026

2 жыл бұрын

No way you're 61 Brian I figured 45 top's

@westbamafarmer

2 жыл бұрын

I was guessing 17 to 20 years of age that’s awesome keep farming Brian

@tryhardfinessedyou

2 жыл бұрын

The man the myth the legend.

Helping friends and neighbors - that’s how farmers roll.

@mikeznel6048

2 жыл бұрын

Thays how everybody used to roll... The social media came around... "1 like equals 100000000000 prayers"....

@Bigmikkey55

2 жыл бұрын

15

@terrycastleberry979

2 жыл бұрын

Lol not around here

DAD AND COLE AND JEFF YOU ARE SO AMAZING THANK YOU FOR THE CORN VIDEO

Gents, I choked up when Cole went to help the neighbor. I love to see that camaraderie between farmers. My guess is that Brian was 17 when he bought his first field. Not worried about winning ... just saying.

Being late doesn't matter. Showing up is everything.Good on you.

@Bigmikkey55

2 жыл бұрын

15

@mikeznel6048

2 жыл бұрын

Being late definitely matters...

@brockmarty5875

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeznel6048 ya I was thinking that too

@jasonncoxx5837

2 жыл бұрын

Unless it's a woman's period. Then it matters ALOT!!

@farmboysteve3295

2 жыл бұрын

Being late matters… glad you’re not my employee

Brian popped out of momma and said that field is mine... and thats all I'm gonna say about that...

@vinnypinatelli221

2 жыл бұрын

😂😅😄 this person's should win for that comment!!

I think Brian was 17 when he bought that land. Years ago I was with the VFD working a grass fire. The wind was pretty strong and we were getting no where with it. The farmer next door came roaring through there with a disc and saved us. Never have seen a tractor go that fast in a field!

I like the Brian part and that’s all I’ve gotta say about that 😁😁. I love all the Sonne’s, it’s good seeing people being neighbourly. Hoping that other fire 🔥 happening didn’t destroy too much.

I appreciate your dads comment about “being out here away from whats going on there”. (More or less). We live in a rural area and agree. Keep the crazy somewhere else.

@Klaus_Heindendorfer

2 жыл бұрын

I’m with you Eric, I live 6 miles from a one red light town and sometimes that ain’t far enough for my liking

One of the biggest things I miss about the country is the way everyone comes together when there is a problem. Here in the city, if there's an accident, a fire, or an ambulance call, there will be a crowd gather, but just for the entertainment value. Most don't even know their neighbors, let alone bother to lend a hand when needed. When I was a kid in the country, people would flock when something would happen, but they always had something with them to help with, even if it was only a casserole, a pie or cake, an offer to care for the kids, all the way up to a piece of equipment (that was likely also needed at home), or like what Cole did here. Neighbors cared for neighbors because it is necessary and they know it will be returned when the need is there. I don't believe those who grew up in the city can truly understand. (Not beating up on city folk. I are one now, but I did all I could to teach my kids the values I grew up with.) In the city, there are government functionaries to tend to all neighbors are counted on for in the country. While this is good, there is a huge disconnect in the society as a result. As a kid, I saw neighbors who didn't even like each other pull together when there was a need. They were neighbors in the full sense of the word.

@cherylmillard2067

2 жыл бұрын

Jerry well said, I grew up that way. Forty miles to the nearest hospital. A volunteer fire department, etc. When my father was in the hospital, his friends took turns running his business. Now when shit hits the fan, everyone is on their phones filming instead of rolling up their sleeves and helping.

@markosmond6430

2 жыл бұрын

Born, raised in a small town but now I have to move so I can die in a small town. I don't know how we got to place in this country where we are so divided.

I love Brain's hair when he was eating fish. It was higher than Cole's. Lol

@NPHypnosis

2 жыл бұрын

Brain 🧠

I watch for the comments by Brian. He's my hero!

I really like that Brian, he makes these videos.

Love the humor between you two ! What a great father son relationship ! 💜🥰

I wish everyone would help each other like farmers do. God Bless you all!

I’m guessing that Brian was 19 when he bought his field. Farmers are the true backbone of America. Thank you!

Brian was 16 when he bought that land. So nice when all those people showed up to help. That's part of rural life.

The response to the combine fire is the main reason why this country is GREAT!! Those are the people that make the world a better place. Happy to be associated with that kind of people. I really enjoy everyone here and how they work together and get along. Thanks guys, for the inspiration to do better, and the joy of coming along on your days. Brian makes me wish for the days when I was that young and spry.. Go man!! Good on you all for your response to the combine fire.

@Lanny-io9bi

7 ай бұрын

They are the backbone of our country for sure!!

Your dad is the coolest dude. Very laid back like my dad was.

19? Neighbors helping neighbors, just the way it should be. “I like the Brian”! 😁

@toplink

2 жыл бұрын

You guys need my email, or was I late to the party with my guess? 😂😂

I'm guessing 24yrs. Love the videos guys, your living the dream 🪂

I think Brian was 23 when he bought his first piece of property. Took a while to raise the money because I'm sure his dad wouldn't just give it to him, but wanted him to learn the value of hard work to better his future. Since Cole is 23, that's why I'm thinking that. Have a great day and hopefully YOUR combine won't catch on fire! -- Blessings from Arizona

25 years old! Sincerely! R.S.V.

Good job all around! We love Brian, (and the young feller, too!). Farm on!

It's always a good day when you help someone in need. I'm guessing 22 years old.

My guess is 15 years and 3 months , 4 days , 7 hours , 10 minutes and 45 seconds . If I win , lol , give it to someone you know who truly needs it . I look forward to your videos . Hope your knee keeps getting better , and betterer..

@rickthompson4315

2 жыл бұрын

You Phunny

@terrylovins174

2 жыл бұрын

Was he 18 when he bought the field like the videos most especially when your dad gives us some knowledge

@alan30189

2 жыл бұрын

You might be off by one second! 😳😂🤣

Great views of country side Thanks Sonne Farms

You are doing a good job Brian. Keep it up. I'd say Brian was 19 when he bought that land. Oh and I guess Cole is doing alright too. But by far it is Jeff who is keeping those trucks running back and forth getting that corn to the grain bins. Keep it up y'all.

My guess on how old Brian was when bought his first piece of ground is 15 years old. It nice to neighbor helping neighbor keep up the good work. John

I’d guess Brian was 16 when he bought his first piece of land. And I love watching you and your dad work together.

Well done Cole for helping the farmer with the fire kind for Brian putting you there

I love your videos and I love the relationship you and your dad have…..Great family..Sonne farms… We love you all.

I'm guessing Brian was 16 years old, he started young cuss he rocks!

Brian and Cole make my day again❗ Every new video makes me giggle a little and have I a bit more of my faith in mankind renewed. Good job in helping your neighbours guys. 👍Praying your harvest finishes up better than expected. All the best from the UK 🇬🇧.

I just love y’all’s videos. Now I’m always watching your weather, praying for rain.

Best farming channel on the tube. Brian the star of the show. 😂

You two need to know that sometimes if I can get to watch a couple of your videos, it makes me feel good to be alive knowing there are still good hard working people out there who care. My very best wishes to all, and the other viewers. From the UK.

@briansonne814

2 жыл бұрын

that makes it all worth it thank you

Brian's got this , Hold his beer sonne son

It sure makes me happy to see you all jump in to help each other!! The world needs lots more people like you!

God bless our farmers. You have the greatest jobs ever.

The closest I've ever come to harvest was one year (in the 50's), my sister & I (just about 6 & 7 years old) were lucky enough to ride in the truck with our Aunt (just 11 years older than myself) as Grandpa was combining the wheat. Aunt Joann would wait at the end of a row, and let us girls out into the back to stomp around in the grain! Great fun, except for the dead grasshoppers and other (can't remember which) insects!---I'm liking the ride-along with you fellas.

That red Smeal 4T when you dropped onto the fire field tickled my fancy. Got a 6 & 8 myself which is why I watch farmers struggle..makes me feel better about my own. I'd say dad was an industrious guy & it was at 14.

I look forward to seeing the whole family thank you for all you do. You put a smile on my face

Love the way you have such a positive attitude and seem to really enjoy being a farmer. Great video, thanks.

I believe Sir Brian of Sonne was 12 when he acquired the first parcel of his kingdom. “The man who would be king!”

@briansonne814

2 жыл бұрын

insert belly laugh here

Brian is the brain.

Not sure why, but when Cole whistled that one note I thought for sure he was gonna break out with Patience by Gun's & Roses. Excellent videos, and so proud of you all for all you guys do. Keep up the awesome work guys.

Hey Cole, Happy upcoming birthday!!!.....what a memory I have.

Who's the actor who plays the role of Brian on this show? He's a pretty good actor. He almost makes me believe he's a real farmer. 😁

@briansonne814

2 жыл бұрын

whoa! you dont want to anger farmers everywhere saying im a real farmer.

I'll say that Brian was 18 when he bought his first piece of land. So nice to see neighbors helping neighbors!

@CurrentChoices

2 жыл бұрын

13 years old!

@barbthomas4492

2 жыл бұрын

@@CurrentChoices WOW!

Two fires at the neighbors! Oh my! Good thing to have nice neighbors who come out to help! Can’t beat that! Got to see the uncle and Brian in another video, so that made my day. I’m so happy to see some corn being harvested, with that dry summer, it was not guaranteed. Keeping my fingers crossed. 🤞🤞🤞🤞👍👍❤️❤️

Another really good video! Neighbors helping neighbors. So much corn! Unbelievable how much corn! Dozing at the wheel! Wow!

You need to clean out under the motor on those JD combines Oil gets down there and dust and then a piece of straw or twig from the manifold will fall down and you got your self a FIRE Lots of machines have been. Lost. Pressure wash under the motor only way to get it out

I've always declined the happy ending because I'm shy. Was that a stop sign you blew through?? It's great that everybody runs to stop the fire, possibly because if it got big it might reach a few other farms. Self serving in one way but still a good thing to do for your neighbor. I hope you did your share of the greasing. Good video. Peace.

Brian. I was thinking the same thing. Holding camera, eating ice cream giving u orders 😃 The boy has big ones👍 Love how you guys all help each other! Awesome content as usual! 👍👍

I just found your channel a couple days ago and you guys are hilarious!! I love how you work together and how you take care of your animals and land. And yes neighbors helping neighbors is what it’s all about!! This world needs more kindness and love! Did you ever find out anything about the guy that had been missing for over a year and they were searching round bales for him or evidence…???

Ya know I like the camera angles. Love harvest. Sorry about the fire.

Just to make somebody happy.... " I like the Brian part!"

You, farmers, could be the best neighbours ever. Seen many vids on YT of that. Thank you for being so kind.

I’ve seen people helping each other, in North Carolina. Next door was burning trash and it got way from her. I was coming home saw it. We save house and barn but loss the 10 acres of corn . I’m glad it’s still happening.

Brian was 13 lol when he got first pc land? 😅 Brian makes me laugh goofy but fun guy well thanks for sharing sure love watching harvest very interesting man that’s a lot of corn!

I think Brian was 16 years old when he bought his first piece of land! Thoughts and prayers out to everybody affected.

Groovy shades Brian, Cole’s “meals on wheels” for Dad, and lovely neighbourly support. 110 acres seems a hell of coverage in a day, marvellous. Time for a cool beer. Best wishes from 🇬🇧

That’s what I miss about living in the country. We always had help when we needed it. I love watching you guys interact.

If Brian went to hydraulic school for awhile and then worked in Minnesota for a while I'm gonna say he was around 22 with his first land purchase.

@natemontoya6348

2 жыл бұрын

If I remember right he tells us in a previous video and I believe you are right.

Other than animal feed; is this corn sold for fuel production and what other uses as it obviously has value. Be interested to see your dad explain the corn market and how farmers sell their production. And to whom. It’s a commodity correct?

Cole, you and Mr. B have both a very big heart. Going to help your neighbor. Y;all are some very good people. Thank y'all and Jeff for all that you do for your neighbors and us.

13. So loved watching that you got a good harvest. Glad you're in a wide open area. Much safer than town living.

Fire is color blind when it comes to everything, including equipment.

Brian was 14 when he bought his first land. He bought it from his dad for one dollar.

@bubbasthoughts899

2 жыл бұрын

I think this right as I was going to say 13 or 14, I don't need the boots or what ever, lol Later

@richardmiller3919

2 жыл бұрын

@@bubbasthoughts899 you can wear shorts !

Only watching for a short time, so I can only guess, but I'll say your dad was 24 years and 9 months old for his first land purchase. I love the help that the vast majority of us farmers give in times of need. We know the suffering from first hand experience. Awesome video, thanks for posting. Have a wonderful and safe rest of the week!

That's great neighbors helping neighbors

I bet Brian was 18 when he bought his first piece of land. I was 16, but I don't think it was entirely legal. Cash talks.

@CurrentChoices

2 жыл бұрын

ahem Cemetery Plots count?

@leannkennedy6568

2 жыл бұрын

@@CurrentChoices lol

@sunnyday5621

2 жыл бұрын

@@CurrentChoices Only if it takes 11 acres to bury you. Cut back on the Big Macs dude.

I remember people thought he was crazy to buy land. But I don't remember him being ridiculously young, so probably when he got back from the votec? 20? But of course I'm not putting my email address in a comment, so I'm happy to be disqualified.

@CurrentChoices

2 жыл бұрын

Clown College Money mabbe??

@briansonne814

2 жыл бұрын

@@CurrentChoices lol

You guys are really great helping each other out.

Neighbors helping neighbors! I love it! Great people. 😎👍🏻😎

Ag people have each other's backs. Watching out for each other and chipping in when trouble strikes. God Bless Y'all! Praying for rain and Storla Station 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.

Great support for your neighbours. Hats off to you

"I'm the Brian, Gotta Love Me" (and you have to say it like the baby did on the TV show "Dinosaurs", hehehehe). Thank you both for the wonderful videos. Its great to see how much you care about each other and the wonderful relationship you have. John here, from the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee.

Helping each other👍 BIG respect. Some kids are born with a silver spoon in their mouth, Brian however sold the spoon and bought the field😉 Cole, you crack me up at time😂

Brian really is old school hard working American man. Work all day. Come home and prep the combine for tomorrow. We dont get to enjoy the harvest season. Corn chopping is about it around here. No grain mills close in NY

What great neighbors! Y'all are awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Your content is great but you two make these videos even more worth watching thanks for your time and effort.

Great job guys. Great to have neighbors like "Sonne's"

If I remember the story right brain was 14 years old when he got his first land, great job with the fire, awesome video!!!

I've heard the best way to combat fatigue is to listen to stand-up comedy acts, hot tip of the day. Stay safe!

You're fortunate to have such an wonderful dad. I miss my dad so much, he passed in 1996 from bladder cancer. (former Camel Straight smoker and auto mechanic when no one wore protective gloves) Brian reminds me of him, same belief in helping your neighbor, sense of humor, etc. He owned and operated a RV campground and store.

@briansonne814

2 жыл бұрын

25 years later Cheryl and you are still blessing his memory. You are a good daughter.

@cherylmillard2067

2 жыл бұрын

@@briansonne814 thank you Brian, not one day goes by that he's not on my mind, I'm my father's daughter that's for certain.

I love Brian's sense of humor..... you too Cole lol! You both are awesome.

I like we’re we are at , I your quiet countryside side too. BRIAN !!! 61 here also ..

You purchased your first piece of ground when you put your big boy jeans on👍🏻

Good argument for scooping up used fire trucks 🚒 and keeping one in the field during harvest. Great to see neighbors unselfishly rushing to the rescue. And my guess is Brian was 15 yrs old when he bought his first field even though the legal age to sign a contract is 18.

I'm gonna say 10 years old. Great video. You are never to late unless you don't come. I'm gonna say as a volunteer firefighter for 15 years if it did get bad you could've saved, machines, crop, and possibly even a firefighters life. Small communities are great.

Got his first piece of land at 16 years old love ❤️ your Dad’s eyes

Hi Brian hope the harvest is going good god bless you all that there is no problems

Thanks for the video it's amazing how you help each other thank you so much God bless

Good job. Good neighbors.

i'm thinking Brian was 16 when he bought his first land. Love Brian and Cole and Sonne Farms

I can’t find the videos on we bought it , but as a 66 year old not far from you in the sand hills of Nebraska, I would use it for the snow removal I do for many people, I don’t do it for the money, I do it as a service, thank you for the great videos you put out and look forward for more

Love watching you guys farm. Keep up the great content

Brian is the man. Cole so are you brother. Thank you for youe

@Jd-bc1fz

2 жыл бұрын

Your videos

@tonygrimes13

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jd-bc1fz You can always edit your comments by clicking on the 3 vertical dots to the right of comment.

@Jd-bc1fz

2 жыл бұрын

@@tonygrimes13 thank you so much for the advice 👍