This channel is way better than any reality show that’s ever been on TV.

@mimiconfers3061

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. This is the only channel that I watch the ads on. Love this family.

@LatinDanceVideos

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto. Tuning in from Australia. This is the America I love.

Daddy Cornstar has become a natural with the camera. He is a national treasure, that we need to protect!

@jaypeedelacruz5724

4 жыл бұрын

need a PSG...haha

@SKC640

4 жыл бұрын

@@jaypeedelacruz5724 what does psg stand for all I can thing of is s presidential security group LMAO

@kjmudge7929

4 жыл бұрын

So true

1,000’s of Daddy Cornstars....windshields across the nation just got more nervous

@yvonnedaniel1053

4 жыл бұрын

Not to mention, Heinz stock just went up ten points.

@ps4peace

4 жыл бұрын

As well as Snickers & Reeses!

@MrHolozip

4 жыл бұрын

legend has it that there's 15 new pizza shops going through planning permission right now...

@ITubeTooInc

4 жыл бұрын

@@ps4peace And teflon tape and auger companies!

I don’t know a damn thing about farming, but I’m always ready for those evening uploads.

@isaaclang6031

4 жыл бұрын

You just dig a hole, plant a seed, easy, just ask Bloomberg.

@c_games5665

4 жыл бұрын

Isaac Lang oh and don’t forget it grows no matter what

@cmusic52

4 жыл бұрын

it is crazy and amazing to watch, with all the cameras they have filming around everywhere its amazing how they even keep track of everything that's going on!! hats off to Nava Editing this!!! they sure are all pitching in to work together and get everything done!!

@tfarkle1185

4 жыл бұрын

@@cmusic52 Farmers are handy that way.

@nathanmullaney6946

4 жыл бұрын

Caleb Eigenberg yea just the dirt has to be just right have to have just the right amount of rain , not any heavy winds plus there’s fertilizer ,and pesticides

You're right Daddy Cornstar. You do have a good crew, and a great family. Never get tired of watch these videos. Thanks so much for sharing. :)

@gungadinn

4 жыл бұрын

Mean lazy people need not apply to work with or become a Cornstar.

@Skodak96

4 жыл бұрын

Very different from my family ranch. There will be swearing. There will be name calling. There will be yelling. But when it's all done we sit around the dinner table and laugh about it

Anyone else here waiting for the day we get a full video with Mama Corn Star? 🌽⭐️

I love it when Pete shows up. He is always smiling, too. You’re right, Daddy Cornstar, you work with some awesome people! 💕

Daddy Corn Star - you are a true gem!!! 💎No wonder your kids know so much - you are a great teacher!

🤣🤣 “I’ve got the goods” - Natalie while carrying orange Fanta and Cosmic Brownies out to the tractor.

@mommacs6159

4 жыл бұрын

Kenzie D she’s a quick thinker 😂

@jessicacolombo6630

4 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣 Comic brownies are the best!

@TonyRule

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks - I was wondering what the biscuits were (I don't ever really eat biscuits - I find them extremely unfulfilling and sickeningly sweet, except when I've baked them myself). I don't know if we have these 'cosmic brownies' in NZ but who knows - I just discovered the other day we have a Taco Bell. Yes, just the one haha

@dolledimmi

4 жыл бұрын

Sunkist but close

@TonyRule

4 жыл бұрын

@@dolledimmi You're right! I actually thought it was Fanta too.

Well, the way I see it, if there was a harvest of Daddy Cornstars, that's not a bad thing! He is positively one of the most kind, thoughtful, and grateful human beings I've ever seen! We could certainly use more of that!!🥰🥰🥰🥰

So glad you will be replanting after taking. down the dead and diseased trees. Trees are so important and beautiful! Yay!

Daddy cornstar is really getting good with the camera and his jokes are really funny. Good job cornstar family

Good job explaining what is going on with the planter, Daddy Corn Star. Lots of us this is a learning experience. That Coop is a smart dude.

Hey Pop Corn,(aka Daddy Cornstar), you know why you have good people? You lead by example!! They just follow your lead and mimic what they see. I guess every dad hopes his kids will grow up to lead a good life and have good hearts. You should be proud! You should also be proud of yourself though, for showing them how it is done!! More people should spend time on an Iowa corn farm! Be safe and God Bless.

Thank you to the all of the Cornstar family for the daily videos it is a good escape from the garbage that is going on around us every day and God bless you all

The world needs daddy cornstars silliness 🙂

Whenever You upload it’s always around midnight in Ireland and that’s just when I come in from the sheep so I’m always ready for the update on cornstar farm.👍

@aodhmurphycronin2632

4 жыл бұрын

Howya Laj DIY it’s all good here thank god we finally have good weather after a whole winter of being battered by storms but it’s all good slurry has just been put out for silage. What’s Canada like.?

@jonnyhouston

4 жыл бұрын

@@aodhmurphycronin2632 what part of Ireland you in?

@aodhmurphycronin2632

4 жыл бұрын

Jonny Houston Mayo

@willowhouben3542

4 жыл бұрын

A video about sheep farming would be very interesting.

Trees have a life cycle, they don't live forever. That's neat that you are already planning what to put new in there!

Daddy Cornstar...you do have a great group of people! Love the positivity! I see where Cole gets it. I grew up in this same lifestyle on a much smaller scale. It warms my heart to watch this channel. I’m from Mt. Pleasant, IA. 💕

Daddy Cornstar is taking over production at the moment and that is certainly a good thing. Everything is so positive with him in uncertain times (you planting your corn despite new machines and the weather and everyone else dealing with the virus). He has a fantastic attitude to life and everyone around him, very inspiring and uplifting. Keep going, keep being positive.

Hope your planting season is going smooth. We got a 4in of rain today. We won't be planting peanuts for awhile now. Love the channel! Beautiful farm house.

I know I am suppose to be in Interior Design class but I am binge watching this channel. This reminds me of the fun summers that we spent with my Grandparents. Love these videos!!!

oh man. i have been following you for a while and i don't know what it is about you and your lovely family but you guys are just so wholesome! About 16 minutes into this video, when Daddy Cornstar is talking about eating a snickers, man, I genuinely laughed out loud. As soon as you ask me to like that video I just do it, no questions asked haha! Because you guys more than deserve it. I really can't think of any other youtuber that I admire more for their incredible work ethic and dedication. Hope planting season is going well for you guys! Lots of love from north east UK!

Daddy CS is slowly turning over the reings to the boys and everyone is finding there place, Cole will always be the brains of the operation, but Coop will definitely be the backbone of it, he's very hands on and a great mechanic and fabricater!!

@maryannanderson1744

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly a very hard worker

@kelleyworsham9187

4 жыл бұрын

You can see they both have thier own talents. They both like things neat and straight and well done.

@riverrat1149

4 жыл бұрын

Its a balance.

@carlessgay1776

4 жыл бұрын

Luke Desselle yes. They don’t compete, but complete as needed. They make a great team.

@camshaftP16

4 жыл бұрын

Like Nick and Legarms

A TRULY wonderful video. Thank you for being a light in the current darkness. 💛🌽⭐

Natalie and Cooper date nights in the planter. Seems like Natalie got the best date night snacks.

Cole, you were having way to much fun today. LOL. Glad you are replanting. Smile.

The front yard will look so much better when it is landscaped 😃👍👏👏👏

If they planted Daddy cornstar you would have to plant a lot of tomato’s for all the ketchup they would require 😄

@mrpesky163

4 жыл бұрын

We need enough Daddy Corn Stars to match up with the supply of Teflon tape! 😁

@DigiTechLabs

4 жыл бұрын

This is why they don’t farm tomatoes he’d get paid in Heinz Ketchup!!

@supergardener123

4 жыл бұрын

Oh that is so funny!

@popparob6174

4 жыл бұрын

@@mrpesky163 didn't you see that trailer load of tape in the shop, lol

@caterandolph3440

4 жыл бұрын

Lol!! True story!!

The never ending job called Farmer. That's why your the "CornStar"! Daddy Cornstar I wish you were my Dad--truth be known I'm 20+ years your senior.

In the midst of everything going on right now in the world, this channel brings normalcy. Thank you. I love watching all of your videos.

I love the Daddy Cornstar channel. He is not a stupid man. Lets the kids work while he does videoing. Very smart.

Oh my goodness, with everything going on, you guys took the time to film!! Was WONDERFUL. THANK YOU. Best of time to you in the planting season.

Cole, I like it when you alert us to Daddy Cornstar’s mood. He comes across as so laidback that it clues us in to the stress he is carrying. Sending good vibes/prayers for you all during planting season.

So blessed to have these awesome people share their lives with us. Thank you and God Bless

I love your family, you’re what we call good people 💜

Spring break 1983. I spent every day of it planting cotton with a 1940 Farmall H model here in the Central Valley of California. Everything was chain driven. Nothing but listening to clicky-clack for 14 hours a day. By the end of spring break, I needed a vacation. I miss those days!

@joanneagee6736

4 жыл бұрын

CDFCaptain93 What Part of the Valley ? I was raised on a farm near Fresno CA. I think That's why I love watching this family so much ! Our little farm grew seedless Thompson Grapes and we sold to Sun Maid

@YamFZR93

4 жыл бұрын

We did the same in the 1970's and 80's in FEMA Region 3 except with tobacco and behind the 1938 Massey Harris 101 and the 1948 John Deere.

Looked like those trees went down way too easy with that small machine. I'm surprised that the wind hasn't taken them down before this.

@RandyKildow

4 жыл бұрын

Had those trees been healthy he would never have knocked them down like that.

@asmrhead1560

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, as sad as it is to see trees come down it's clear those were close to coming down on their own.

You sure collecting alot of firewood taking all them trees out! 😎👍

I have been watching the channel for 12 hours. It is a thousand times better than reality TV. Good work

A great idea would be designing some merch, like some long sleeves or sweatshirts that have your logo on it so that we can buy it to additionally support you guys!!

@ColeTheCornstar

4 жыл бұрын

EJ_DRIFT working on it!

@pippacarron1861

4 жыл бұрын

@@ColeTheCornstar After planting season you'll have time, hopefully. Looking forward to it from Australia. Love your family and love your videos. Salt of the earth, keeping America in food. What champions!

@jensage58

4 жыл бұрын

@@ColeTheCornstar just a suggestion, but have you heard of Bunker Branding out of Texas.. it is ran by YT'er Demolition Ranch..Pretty big operation ..

@orderla8877

4 жыл бұрын

Would be cool to have those kinda hoodies with his logo thou.

@ej_drift2658

4 жыл бұрын

Cole The Cornstar Sweet!!!! Bunker Branding is a great Christian owned merchandise development and distribution company. The owners are from OffTheRanch and they are amazing people!! I definitely recommend using them. They have a website and everything you would need to make it easy for your merch to be accessed.

Get some fruit trees in the front yard Cole! It'd be nice to have some apples & peaches in the summer to turn into jam or whatever a Cornstar does with it.

@ej_drift2658

4 жыл бұрын

In farming off season, that is a great idea but when they are so busy with farming they might not have time to pick up all the fruit and it would go bad and give off a rotten smell...but great idea!! If cornstar farms created a signature jam or jelly, I would love to support them by buying it up.

@lisagrafton2529

4 жыл бұрын

and, if trimmed regularly, they don't grow very tall. Mama cornstarch neva, Natalie and a.m.Dr could make jam, pies, crisps... Making me hungry!!They should put in dwarf fruit trees. You get a lot of fruit and

@lisagrafton2529

4 жыл бұрын

My auto correct keeps messing up my sentence structure!😤😤

@augustreil

4 жыл бұрын

@@ej_drift2658, I have six dwarf apple and pear trees in my front yard so they don't grow that tall or big. Believe it or not, they actually smell sweet and attract honey bees, which is great. I usually just chop up the fruit on the ground when cutting the grass and everything is fine.

@augustreil

4 жыл бұрын

@@lisagrafton2529, just made the same comment about dwarf fruit trees. They are easy to maintain and the rotting fruit actually smells good and attracts honeybees which is never a bad thing.

Daddy corn star cracks me up! God bless you sir and your family for your work feeding us!

It's amazing how strong an excavator is. Full grown trees knocking them right over.

Great spending time with Daddy CS. You have gotten really good with that camera DCS!

We know nothing about farming, but watching the field equipment is fascinating. More time showing those things working, please.

Good people raise good people. Momma and Daddy Cornstar, you both have nobody but yourselves to thank for the nice people around you! #RaisingKidsRight

Busy time, thanks for sharing with us!

It's a blur of action at Cornstar Farms! I noticed the temps in Iowa were in the '70s to 80 today. Hopefully, you're having a good day. Cole, you have a lot of trees to cut up!

I love your dad talking about the girls 😂 that’s so cute. He’s great -from your next state over neighbor/cornhusker

Daddy Cornstar is one happy fella. No wonder he has such a good crew around him. That sense of humor and joy must be contagious. This is one thing right now that’s not bad to spread around. I always love watching the videos. I’m in San Joaquin Valley, California and something is always being planted year around over here. Sweet corn, watermelons cotton, potatoes, carrots, all going in about now, amongst many others in the cooler coastal regions.

I really do not understand how you guys can have dislikes, maybe they are tree hungers that are from La La Land. Love your videos, things have certainly changed from my days being a farmhand in the 70's. (for the better) Keep posting your video's love them. Every time I watch one, I learn and enjoy. I wish we had today's technology years ago, it would have been more fun than back breaking work.👍👍👍😊

Omg I love daddy cornstar. He just cracks me up

Daddy Cornstar is an excellent guide. The world could use a few thousand of him.* *Momma Cornstar opinion may vary

@mommacs6159

4 жыл бұрын

Believe me when I say one is enough 😊

@dcricket1

3 жыл бұрын

Momma CS Hahaha Momma CS!!! I have one of those too!!!😂

Daddy CS - leading by example, YOU have created the best, most reaffirming, encouraging environment for your family and their friends; your team reflects the respect you show to them. Your wacky sense of humour keeps it all real. Thank you and Cole for filming, editing and posting every day. Love your work ethic and christian values.

Thank you for being farmers💕🇺🇸 and sharing your lives.

It's always heartbreaking to see the old trees go, but better with a deliberate plan than in the next big storm. Also, safer for you and the house.

I love the rural Midwest! The people are awesome! Great video!

Wow I would love that tear down those trees. It’s gonna look so good once it’s all done and cleaned up. New fresh ones put in. Great work! 🤗💜

Cole, we are praying that the oil issues of right now won't affect your corn prices too much in the fall. No oil into fuel = no ethanol = no corn sales. Another thumbs up vid...

Beautiful Family! Good Job Daddy and Momma Cornstar! Peace.

I hope Cole gives that old combine to a restorer. There's someone who would love to have it for a vintage farm equipment show.

@JamesWilliams-eg1gm

4 жыл бұрын

The Vintage semi videos on KZread are pretty cool

@AFXGaming

4 жыл бұрын

He threw out 3 beautiful massey combines, hes not interested in that stuff, but it would be cool

@cindykaye3152

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe try to contact him about them, see if he would be interested in selling it to/giving it to a restorer. Ya never know until you try.

@poleary9292

4 жыл бұрын

Before he crushes them with the excavator!!

@dimduk

4 жыл бұрын

He should post it on the Facebook group antique tractor and farm equipment restoration. My boss posted an old Case baler with a Kohler pony motor on there and ended up getting twelve hundred dollars for it as is.

I love all the positive energy and smiles on everyone! Momma and daddy Cornstar you’ve done a fantastic job raising your family! Surrounding yourself with great people to work with is the best! 😀

WOW I am a 72 year old farmer that mostly does it with old Case equipment After seeing the new tractor and planter there is no way I am smart enough to figure out all those buttons and electronics you have to have a college education just to plant corn now days

Yes.... Reece’s.... that’s my go to every time. Ur planting time and I’m excited. All the anticipation through winter is over. Time to use the new equipment. This is so cool. Stay safe everyone. Ur a wonderful and blessed family.

Hi Cole and Daddy Cornstar: Wow, what action, corn planting, trees going down, and Snicker bars. Love it. Thanks!! - Dean from Minnesota

Just want to say thank you Cole and family for the video and videos going forward as we all know it's a busy time of year for you if you skip a day or 2 of posting do not worry we will all be here for the next video stay safe and happy Planting!

Nothing but respect for these dear folks!👍🙋🌟

I love your whole family!!!

I will definitely Appreciate my vegetable more now being the work that goes into it. DADDY 🌽 STAR 🌟 WAS A LITTLE STRESSED IN THE BEGINNING 😆 💕💕👍

Thank you Corn star farms. Always good content, video quality and editing. You guys rock. Gods blessings on all farms planting season. Hopefully drier ground than 2019 season. Stay safe and God blessings, Boe

Love the daily uploads Cole, Thank you for taking the time to do it with your busy schedule.

You have a lot of irons in the fire. It’s mind boggling. Daddy Cornstar has found his talent. It’s behind the camera. Love the videos.

That is amazing, that little tiney seed and that great big planter.

What a great video. Thank you Daddy Cornstar for teaching us all so much about the planter I had no idea how farms operated and your videos are informative and fun. You have a wonderful and blessed family. thank you for sharing your lives with us.

Hi, I wanted to let you folks know that someone besides myself here in Ohio has been watching your channel. I was driving back to Columbus on I-70 and I saw an excavator cleaning trees away from a creek. First thing I thought of was Cole cleaning trees from your property and now his front yard. Pine trees don't hold up to high winds very well. Enjoyed your video. Always something to do especially during planting season... Stay safe..

Loving the daily videos! Thank you for all of the hard work you put in each and every day recording and editing these videos for all of your viewers! Best wishes this planting season for Cornstar farms!

RIP, old trees. Plant some cherry trees! 🌸🌸🌸

@Ridinglawnmower145

4 жыл бұрын

Stoutland Lover 9000 the last thing they need is to have to pick those cherrys

@sharong8511

4 жыл бұрын

Alexander Stottman Leave them for the birds?

@MrBubbl347

4 жыл бұрын

Trees are very important! If they flower they will benefit pollinators too! Black locust, willows, Prunus etc

@CJ-rx5fi

4 жыл бұрын

Alexander Stottman Ornamental cherry trees flower but produce no edible fruit. They’re just very pretty 😉

What a busy day you all have had. Be safe and have a good plantings season.

Daddy Cornstar and Cole; I am nervously excited you are planting this early in the season!! The weather here has been not condusive to planting seeds, Its still honking snowing here on April 23rthd!!! And I know you are rather close to me, and I know you have the same weather as me, because we are on the same parallel. So I'm praying hard a true spring will emerge so your precious seeds will come to fruition and you will have a bountiful crop!!!! Last spring was a complete disaster here! We had to wear coats until July!!!!! And normally, in my 58 years, we could shed our coats and heavy sweaters in late May or early June! There ARE spring flowers growing now but the snows and zero weather has once again consumed us, and I am praying hard the last snow was the very last of the season and we all can commence enjoying at least warm sunshine instead of worrying about stupid Covid 19!!!!! I noticed a good deal more traffic the last few days, which indicates to me that the general public is fed up to here with all the self isolation and b.s. and b.s. People are fed up with it all and are desperate to get life back to normal. Here in Canada we are stringently upholding social distancing, but there is a definite feeling of impatience over the line ups to get into stores and a deep resentment at wanting to get things back to normal. People are going stir crazy here, me included. What say you Cole?? You, believe it or not, and we all know you are only the tender age of 22, but I'd like you to address this issue. Tons of people watch your videos and you are in an excellent position to calm the people down. You Cole, have a dire need to speak of calming the people down, remind them that Jesus is watching over us, and cool their heels! In Jesus's name, Amen.

in New Zealand we call run around man a 'Gopher" - go for that, go for this....

@ralfie8801

4 жыл бұрын

bassmuso Or - Gofer - go fer this, go fer that

@DoubleD.

4 жыл бұрын

We call it the same in Kansas. He truly is a gopher.

@zbudda

4 жыл бұрын

On our Ship the Yeoman Purser is called Gopher...

@TonyRule

4 жыл бұрын

You've watched too much American TV - "Gofer" is an Americanism. We call them a "dogsbody".

@zbudda

4 жыл бұрын

We have a dogsbody too, the new guy with no rank is called Gilligan...

Cole your a lucky guy having such a great family. Your doing a grand job in life keep it up

Love watching your channel and the overhead view from the droid? gave me goosebumps! When I think of all you farmers who work so so hard to provide and grow our food it just is so amazing and it is such hard work, if some people just realized it. Sitting in a tractor or planter may seem like it's easy but that's not so.....each move you pray it takes and grows and all weather conditions work out and you have the crop you work most the year to get......... It's not just a summer job as it takes all winter and spring to prep the machines and all of it...........I am so glad we have lovers of the earth that continue on for all of us. You are only about 300 miles from my home town and where I spent all the wonderful years of youth and some adulthood. I miss it so much and miss the people. Good ppl as there are everywhere but I do think we get used to what we knew growing up and it never leaves us. Great channel and the girls are so sweet and Moma Corn Star is just as sweet. You fellas are a great bunch of hard working fellows. Keep up the fantastic work and thanks for keeping the generations of farming alive. Praying for all the best of for the season............ I've got lots of family in SD that are in the same situations as you all are and so it's hitting close to home when I watch all of you. God bless............enjoy the new planter, it looks awesome! Fun watching!!

when i was a kid, a neighbor planted hundreds of trees. now, it's a forest. you should do the same. plant a lot of new trees, and many years ahead, you'll have a beautiful healthy forest. so much hard work to do on a farm.💜

The excavator looks so small compared to those trees, but it sure knocked them down without a problem.

Cooper really makes that tractor look good, y’all stay safe!

Thanks for taking the time to share the real life experience of a farmer. I’m more than happy to support this family!

I am not a farmer. I am not an Iowan. I know nothing of machinery. However, I am enchanted by your family and your commitment to doing a great job because it’s the right thing to do. I also love seeing the wind turbines in the field, harnessing wonderful clean energy. I am still trying to figure out why your channel was recommended to me but I am so thankful it was. Happy planting.

Love to see you guys rolling in the planter. Have a blessed season.

Now that you took the trees down, you have to finish the siding on the house for “road” appeal! Good video guys.

@sherilynl4038

4 жыл бұрын

all i see now is an un shaded house that will get really hot in the summer. eeeek..

I will never get tired of watching CS videos 😊 they’re so fun & hard working ppl

Yes!!! Please bring that exavator to my Camp. I'm so tired of softwoods. I hope you plant an orchard, Cole.

Yay another video!!! Trees can make a mess when they start losing limbs. Don’t forget the one that drips sap on your cars.

@erynlasgalen1949

4 жыл бұрын

@MJ You seem to think trees live forever. They don't. The old ones fall and younger ones replace them.

It's all very interesting. Good to see the planting done and those old trees laid to rest. Can't have dangerous things around

cole's intro is still the best out there

you people are the nicest people ever with the LORD in your family daddy cornstar your the best dad

poppa cornstar, I don't know of a single guy that if three pretty ladies are smiling , it will always make for a better day.

That Cooper is pretty handy. He's earning his college education. Give him college credits!

@saraabernathy4302

4 жыл бұрын

gruntqueen he’s so far ahead! Amazing young people on this channel! 💜

I am not a farmer. I as everyone else in this country relies on your family and many other farmers. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for all of your hard work and long days and sleepless nights.

I know trees aren't eternal...but my heart mourns when they come down. I'm part Ent I guess. What an exciting space for new life.