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In today’s episode I discovered a major mistake with the wiring in the rebuilt heated shop, Cooper started his new job as a telemarketer, and Dad and I finished spraying burn down on our soybean fields. Ron our bulldozer guy, has been hard at work reshaping and fixing field edges, water ways, and terraces within our fields so I ran out for an evaluation of what he has completed. I started remapping our field boundaries, and I discovered a giant sink hole in the middle of the field west of Dad’s house. A lot of the maintenance around most of our farms has been neglected for the past several years so I am seeing out a childhood dream by fixing up our farms. A lot is going on around the farm so I am thankful you are taking the time to see what we are up to. Thank you for watching.
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Cole The Cornstar, aka Cole, is a 4th generation family farmer from Central Iowa who is the life force behind his family’s 2,000 acre farm. Cole promotes agriculture by filming his day-to-day adventures with his Dad (Daddy Cornstar) and brother (Cooper aka Magic Mullet) on the farm. With a lot of help from family, Cole instills humor and education into his videos fit for viewers of all ages.
Despite being 25-years old, Cole has an old-fashion work ethic with an innovative approach toward agricultural technology and practices. Cole’s mission is to prove the American Dream is not dead and be a megaphone for agricultural education and innovation, from technological advances in farming equipment to conservation practices.
Who bought the John Deere Gator??!??!
I would leave a single light by the door on motion sensor, so you easily can find the light switch at night.
Not a transportation engineer, more of a water engineer, but I would assume your 3:1 slope question is some engineer is taking some form of risk and has liability insurance for if someone crashes into that one spot since the 2 design points (elevation of the fields) and their design slope for the ditch make it so that it has to be a little more sketchy. But if you were to do the same ditch work with the slopes that they are trying to prevent you from getting sued if you did the same thing. Bit of an edge case for sure
How nice would the farm be in farming simulator
You can’t possibly be 25 already! I’m sure it was only yesterday your intro said 22 year old farmer. So much has happened for the better since then. The farm looks amazing now, a new family has arrived, new bins (wish I could say they are amazing, I’m so sorry for you that they aren’t.) new technology on the farm, and tyres, so many tyres lol
Congratulations. Popcorn is just adorable.
Might want to have some blocks pushed up on the end of the terraces, the reason they went to the edge of the field was they needed the capacity (depth to hold runoff) I have seen this happen before and you will probably have water spilling over to the terraces below.
Wonderful farmer. 😊
About to send national guard out looken for the CCS, glad ur back.
Just a matter of time till this dog gets ran over, anyone want to take bets.
No more electrical work Uncle Ed
Congratulations on the birth of your son! Another generation working the land.Blessings!
Man that is a horrible wiring job you have going on in that box, if that shed has an electric fire I doubt insurance will cover it. You guys are awesome Farmers terrible electricians.
Looks like you should look into tileing the fields n waterways. Keep them in grass, but a big 8in main would help, keep the hidden tire detaching holes under control.
I don't 14g wire for electrical wiring in a shop. It's ok if each run of lights "3" was on its own 14g wires. Also in a shop only 3 to 4 outlets per breaker 18+g although you will not always pull a lot of power out of all the outlets at a time it should save you from a fire due to over loading. I'm not an expert at all. I just had issues in the past with overloaded circuits. House's are the worst, lights mixed with outlets, hole floors of the house on one circuit. Kitchen is always overloaded seams like. Do some homework and do what is best for you and how you want to protect your entertainment.
Do you plan to introduce the baby on this channel or do you plan to keep him off this one…. Also congrats
To see all that open land without the debris and other junk is very, very satisfying, I'm sure.
Let there be fire…..
What an incredible feeling that must be to finally have that dirt contour work this [ ] close to done. You've been taking about wanting to do this since this channel began. I'm right there with you on this one. HUGE improvement in functionality AND in appearance! 👌 Way to go Ron! 👏
Too bad. You've run into the cost of DIY versus any benefit of skilled and knowledgeable trades as a subcontractor.
Make sure you let us know what happens
with the lawsuit. We don't need to know the monetary results, but it would be nice to know what they wound up being responsible for.
Should have hired an electrician. 😂😂😂
I hope mr money bags has a back up plan for $4 corn…….
Cole, congratulations on the recent two most important events in your life. As a 60 year old man I rarely find the opportunity to say this about someone in your generation but I find you to be a very impressive young man. Keep it going!
You’re going to hate those sensors as soon as you have equipment in there. It becomes very annoying having lights turn off and your motion doesn’t trigger them back on.
Talk slower. Talking fast we can't keep up with you
Small box and a 3-phase contactor with 120 volt coil will control three light circuits in that box while remotely controlling the relay with 14 gauge wire because that's already there.
Once which can then control one two or three circuits with one switch. If you only need two, they also sell 2 pole contactors.
Congrats to you and your beautiful wife on becoming parents!
So you have a shi* wiring job In the shop is what you are sayin? 🤔. Pay the extra money to have it done right
Next time pay the extra money to have it done right! Not you have a new messed up bin site and new messed up wiring in the shop. This revamping of the farm is starting off great
Messed up new bin site, messed up new shop wiring. Revamping the farm has turn into another jerry rigged farm.
Stop doing stuff “homeowner grade” and let professionals do what they do, so it last a lifetime!👊
Cole you act like your broke. It’s a good trait to have but not when your doing things you want to last💥
Someone might fall in that hole and travel through time😂😂😂
Put in a 30 amp breaker
Continuous load lighting is amps x 1.25%. Nec rules, I’m a master electrician.
Awesome always cool 😎
The way your electrical panel looked in the last video you should not be doing wiring. That one of the worst electrical panel I have ever seen. If you ever have a fire your insurance won't cover you loss
Just put a higher rated breaker in.
Ahwell, like a few things. More homework on ya lighting and of course the million dollar bin site.
Crazy crop prep for all that open country. Good job fellers. 🇺🇸😁👍🌽🌻🐓🇺🇸🥇😎🇺🇸