I Buried A Body... - HUGE Farm Disaster!
- 5 years ago
For those of you who are new to the channel, on top of being a farmer, I am also a grave digger. I dig graves for 18 cemeteries in total. We started off the weekend great by getting the Dodge Dually stuck on the road in front of my house. My Dad was able to back the skid-loader off the trailer and push me up the hill. I just had him ride in there the rest of the time in case we needed to do it again. You will get some very exciting 'Daddy Cornstar' footage from this. We got the Bobcat T-190 all ready to go as well as our Case 480C backhoe. Before we got the backhoe out, you will get to see what we dig graves with when the ground is really frozen.
The grave was not too bad to dig. There was about a foot of frost and we had to turn perpendicular to the grave to break through the frost layer. The rest of the grave went well. I visited my Grandpa while I was at the cemetery as well.
Of course I washed my Geo Prizm in this video too. I did a much needed detail to the interior of the car and describe why I like my Geo so much. After I did that we covered the grave and we brought the dually to the mechanic to have a brake line fixed. Once we got back from the mechanics shop, we started cleaning the shop floor to prepare for bringing in planting equipment. While I was cleaning the shop... we received a disastrous phone call. A Missouri-Crossing that was slightly blocked last fall was now completely destroyed due to water finding a way around it. We will be fixing this issue as soon as the soil permits. Oh yes, and our NAPA Oil Filters that we ordered from the winter sale finally arrived so we picked them up. They still need to be inventoried and organized on the shelf.
Thank you for watching guys! I hope you enjoyed.
All condolences go out to the family of the deceased. This part of the video was intended for educational purposes only.
Cole The Cornstar, aka Cole, is a 4th generation family farmer from Central Iowa. Cole promotes agriculture by filming his day-to-day adventures with his Dad and brother on the farm. His vision is to teach people what goes on during day to day farm operations. 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.
The grave was not too bad to dig. There was about a foot of frost and we had to turn perpendicular to the grave to break through the frost layer. The rest of the grave went well. I visited my Grandpa while I was at the cemetery as well.
Of course I washed my Geo Prizm in this video too. I did a much needed detail to the interior of the car and describe why I like my Geo so much. After I did that we covered the grave and we brought the dually to the mechanic to have a brake line fixed. Once we got back from the mechanics shop, we started cleaning the shop floor to prepare for bringing in planting equipment. While I was cleaning the shop... we received a disastrous phone call. A Missouri-Crossing that was slightly blocked last fall was now completely destroyed due to water finding a way around it. We will be fixing this issue as soon as the soil permits. Oh yes, and our NAPA Oil Filters that we ordered from the winter sale finally arrived so we picked them up. They still need to be inventoried and organized on the shelf.
Thank you for watching guys! I hope you enjoyed.
All condolences go out to the family of the deceased. This part of the video was intended for educational purposes only.
Cole The Cornstar, aka Cole, is a 4th generation family farmer from Central Iowa. Cole promotes agriculture by filming his day-to-day adventures with his Dad and brother on the farm. His vision is to teach people what goes on during day to day farm operations. 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.