Thought it would be neat to see what YouTube channels people regularly watch or follow and maybe give a short reason why they like their content. I probably have an odd mix of channels I regularly watch new videos because I grew up in rural Iowa on a small farm so some of the farm/ag related channels intrigue me.
Iowa Everywhere - while I don't consistently keep up with all the content they have as it there is so much CW has done a great job with this.
CFTV - same reasons as above. Really enjoyed the "kickin' it" interview with Rhoads
Cole the Cornstar - when I first came across his channel thought he was a bit obnoxious but right now I am hooked on his series of videos renovating his great grandfather's farm house. He and 2 guys are doing a DIY renovation and its been very interesting to watch how they work through every new curveball they come across. He's also in Iowa.
Grant Hilbert and Spencer Hilbert - These 2 are ISU grads that originally were YouTube gamers playing Farming Simulator, now they are actually farming in real life. They have other things they are involved in that they make their money from but it's been interesting to see them learn how to farm without any real farming background.
Just a Few Acres Farm - another one that at first didn't find as interesting but the more I watch the more interested I got. It's a small farm in NY state that basically raises beef and chicken they sell but he also does tractor restorations and some other side project stuff that I find interesting
WhistlinDiesel - I just came across him this year. Guy is a bit crazy and obviously has some money to blow but it's entertaining to say the least. The first video I saw of his was 1 from 2 years ago titled "Catching the guy that stole 20 things from me." That one is a great watch, he basically got a guy on camera stealing his stuff and showed up at his place with the sheriff.
What Would You Do - some of the scenarios they come up with are great. Nothing beats hidden camera shows to get true public reactions. Overall it is refreshing to see that there are still a lot of good people out there willing to step into an awkward situation and take action
I tend to just get into phases where I am searching for things like police body cams, online court proceedings, prank calls, and certain video games where I come across some other content in the process
Iowa Everywhere - while I don't consistently keep up with all the content they have as it there is so much CW has done a great job with this.
CFTV - same reasons as above. Really enjoyed the "kickin' it" interview with Rhoads
Cole the Cornstar - when I first came across his channel thought he was a bit obnoxious but right now I am hooked on his series of videos renovating his great grandfather's farm house. He and 2 guys are doing a DIY renovation and its been very interesting to watch how they work through every new curveball they come across. He's also in Iowa.
Grant Hilbert and Spencer Hilbert - These 2 are ISU grads that originally were YouTube gamers playing Farming Simulator, now they are actually farming in real life. They have other things they are involved in that they make their money from but it's been interesting to see them learn how to farm without any real farming background.
Just a Few Acres Farm - another one that at first didn't find as interesting but the more I watch the more interested I got. It's a small farm in NY state that basically raises beef and chicken they sell but he also does tractor restorations and some other side project stuff that I find interesting
WhistlinDiesel - I just came across him this year. Guy is a bit crazy and obviously has some money to blow but it's entertaining to say the least. The first video I saw of his was 1 from 2 years ago titled "Catching the guy that stole 20 things from me." That one is a great watch, he basically got a guy on camera stealing his stuff and showed up at his place with the sheriff.
What Would You Do - some of the scenarios they come up with are great. Nothing beats hidden camera shows to get true public reactions. Overall it is refreshing to see that there are still a lot of good people out there willing to step into an awkward situation and take action
I tend to just get into phases where I am searching for things like police body cams, online court proceedings, prank calls, and certain video games where I come across some other content in the process
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