Like Paul Harvey himself, the ad is sentimental to the point of being silly.
It is hero-worshipping to the point of being utterly dishonest.
It is almostly completely outdated in this age of corporate farming.
But—largely because it was bought back by the line, "To the farmer in all of us."—it was on the right side, rather than on the wrong side (like last year's Chrysler ad was) of total bullshit.
In fact, I loved it.
How about you?
I liked it, though I saw it on YouTube and it was the only one I saw. As much a paean to the farmer, it was a paean to the hard-working American. Indeed, at that level, it was as honest of a celebration of Americanness as one will find. (And I say this as an American who has been living abroad for over a decade)