You should probably have a conversation - at least. We have similar situation on our place between me and my brother. He is planting some fruit trees and planted some right next to my hayfields. A couple of them got a tinge of round-up when I sprayed my fields last fall. Didn't hurt them, but could have. This year, me and my boys covered the trees. A lot of labor - gigantic pain in the arse - especially if you are working in limited daylight/hours after work. In what I believe to be a compromise - going forward, he is going to plant his trees in a different section of the farm and in those areas, I won't make hay. As for the present location of the trees next to my fields, he has said not to cover them going forward. It is a sensitive issue. In a lot of ways, by carving out our own work/ag/hobby areas - yet not dividing the farm, it is (knock on wood) working out very well.
Perhaps you can put your stuff in one area to the exclusion of their stuff and vice versa. Seems to be working for us.
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