Posted by 9njunkie on May 29, 2017 at 22:02:08 from (70.197.137.108):
In Reply to: Hay ground posted by Nick167 on May 29, 2017 at 20:09:18:
If it was good quality hay then yes giving the land owner 100$ a acre is fine.
Around here poor quality hay is not in much demand. Considering that most folks would agree to let the hay go for "free" since your doing them a favor mowing and matainng their field.
Had a guy that had 10 acres here and wanted me to hay it for him and he was asking that I paid the $4000 yearly tax bill on the property for the hay.... Had to walk away, can't make anything on that... Even with good quality hay selling for 12/13$ a bale delevered... Which it was not good quality.
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