Posted by tomstractorsandtoys on July 22, 2022 at 17:52:17 from (50.50.113.122):
I can't seem to win lately. I rent about 3 acres of land and a machine shed across the road from our farm. Coop was spraying the neighbors soybeans and killed my 1 1/2 acres and tonight I went to bale my little patch of grass hay only to find the custom baler that was baling the neighbors had already baled mine. The neighbor has a right of way through this little place so I can see how both things happened. It was second cut grass and very thin. Neighbor lives two miles away, told me to grab a bale out of his field so I guess I got the better end of the deal. Not real upset or anything as the neighbor and the coop are going to make things right. Guess there are going to have to be a few post put in but that just makes for more weeds and a pain to mow around. Hasn't been a problem for the last 15 years but has been twice this year. Tom
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