Sorda makes me wonder if the farmer could be referencing off of what he thought was the property line and the guy building is going off of a recently done survey. I am seeing more and more instances where land is being sold and what people have been using for years has never even been their land. If there wasn't an "old" fence or tree line there to back up the years of use, the land will go to the owner as surveyed.
Seen this personally with my family. The road that leads to my parents house runs right now the line. The road also has serves as the entrance to our one neighbor. Always were family friends growing up so no issues. As I had a survey done to build a house, they surveyor said that the road must be split since it provided access to the neighbors house and no easement was done 50 years ago when they built. I decided I would build on the other side of our land to avoid making that survey permanent and having a deed made up.
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