Thanks to all for the replies! I appreciate you taking the time and giving me your insight/advice- makes me feel that I have good information and am more able to be reasonable and realistic in searching for solutions. Here's how it worked out- sprayer took absolute responsibility- misunderstood directions and didn't call and clarify with the neighbor/renter. He fell over himself apologizing and was anxious to make things right. Wed. night there was a disk in the original beanfield working down a "new" hayfield, fertilizer truck followed. Thursday morn a tractor and drill laid down the alf/timothy/orchard grass- of course at their expense. That should get me enough stubble hay for my animals. Thurs afternoon the wife met with them again and they offered her the entire projected loss of income. Will meet with them the first of the week to finalize. They were also so grateful for the demeanor of wife and I- but like I said before, Getting irate only slows you down from moving forward! Also, being nice to people sometimes makes it easier for them to want to go the extra mile for you. Thanks again!
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