Friend was going to do a hayfield in the neighborhood, but encountered plants growing in 5 gallon buckets spread around the field (hay was high, couldn't see them until you got into it). He didn't want to mow around them, so asked if I'd take it over. I had an Oliver 1550 with a loader, so I just put the buckets in the loader as I encountered them, and lined them up along the back fence when I got to that end of the field.
The guy called, all excited, that evening- "What happened to my buckets?" He got pretty owly. Told him to calm down, they were along the back fence, out of sight from the road. Did he want me to leave a bunch of white buckets in the field, with plants growing, in plain sight? I also opined that they looked pretty pale, and could sure use some fertilizer.
I was one of the responders from the volunteer fire dept a couple of years later- he was deceased, in a one car accident.
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