While I tend to agree with you about the previous goings on with this deal... I'd have to take issue with anyone telling me how I was to take MY crop off. If it was a known condition up front that so and so was not permitted on the property then I believe I'd have walked away. Period. I realise that wasn't the deal up front and whatnot... but things happen. There was a guy here that rented ground from someone for a vegetable crop a number of years ago. I don't remember if he had way more crop than he needed or weather was a problem or just what... but he sold the crop in the field (tentatively) to another (BTO). When the landowner found out he hit the roof much like this guy and kicked them off. The crop rotted in the ground. That to me is not right.... If you're in the business of renting land, rent it and grow up... Dealing with those kind of personalities is simply not worth the bother.
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