Posted by redtom on August 17, 2015 at 18:41:45 from (97.84.163.62):
The previous post got me thinking again and I'm not too happy. I have been in charge of my folks estate for 2 yrs now. The original neighbor retired this year and turned it over to his nephew. He had been off handedly letting him farm it for the last 2-3 yrs and just basically making an appearance during harvest. I thought this was kind of insincere on his part since my dad rented to the uncle not the nephew. Well this year the nephew did an atrocious job planting, starting after supper and doing most in the dark. There was no need for that, it was good weather and its only 36 acres. lots of gaps unplanted and edges that need a full 6 rows to finish. The guy is always hurrying and has the phone in one hand at all times. He has wrecked several pieces of equipment hitting things, even knocked down a power line on tractor this spring. He is hyper and always starts in too soon to plant and harvest. I would like to find a new renter. Many would like it. Including family members of this guy. I hate to be the jerk of the neighborhood but it is just business...isn't it?
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