Well, I have an MC corn dryer outside my window, and two bin fans running out there as well, so I know it can be loud.
But, if he was there first, you have very little chance of getting anywhere unless you are nice. I'd explain your issue, and offer to help construct a barrier. If it is bales, and he normally keeps them inside, offer to pay for the bales, as they will be lower quality if they have to sit in the rain for a month.
I believe in being a good neighbor, but I also put a lot of weight on the fact that he has a right to do what he is doing. Living in the country has its plusses, but also there are sights, sounds, and smells that can be aggravating at times. Rememeber you may do things at times that he doesn't like either. I make noise and odor here on the farm. I don't like the noise of gunfire from hunters at times, or those just target shooting. But I put up with it... they value open space, and so do I. So I try to take the good with the bad.
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