If it's the same person, he posted this over on NewAgTalk as well. From what he said over there this is I think what the deal is:
* He owns the ground
* He verbally agreed to let the other party cut and bale the hay on the 10 acres for shares. Landowner got 60% share, other party got 40% share.
* It was not clearly stated but I inferred the other party had no input costs (e.g. fertilizer)
* Last year the other party cut, baled and moved hay to edge of field right away, then took the hay away a few weeks later and bought the 60% share from the land owner
* This year they made an identical agreement including moving the hay off the field immediately which the other party did not live up to
* It was not clear if the other party had first rights to buy the 60% share of the landowner or if they agreed to a price per bale.
* Other party is refusing to communciate - e.g. repeated phone calls not answered and messages not returned
I have not stake in this, just my interpretation of the situation based on the discussion and his comments on the post over on the NAT site.
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