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Re: What would you do?
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Posted by JK-NY on April 29, 2005 at 05:23:24 from (69.67.229.142):
In Reply to: What would you do? posted by old fashioned farmer on April 28, 2005 at 19:27:42:
I agree with most everyone else, from what you say this buyer has held up his end so far and the first deal sounds like a misunderstanding , probably more your renters fault . From all you have told us it sounds like the buyer did what was asked of him the first time. I would go ahead and sell him the straw and explain your side a little, keeping in mind that may be the first time he hears it. He could turn into a good customer for you.I agree with Indydirt farmer, from my experience selling hay and a little straw for the last 20+ years you can get in some odd deals in this business more than usual.
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