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Re: Neighbors!!!
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Posted by Dave JWI on October 24, 2005 at 22:39:43 from (66.192.73.106):
In Reply to: Neighbors!!! posted by Errin OH on October 20, 2005 at 21:00:05:
I agree. I have some great neighbors and apparently some lousy ones. My farm neighbors are great. I'm just getting started with a little cattle operation and currently find myself tractorless. I have cousins who live and farm nearby who will make room in their schedules to loan me a tractor or equipment when I need it. I have another neighbor who rents me his bull to breed my cows and does round baling for me. He would have loaned me the bull, but I insisted on paying him rent and he bales for rough cost of diesel and net wrap. He doesn't do it commercially, just to help a new, small operator get started. Now on the other hand, I've got some busy body neighbors who turned me into the town board because they didn't like how my place looked and created alot of havoc for me.
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