Fore the longest of time we would chop/bale the marsh grass off a swamp on some land that a neighboring farm widow owned. She would get to keep 1/2 the grass and sell it for cover hay, and we got to keep the other 1/2 for bedding. Pretty soon it seemed like she was getting more and more and we were getting less. Plus more often than not we did all of the work, including stacking in her barn.
Then we talked to the guy who was renting the rest of the land, and come to find out he was paying for the whole she-bang, including the swamp. We made the verbal agreement with him and cut her out of the deal. Was the last year we made the bedding on that swamp and the last year he farmed it, but neither of us really did care that much. Her kids had a large part to do with the whole deal.
Now her nephew or some relation farms it and gets it all.
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