Posted by andy r on May 29, 2018 at 19:54:50 from (166.181.87.110):
I have a few odd shaped smaller fields and some good size waterways that I am going to let a neighbor bale. From the conservation aspect these areas just are better in hay. There is quite a bit of legume in this mix as well as a good representation of several grasses. This neighbor had been renting these areas before by the acre as they went along with the pasture he was renting from me. Well, he turned 65 and the 250 head of ewes went west. He still loves to make hay and market it. Since he is no longer renting these areas by the acre we have agreed to do this on a share basis with him doing all of the work and also paying for large squares to be baled. He will also do all of the storage/marketing/hauling. What portion should/could the landowner expect to receive???? Thanks guys. Andy
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