Posted by IndianaTom on November 11, 2010 at 17:54:04 from (74.133.26.160):
In Reply to: Issue with neighbor posted by jacksonduper on November 11, 2010 at 16:17:54:
I have a neighbor that does the same thing on my crop land. But I never made a big deal out of it as long as he doesn't cause any damage. This neighbor doesn't farm so there are other things I have to watch such as spraying chemicals next to his yard. When you farm and have neigbors you need to get along with them. Another neigbor on the same farm tried to damm up with dirt water that was coming out of my field and causing a small gulley on his property. Legally he couldn't do this but I also knew that the run off would soon eventually break over this earthen damm. He was not only going against the man made laws but also mother nature. Sometimes you just have to set back and let nature take its course.
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