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moving baled hay off pasture when ground is wet
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<blockquote data-quote="Crazy Farmgirl" data-source="post: 876859" data-attributes="member: 17302"><p>Can't speak for any of the "legal" issues, check with you local and state authorities for the specifics in your state/county. From a landowner standpoint you NEED to revise your agreement with this guy and get it in writing. Until then I would be sure there was no way for him to access the bales and rut up your lawn until you talk to the guy and come to an agreement about when and how he can remove any or all of the bales. We used to lease out some of our land for hay to a neighbor and we set very specific rules about when and how he could get the hay (ie waiting for firm ground after heavy rains) and we had dates set as to when all equipt and hay must be removed. I would suggest before you use any of the hay check to see that is not moldy/dusty from being stored outside...if it is then I would be very careful feeding it to horses, they are very sensitive to such hay and the last thing you want is a horse with the heaves. </p><p></p><p>Good Luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crazy Farmgirl, post: 876859, member: 17302"] Can't speak for any of the "legal" issues, check with you local and state authorities for the specifics in your state/county. From a landowner standpoint you NEED to revise your agreement with this guy and get it in writing. Until then I would be sure there was no way for him to access the bales and rut up your lawn until you talk to the guy and come to an agreement about when and how he can remove any or all of the bales. We used to lease out some of our land for hay to a neighbor and we set very specific rules about when and how he could get the hay (ie waiting for firm ground after heavy rains) and we had dates set as to when all equipt and hay must be removed. I would suggest before you use any of the hay check to see that is not moldy/dusty from being stored outside...if it is then I would be very careful feeding it to horses, they are very sensitive to such hay and the last thing you want is a horse with the heaves. Good Luck [/QUOTE]
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