[AT] Garden question

[Ronald Cook]

Everyone has had trouble with this knothead since he was born. And I am 
not kidding!  I figured someone would have killed him by now, but no 
such luck.

All I need to do is outlive him and I will win.  The regulators know all 
about him.  But he is a "farmer" and as such can play dumb and since he 
is not applying chemicals commercially, no license or insurance is 
required.  Therefore no regulation.  And he knows it.  But that only got 
him off the hook for drifting on my property for several years with his 
farming activities.  He claims now he is just being neighborly.  And he 
is.  Just not exactly the neighbor you would want.  But, it is,in fact, 
his hired help that is spraying my stuff.  He just looks at me and says 
he told them not to but they must have misunderstood.  You all know the 
type.  Big time operator.  Everything makes him money.  He is never at 
fault for anything.  Has had 4 wives and got a farm from each of them.  
His son is carrying on the family tradition, too.

Time to change the subject to DDT.

Ron Cook, Salix, IA


On 8/4/2016 3:15 PM, Mike M wrote:
> Ron, I think I would invest in a few "Do Not Spray" signs, placed every
> 20 ft on a T-post.
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> Mike M
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