Garden rubbish

[neilo]

Chuck it back.
Watch out or they'll be putting a soddin' gate in so they can walk their dog in your field next

Had a complaint from a similar miscreant last year - one of our lambs was in their garden. When I went to look, it was hardly surprising - the lawn clipping pile was so big, it had walked up it like a ramp and hopped over

Some of 'em are complete @rseholes

I had exactly the same last summer, for the same reason. I went to have a civilised discussion with them, which went well and they seemed a nice couple. Because of the manner of their response I offered to move their ‘compost heap’ from the field side with my Merlo, replace a few of (their) rotted posts and patch a new stretch of wire in where it had been rotted out by the rubbish. I’d do the work so long as they paid for the materials, which came out of my store. I’m nice like that sometimes.
No worries I thought, all done and everyone happy, stock fence reinstated, etc. A week later they’d started a new heap of lawn clippings against the new posts.

Another, when asked why they had decided to muller the low trees behind their house (on my side of the ditch) and pile the brash up in my field, responded with ‘well where did you expect us to put it?’. Luckily I was in a good/reasonable mood that day too, so I put it on my fire across the field. On a different day it might have been reached back over their garden fence and deposited in a big heap.

 

[neilo]

I dug out a ditch on edge of gardens a few years back.behind one house the ditch was full of everything.i scooped it out and extended boom and tipped it back in to garden over the fence.owner came out ranting wanting to know who my boss was.told name and number on cab.got a call couple mins later and told him what I thought of him dumping crap in neighbors ditch.customer never had any more problems
Nick...

Used to have that back home, behind a housing estate. We had a (council) ditch between the garden fences and our arable field, which we had in stubble turnips for grazing. Each winter, just prior to putting electric fences up for grazing, I used to walk down the ditch line hurling all their crap back into the middle of their lawns. I used to get some filthy looks, but they’d all learnt a long time ago not to come out for a ‘discussion’. Didn’t stop them doing it all again before the next year though.

 

[yellowbelly]

I had exactly the same last summer, for the same reason. I went to have a civilised discussion with them, which went well and they seemed a nice couple. Because of the manner of their response I offered to move their ‘compost heap’ from the field side with my Merlo, replace a few of (their) rotted posts and patch a new stretch of wire in where it had been rotted out by the rubbish. I’d do the work so long as they paid for the materials, which came out of my store. I’m nice like that sometimes.
No worries I thought, all done and everyone happy, stock fence reinstated, etc. A week later they’d started a new heap of lawn clippings against the new posts.

Another, when asked why they had decided to muller the low trees behind their house (on my side of the ditch) and pile the brash up in my field, responded with ‘well where did you expect us to put it?’. Luckily I was in a good/reasonable mood that day too, so I put it on my fire across the field. On a different day it might have been reached back over their garden fence and deposited in a big heap.

It's not too hard to see why stuff like this happens......

 

[farmerm]

Thankfully I don't have neighbours

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Thankfully I don't have neighbours

Where do you live like? The Sahara? Even the queen has neighbours

 

[Danllan]

Where do you live like? The Sahara? Even the queen has neighbours

Yes, but they will also be her 'subjects'...

 

[Martin Holden]

I have a 55 acre field that has about 10 houses on it's boundary and some are exactly the same, I spoke with one chap two weeks ago about it, said he'd move it but I fear it will be a Manitou+bucket and just tip it all back over. One other just chucks all the stones over the wall when he's not busy purposely spraying his neighbours trees with roundup. It all happens down this neck of the woods I tell you!!

What? In Cirencester??? Surely not??

 

[Martin Holden]

It's not too hard to see why stuff like this happens......
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Sorry but this farmer is doing zilch for local PR if the story behind the bale wall is true.

 

[farmerm]

Where do you live like? The Sahara? Even the queen has neighbours

What I mean is there are no houses on my boundary.. River on one side, wooded hill on another and boardered by bare arable land at either end

 

[PostHarvest]

Last year, I found that one of my neighbours had stripped their garden for re-landscaping and had dumped the whole lot over the fence into my field. I went round to object and was told, it was a group of Polish guys and we can't get hold of them. I asked who employed the Polish guys. They admitted they did. I told them I would report them to the police, council etc for fly tipping. They agreed to take the stuff back. So I used my muck grab to dump the whole lot back into the garden and billed the for my time. They paid up and I have not had any problems since.

 

[nick...]

Got a vet living on farm boundary who thought it was ok to dump waste on our side of fence.could never catch him or see anyone everytime i went to farm.left a note but still nothing but luckily his wife had to reverse up road one day so i told her and it has eventually been moved.why the hell do people do it.just need the same person to pay for hedge cutting for 2years ago now but not holding my breath
Nick...

 

[ffukedfarmer]

I find it incredible that civilised people think it is ok to dump garden waste on another persons land. I have someone that piled up his garden rubbish at the edge of a field I rent and periodically burns it.
So far I have turned a blind eye in the interests of good neighbour relations. but earlier this year he stopped me and asked if I could move my alligator sheep race as he had friends round the next day and he said it looked unsightly. So next time he flytips in my field it will be going straight back over the fence.

 

[nick...]

Ive known someone local to me who thought it was ok to put an extention on his house and build it on neighboring farmland.this did actually happen
Nick...

 

[farmerm]

Ive known someone local to me who thought it was ok to put an extention on his house and build it on neighboring farmland.this did actually happen
Nick...

Hope he installed a new boundary fence though the extension

 

[michael N123]

Ive known someone local to me who thought it was ok to put an extention on his house and build it on neighboring farmland.this did actually happen
Nick...

id Of knocked it down with the muck grab

 

[Wombat]

Not just general public, I have a farming neighbour who's stuff slowly encroaches into one field, concrete blocks along with other junk along with all the water off their shed roofs as the just run the spoutings into our field meaning about 1 acre of a 5 acre field grows FA

 

[Northeastfarmer]

I find it incredible that civilised people think it is ok to dump garden waste on another persons land. I have someone that piled up his garden rubbish at the edge of a field I rent and periodically burns it.
So far I have turned a blind eye in the interests of good neighbour relations. but earlier this year he stopped me and asked if I could move my alligator sheep race as he had friends round the next day and he said it looked unsightly. So next time he flytips in my field it will be going straight back over the fence.

You should of told him to go swivel when he asked you to move it

 

[ffukedfarmer]

You should of told him to go swivel when he asked you to move it

He left knowing what I thought of his suggestion to move it. It was also left out in the field for longer than originally intended.

 

[HolzKopf]

Quote: "You've got all that land and you're worried about a few feet!"

 

[joe soapy]

There is a house just up the road from me (changed owners now) it was renovated a good few years ago and some trees planted along the boundary post and rail fence, the fence has been replaced a couple of times over the years and the trees are now about 4 foot in the "garden"

the time to complain about that is the week after contracts have been exchanged, of course you must have a recorded conversation where you gently point it out and ask that it is rectified at some point, preserve the recording with your life and only remember years later. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT
MY NEIGHBOURS HAVE FOUND THAT a house with an ongoing dispute is not able to get a mortage
for some reason as 5 of them have found out i hear