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southern MN | Was there a written lease? If the lease said terms were up after 2013, then he might be out the fertilizer.
If it was an oral. Or year to yrear lease, then I hear different things about MN.
http://www.agrisk.umn.edu/cache/ARL00552.htm
This expert suggests there needs to be 3 months notice given, but that is hard to figure out as to how it fits a growing season.
https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=504b.135
I suspect then it comes down to a court date and figuring out if applying fertilizer is part of the growing season and you get to complete harvesting your crop.
http://sustainablefarmlease.org/minnesota/
There is not an easy answer to this in Mn, from what I have seen. The courts will say pay the fella for the fertilizer, but that is after having to drag through lawyers and court time.
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Farm lease question???
