Back when I used the haybine to cut some of the grass in the middle pasture back in August, I must have brushed against a tree stump with the tractor, or most likely the haybine. I didn't notice until I later saw part of the tree stump laying on the ground.
This was a tree stump I was keeping for the cattle to rub against. Years ago I cut some of the stump with a chainsaw. The stump's wood was very hard and that is why I decided to keep the stump for the cattle to rub against. The stump's wood is still hard - above the ground. At and below the ground the wood is not hard and that is why the stump broke off.
No sense keeping the rest of the stump. I used the tractor's arm to knock the rest of the stump over. The remaining part of the stump is a number of inches below ground level. I will leave it be.
One less stump to harrow around next year.
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