Class on Michigan Right to Farm act

[Gardeninggranny]

I thought I would start a new thread because the old MRTF thread is soooo many pages long.
For those of you who live in Michigan MSU is holding a class where legal experts will discuss the Right to Farm Act and its free.

Go to this link to get a connection to that class and other farm and homestead classes.
http://www.examiner.com/country-living-in-detroit/2012-spring-farm-and-homestead-classes

 

[wingless]

Thanks so much for this info! Here is a direct link to that session:

http://www.canr.msu.edu/anrweek/sessions/right_to_farm

Note that the class on the Michigan Right to Farm Act is on Monday, March 5, 2012 from 12-5 at the Kellogg Center on the MSU campus.

Hope you don't mind if I re-post this info to some of the other MRTFA threads, since subscribers to those threads might be interested in attending. Thanks again!

 

[kbob]

I will definitely be going to this!
I would so become a lawyer, if to defend chicken rights if I wasn't stuck doing biology!

 

[xej]

So how did it go? I still want to know if I can sell eggs out of my zoned-residential back yard.

 

[gutterdog2]

I live in a platt or platte, dont know which spelling, but it has regulations much like associations. It limits me in selling from my property. Would this stop me from selling eggs? or could I sell off premises, in which case...would I NEED a sign in the yard advertising the eggs or can I just SAY I'm selling them at the farmers market?

 

[wingless]

Hi gutterdog2 -

The best discussion of these issues is actually on a different thread: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...o-farm-law-what-does-it-mean/520#post_8766364

Check out post #526, especially, to see if it answers any of your questions.

 

[Stc-Gromit]

Are ther any new classes anywhere?