jimmywalt, a lot has happened this year, but one thing that has not changed is our Right to Farm law. In 1999 our legislators voted and approved an amendment to RTF that clearly and unambiguously prohibits townships from and cities from enacting regulations that are more strict than that law, and that amendment stands.
I am not a lawyer, but my personal view is that my farm operation, which is commercial and follows good management practices, is protected by Right to Farm even though I live in a residential area, and even though some of my farm practices are not allowed by local ordinances.
If you would like to access free legal advice for farmers through the good work of the Farm to Consumer Legal Defense Fund, please contact me and I'll make sure that happens.
[email protected]
I am not a lawyer, but my personal view is that my farm operation, which is commercial and follows good management practices, is protected by Right to Farm even though I live in a residential area, and even though some of my farm practices are not allowed by local ordinances.
If you would like to access free legal advice for farmers through the good work of the Farm to Consumer Legal Defense Fund, please contact me and I'll make sure that happens.
[email protected]