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There's that perceived property thing in action -- the belief in some elements of society that farm animals are low-class and reduce property values.

Indeed.

I did 40 years ago, but my kids in school now and within the past decade didn't. And mine didn't in any way cover local government.

Unfortunately, this is one of those places where people get up on their high horse about property values. So many people see raising your own food as low-class.

And, unfortunately, they often do it without input from the people who will be affected.

It's tempting to say "Busybodies with delusions of grandeur and a love of power who want to micromanage others' lives." However, there are several common scenarios: First, people from the city move to a more rural environment and are *shocked* to discover that roosters crow, cow barns don't...