ok so here is the ordinance of my city stating what you must do to have a "farm". Now is there any way the Right To Farm Act would over rule this?
(46) "Farm" means all of the contiguous neighboring or associated land operated as a single unit on which bona fide farming is carried on directly by the owner/operator, manager or tenant farmer thereof, by his or her own labor or with the assistance of members of his or her household or hired employees, for the purpose of growing agricultural products, provided that land to be considered a farm here under shall include a parcel of five acres or more in area, except that, for the keeping only of pigeons as a hobby or for the purpose of breeding and/or sale, the parcel shall contain a minimum land area of one acre. Farms may be considered as including establishments operated as bona fide greenhouses, nurseries, orchards, chicken hatcheries, poultry farms and apiaries, and also may include a single-family residence whose occupants may keep not more than two horses for their own riding pleasure and/or pets. The numbers of horses permitted may be increased at a ratio of one horse for each additional two acres over a minimum of five acres. However, establishments keeping or operating fur-bearing animals, riding or boarding stables, stone quarries or gravel or sand pits, shall not be considered a farm here under unless combined with bona fide farm operations on the same parcel of land of not less than twenty acres. No farm shall be operated as a piggery or for the slaughtering of animals except such animals as have been raised on the premises or have been maintained on the premises for at least a period of one year immediately prior thereto and for the use and consumption by persons residing on the premises.
