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Sorry to hear that Nova!Total bummer tonight. Strutter passed away... The girls that were with him are still showing no illness. Still fat and healthy... He was so big an beautiful and never balded a hen, made a bare back. Just a really chill rooster. The type you want... Bummed. Totally freaking bummed.
I doubt the TWP here would tell everyone to get rid of "their farm" animals just yet, but, as the large land owners that farm to some extent die off the families sell the land and communities spring up. This has happened on my road and will continue. The farmer across the road has family that will no doubt sell and it's a prime location for a "community". And there are more places like that on my road. I see the the bigger problem simply being lifestyle and where you presently hang your hat. The majority of people's idea of country is asphalt, track housing, and country decor, with ortho lawn chemicals thrown in as good measure. I'll do my "farming" until it's not fashionable and the I'll just fade away into the shadows as is the present course we are on.I need some clarification on just what GAAMPS is or isn't. Are the guidelines in the GAAMP considered law? Is GAAMP certification necessary to own a farm? What are the penalties for not having certification? Is GAAMP tied,in what way, to the right to farm act?
Its my understanding that GAAMP only applies if you make money with your "livestock",i.e. sell eggs,chicks, chickens, or meat. Is this right?
If so, then we need to broaden our scope to encompass chickens as a "right" within the city or anywhere else, as long as they comply with existing noise , smell, and other applicable ordinances. As I see it, it would be constitutional to ordinance against foul smell, drawing nuisance varmits, and excessive noise, because they infringe on the rights of neighbors, but to outlaw the owning of chickens per sai (?) infringes on the individuals rights ( and has nothing to do with anyone else) and without actual violations wouldn't be constitutional. I believe that GAAMPS is only a small part of our problem, the big part is attacking the infringement on our rights.
I doubt the TWP here would tell everyone to get rid of "their farm" animals just yet, but, as the large land owners that farm to some extent die off the families sell the land and communities spring up. This has happened on my road and will continue. The farmer across the road has family that will no doubt sell and it's a prime location for a "community". And there are more places like that on my road. I see the the bigger problem simply being lifestyle and where you presently hang your hat. The majority of people's idea of country is asphalt, track housing, and country decor, with ortho lawn chemicals thrown in as good measure. I'll do my "farming" until it's not fashionable and the I'll just fade away into the shadows as is the present course we are on.