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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 433320" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>This state like lots of others has a "right to farm" law. As long as you are doing normal farming practices you are protected. Well a farmer over in the Yakima Valley who was raising apples decided to switch to cherries. With cherries comes the propane cannons to keep the birds away. The neighbors complained about the noise and it ended up in court. The judge decided for the neighbors based on the fact that he had switched his farming practices. So this year the legislature wrote a new "right to farm" law which covers the farmer even if they change their farm. Now you could turn a hay field into a feedlot and the neighbors would not be able to take you to court.</p><p>One of the fun parts of my job is when some urban import calls complaining about the smell of manure. I love being able to quote the right to farm law to them. Especially when they tell me that this would not be allowed in California. Because then I get to tell them they aren't in California anymore but I bite my tongue and don't tell then to move back there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 433320, member: 498"] This state like lots of others has a "right to farm" law. As long as you are doing normal farming practices you are protected. Well a farmer over in the Yakima Valley who was raising apples decided to switch to cherries. With cherries comes the propane cannons to keep the birds away. The neighbors complained about the noise and it ended up in court. The judge decided for the neighbors based on the fact that he had switched his farming practices. So this year the legislature wrote a new "right to farm" law which covers the farmer even if they change their farm. Now you could turn a hay field into a feedlot and the neighbors would not be able to take you to court. One of the fun parts of my job is when some urban import calls complaining about the smell of manure. I love being able to quote the right to farm law to them. Especially when they tell me that this would not be allowed in California. Because then I get to tell them they aren't in California anymore but I bite my tongue and don't tell then to move back there. [/QUOTE]
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