Any herd of cattle or equivalent weight of other critters is regulated in my state, county, fed if they are over 10 head. If you are within 300 feet of any water you are regulated on smaller herds.
Isn't it already that way everywhere?
I need to reapply every 4 years for a conditional use per it to graze 25-35 head of cattle.
This is just another layer of more regulations. More control.
Seems A lot on this site want farmers to disappear, import our food from Ukraine, Brazil, China, Africa.
We already have regulations on everything. To tile I need to put applications in front of 4 different offices, 2 county, state, and fed administered by a different county office.
You boys have your regulations already. Haven't you paid attention since mid 1980s? The regulations are heavy and crippling. They made good sense for a while, as mentioned it was too wide open back in the 50s, 60s, 70s.
Things have changed.
And you want more?
Yikes this country is going in the wrong direction.
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