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Posted by Clint Youse MO on April 16, 2007 at 19:46:20 from (64.111.61.87):
In Reply to: development on development posted by Dave from MN on April 16, 2007 at 09:10:15:
Dave I feel what you are going through I have a hog farm in MIssouri no developers around me but people are trying to pass health ordinances saying that it is unhealthy to live near or around a concentrated animal feeding operation (CAFO) does not matter hogs sheep cattle or poultry. they are trying to stop the construction. I got lots of news articles I will look through them see if there is any thing that could benefit you. And for Walt It is my land to so why can I not put in a 1200 sow gestation and farrowing barn with out neighbors complaining if I were Dave I would make sure everybody new that my barns were there and I should have the right to expand these developers and there customers do not care about my land If we develope all of it and cannot produce food are we going to import it like oil and pay through the nose for it right now you have the cheapest and safest food supply in the world. Remember the toxic pet food was because of wheat gluten from china could have been in your food. I dont care if they bought the land but do not try to put me out of bussiness so you can make a dollar. Clint
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