INDIANA Farmers - Fence Laws
Good Evening, everyone.
I have a family member who has a blueberry farmer giving him grief over brush on the fence line (family member's side). He has previously cut out 10 foot into another neighbors property without their permission, saying it is a by-law that protects farmers who raise livestock. That being if they clear into their neighbors property it will prohibit cattle from eating anything poisonus.
I was just wondering if this was something he drummed up to get his way on an ole city boy who recently moved to the country?
All opinions appreciated, and I sell farm equipment for a living so I see it both ways as far as him wanting to increase berry yields. Thanks everyone
I have a family member who has a blueberry farmer giving him grief over brush on the fence line (family member's side). He has previously cut out 10 foot into another neighbors property without their permission, saying it is a by-law that protects farmers who raise livestock. That being if they clear into their neighbors property it will prohibit cattle from eating anything poisonus.
I was just wondering if this was something he drummed up to get his way on an ole city boy who recently moved to the country?
All opinions appreciated, and I sell farm equipment for a living so I see it both ways as far as him wanting to increase berry yields. Thanks everyone
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