GEORGETOWN, Del. — The Delmarva Hen Affiliation, Maryland Farm Bureau, and Maryland Grain Producers Affiliation applaud an Appellate Court docket of Maryland ruling that affirms right-to-farm provisions defending a Talbot County farm’s potential to make use of fashionable nutrient administration methods.
The Could 30 ruling, Within the “Matter of Cheryl Lewis, et al.,” written by Decide Glenn T. Harrell Jr., affirmed the precept that Maryland’s right-to-farm legislation broadly shields farmers and their operations from vexatious lawsuits. Maryland’s right-to-farm legislation protects farm operations from litigation asserting that the farm is a nuisance or {that a} farm. . .