A backyard farmer in Clarkston, Georgia is being sued for growing too many vegetables

[whistlepig]

Seems the article is somewhat scewed towards the city/ establishment in my opinion (treehugger)?

Citation reads " Unauthorized use of agricultural activities performed in order to raise crops"???

Could he have been using a tractor or tiller? at what time?? early morning, late evening.

I am all for land owner rights, but when you chose to live in a social setting, hey, them guy's have rules. Sounds like he has lived there awhile, also sounds like the rules have changed and for whatever reason being enforced..

The last sentence asked you to change the focus of the debate. huh?

"The facts ma'am, only the facts" seems some are missing some in this article.

Here in the metroplex (Dallas/Ft Worth) on occasion, you can be cited for watering your lawn on the wrong day! Each city decides this as the weather changes along with demand. Yes I don't have to worry about that since I don't live in the city but, they have only so much H20 capacity.. times are chang'in in the city boy's...

In the gated communities of West Chester, Ohio you can be cited if your lawn has too many yellow spots from your dog peeing on it. If you leave your front door propped open too long ( like while moving in) you will get a citation for leaving your front door open too long. You can't fly the American flag. Your fence must match the neighbors if they allow you to build a fence at all. All houses and yards must look identical to the neighborhood police. And the lots go for $500,000 an acre there. And all these houses are up for sale now.

 

[Duffster]

I guess she should have made here own cookie dough.

 

[300UGUY]

I guess she should have made here own cookie dough.

I've argued with my wife that eating raw cookie dough is always a bad idea, but she hasn't given up on it. I am suspicious of any soft cookie. One good dose of food poisoning got my attention. But as far as the OP, around here, running a home biz with 1 employee is fine. 2 gets you in violation of township ordinances.