Baltimore City Food Truck Ordinance is Constitutional
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State’s Public Utility Law Preempted Local Zoning and Planning Requirements for Siting Solar Energy
Maryland Court Upholds the 2014 CAFO Permit for Complying With EPA’s Requirements
State Law Protections Granted to Religious Groups Don't Provide Challenging Special Use Exception
Ninth Circuit Upholds a Portion of an Ag Gag Law
Father’s Estate Plan Leaves Many Unanswered Questions Relating to Gifts to On-Farm Heir
Recording of Identical Livestock Brands in Different Locations on An Animal Violated State Law Precl
Court Agrees That Pollution Clause in Insurance Policy Excludes Damage from Manure
Wyoming’s Resource Data Collection Statute Violates the First Amendment of the Constitution
Montgomery County Circuit Court Rules That County Pesticide Ordinance Preempted By State Law
Utah’s Ag-Gag Law Violates First Amendment, But Producers Still Have Options
Court of Appeals Rules That FAA Overstepped Authority When Requiring Hobby Operators to Register UAV
Dairy Able to Build Barns, But What About Using Property For A Dairy?
Court of Appeals Rules Against Animal Ag Reporting Exemption in Two Environmental Laws
Maryland’s Dormant Mineral Interest Law Not Unconstitutional
Is It Negligent to Release a Seed Variety Before the Paired Pesticide is Approved?
Agency Not Given Third Opportunity to Make Determination by Federal Court
Federal District Court Allows North Dakota Farmers Union and Dakota Resource Council to Intervene
Preserved Property Owner Does Not Have Standing to Challenge Approved Use by Neighboring Preserved
Challenging An Aquaculture Lease Requires More Than Alleged Violations of the Open Meetings Act