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Common in farming areas near cities in USA. People move to be close to nature but the farmers are out spreading manure at 5:30 AM and trucks are going up and d
by JJMcJ 6y ago
Common in farming areas near cities in USA.
People move to be close to nature but the farmers are out spreading manure at 5:30 AM and trucks are going up and down the "quiet country lane" all day.
- rusabd 6y agoI don't mind manure, but pesticides and other chemicals could be nasty. Also farmland is monocrop desert in USA
- JJMcJ 6y agoThis is true, but in the nature of farming areas today. Moving there and it's what you will face.
- wott 6y ago> I don't mind manure I usually don't, but I once had a neighbour who found it clever to spray liquid manure through the water cannons which are normally used for watering maize... I just let you imagine for a minute the atmosphere in the whole municipality when he was doing that.
- dejv 6y agoDon't know about USA, but in Europe there are very strict laws about pesticide use (things like wind speed, droplet size and buffer zones) to make general public safe. As a certified agronomist (person who give orders to start spraying) but to some extend also tractor driver you are personally liable to follow the rules. I am sure similar legislative is in use as well.