Allow VB Farmers to Produce Value Added Products On Site
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Kierra Merriman
6 years ago
Let them process on site!!!
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Annette M Paine
6 years ago
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Quit government overreach and allow the farmers to sell value added products. Their products are healthier and less chemically treated !
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Tracey Bailey
6 years ago
Free Enterprise
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Kevin Jamison
6 years ago
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Highly important and much needed changes for the security of our local food system.
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Savana Griffith
· petition starter
6 years ago
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I am a hemp farmer unable to process my handmade salves using my hemp grown on site. This not only effects me, but effects my neighborhood farmers that grow wheat for bread, tomatoes for salsa, fruits for jams, veggies for pickling, and so on. Our goal is to raise awareness to agricultural commodities by producing amazing quality organic products using the crops grown on our farm. We need to do away with this outdated ordinance for the well-being and financial security of our local farmers. If people are worried about the size of a farming operation next door, imagine if your neighbor farmer was forced to sell their property to a commercial builder because they were unable to make a decent living selling vegetables.
Let them process on site!!!
Quit government overreach and allow the farmers to sell value added products. Their products are healthier and less chemically treated !
Free Enterprise
Highly important and much needed changes for the security of our local food system.
I am a hemp farmer unable to process my handmade salves using my hemp grown on site. This not only effects me, but effects my neighborhood farmers that grow wheat for bread, tomatoes for salsa, fruits for jams, veggies for pickling, and so on. Our goal is to raise awareness to agricultural commodities by producing amazing quality organic products using the crops grown on our farm. We need to do away with this outdated ordinance for the well-being and financial security of our local farmers. If people are worried about the size of a farming operation next door, imagine if your neighbor farmer was forced to sell their property to a commercial builder because they were unable to make a decent living selling vegetables.