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    Tag: Overreach

    End Of the Family Farm?


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Thu Jul 11, 2013 at 03:29:47 PM EST
    Tags: Michigan, Feral Government, Bakers Green Acres, Rick Snyder, Swine, DNR, Bill Schuette, Overreach, Tyranny (all tags)

    Maybe. Bakers Green Acres has endured the tyrannical hand of overzealous bureaucrats to the point of disintegration.

    Tomorrow's court hearing will likely signal more of the end to private property ownership and farming for small family organizations.  The hearing is at 111 Canal St. Lake City, MI and starts at 2 pm. The Bakers are facing a DNR $700,000 fine for wanting to do business as they have for decades. Donations are being accepted for their legal costs of defending not only THEIR way of life, but challenging the state imposed rules which CRUSH small farms and small business for nothing less than "the best of intentions."

    The Attorney General, OR The Governor COULD 'save the day' of course, but it could have happened already.

    Anyhow, The Bakers can still keep an upbeat attitude. In fact they are having a pig roast on Saturday along with some fund raising activities. And you are all invited. Celebrate the farm Saturday at their place.

    "The hogs are scalded and ready to roast.  The yard is looking good.  All the animals have been admonished to be on their best behavior.   We are anticipating good weather (if the weatherman can be trusted), which makes a hay ride a lot more fun.  There will be several ways you can enjoy and help support the farm: bid on products from our friends and associates in the Silent Auction, take home some farm products, and donate to the "piggy bank."

    Here's the plan for the Celebration of the Farm on Saturday:  ..."

    Follow the link to see how REAL Americans respond to statist oppression.

    Best of luck to the Bakers.

    God give them strength.

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