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Standing timber can be a valuable asset—but it’s also vulnerable to unlawful harvesting, especially on remote land with unclear boundaries.
Join Ross Pifer of Penn State University's Center for Agricultural & Shale Law (@AgShaleLaw) for a webinar on state timber trespass laws,
"Can I shoot down drones that are flying above my property?" – This is a common question that Senior Staff Attorney Rusty Rumley has been asked for the past several years. The short answer is “No” and for a more detailed explanation check out our blog article here:
As the number of U.S. farms being leased is continuing to grow, it is imperative that landlords and tenants understand the implied duty of good husbandry found in agricultural leases. Staff Attorney Emily Stone discusses good husbandry in this article: https://nationalaglawcenter.org/good-husbandry-in-agricultural-leases/
The Supreme Court is currently considering whether to take up a case that would have the Court revisit the definition of the Clean Water Act term "waters of the United States." Specifically, the Court is being asked to clarify the scope of its 2023 decision Sackett v. EPA. For
Supreme Court Asked to Revisit Definition of WOTUS
The United States Supreme Court is currently considering whether to take up a case from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals…
Soil for Sale? Utah Amends State Foreign Ownership Law
by NALC Staff Recently, the Utah state legislature enacted House Bill 291 (“HB 291”), which amends the state’s existing foreign ownership…
Food Foundations: Categories of Food Ingredients
Emily Whitest, Research Fellow If you’ve ever read an ingredient list on the back of a bottle of salad dressing or…
