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A Wisconsin property near active dairy operations may require disclosure of:

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B) Proximity to agricultural operations, potential odors, noise, and protections under Wisconsin's Right to Farm Law

Wisconsin's Right to Farm Law (Wis. Stat. §823.08) protects agricultural operations from nuisance lawsuits. Buyers near dairy or other farm operations should be informed of potential impacts and legal protections afforded to farmers.

Answer Options
A
Nothing special
B
Proximity to agricultural operations, potential odors, noise, and protections under Wisconsin's Right to Farm Law
C
Only milk production volume
D
Federal farm subsidies

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Right to Farm Law Wis. Stat. §823.08Material fact disclosureAgricultural zoningNuisance lawSeller's Real Estate Condition Report

Key Terms:

Right to Farm Lawagricultural disclosurenuisancedairy operationsmaterial factWis. Stat. §823.08

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