(A) Customary agricultural practices in and around rural residential developments, such as five acre tracts, in the agricultural zoned areas of the county (A-1) shall not constitute a nuisance as codified in KRS 411.500 et seq.
(B) Customary agricultural practices include, but are not limited to, the following:
(1) Plowing, spraying, mowing, irrigation, growing, and harvesting of crops including grass, legume, hay, grain, tobacco, fruit and truck or vegetable crops, floriculture, horticulture, growing of mushrooms, nursery and forest planting stock orchards, forestry, and the operation of greenhouses;
(2) Keeping, raising, and feeding of livestock and poultry, fowl, swine, beef, and dairy cattle, pony and horse production;
(3) Fur, game, fish, and wildlife farm operation;
(4) Farm buildings used for growing, harvesting, and preparing crop products for market;
(5) Roadside stands and signs pertaining to the sale or use of the premises or products produced thereon;
(6) Farm buildings for storing and protecting farm machinery and equipment from the elements, for housing livestock and poultry, and preparing livestock and poultry products for market;
(7) Construction on fences, waterways, ponds, and contours; and
(8) Other reasonable agricultural practices which from time to time shall be customary.
(C) The practices specified in division (B) above are expected to result in the detection of odors, noise, and dust on neighboring properties.
(Prior Code, § 51.100) (Ord. 95-12, passed 7-27-1995)