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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 788924" data-attributes="member: 2189">Re: Obamanation here today&nbsp;&nbsp;Not in and of itself but what is does do is grant the USDA to write new regulations and the legislation language is so broad that school bake sales could be outlawed as well as front yard lemonade stands by your kids. As for the lemonade stand, you might be surprised most may already be illegal just based on local business as well as local zoning laws. Also it&#039;s been said under the broad language on the USDA bill that regs could be written to limit, regulate and restrict even a backyard vegetable garden. Will all this happen when the rules writting function of the USDA gets in gear is anybodies guess but in the case of backyard gardens and the control that big agri and other big farm function have over the USDA, anything is possible. I&#039;m at least looking for a 2 step forward, test the waters and one step back if it gets choppy!&nbsp;Looking at the lengths the US gov&#039;t has gone with the surveil state in light of so-called rights, I&#039;d hope for the best but be prepared for the worst!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 788924, member: 2189"] [b]Re: Obamanation here today[/b] Not in and of itself but what is does do is grant the USDA to write new regulations and the legislation language is so broad that school bake sales could be outlawed as well as front yard lemonade stands by your kids. As for the lemonade stand, you might be surprised most may already be illegal just based on local business as well as local zoning laws. Also it's been said under the broad language on the USDA bill that regs could be written to limit, regulate and restrict even a backyard vegetable garden. Will all this happen when the rules writting function of the USDA gets in gear is anybodies guess but in the case of backyard gardens and the control that big agri and other big farm function have over the USDA, anything is possible. I'm at least looking for a 2 step forward, test the waters and one step back if it gets choppy! Looking at the lengths the US gov't has gone with the surveil state in light of so-called rights, I'd hope for the best but be prepared for the worst! [/QUOTE]

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