Environmental
Texas has 'right-to-farm' laws that:
AProhibit development near agricultural land
BProtect established agricultural operations from nuisance lawsuits filed by new neighboring residents✓ Correct
CRequire all farmers to obtain TCEQ permits
DAllow farmers to dump waste on their own property without restriction
Explanation
Texas Agriculture Code provides 'right-to-farm' protections, preventing nuisance lawsuits against established agricultural operations (farms, ranches, orchards) by people who move near them and then complain about normal farm operations (odors, noise, dust). This is important for rural property buyers to understand.
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