The president of the Nebraska Farm Bureau says a recently introduced bill that would change zoning regulations could help strengthen the state’s livestock industry. Mark McHargue says an inconsistent permitting process has made it harder for producers to grow their operations. He says the legislation would bring much-needed clarity for conditional-use permits. “It allows […]
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