Spring and summer have their fair share of rainy days, and along with the rain usually comes unwelcome weeds. When those weeds grow along a shared fence line between two rural neighbors, Ohio’s law spells out what and how much…

Spring and summer have their fair share of rainy days, and along with the rain usually comes unwelcome weeds. When those weeds grow along a shared fence line between two rural neighbors, Ohio’s law spells out what and how much…
If good fences make good neighbors, good fence laws are at least equally important. Leah and Joe talk about Ohio’s line fence laws: who’s responsible for what, how to handle disputes and more. Listen to Legal with Leah, a podcast…
Spring is the season to check fences, and when farmers start to focus on them, questions to Ohio Farm Bureau begin to increase. Staff members have made two presentations so far focused on the township trustee role in the dispute process. In a nutshell: trustees can help you work through that dispute, according to Leah Curtis, Ohio Farm Bureau director of agricultural law.
In 2008, Ohio Line Fence Law was updated to make it more easily understood, but from time to time issues and questions arise. Some county Farm Bureau offices have recently received calls with questions, and in an attempt answer some of those questions and concerns, here is a list of five important reminders.