South Harrison - Part 5, Zoning - 90-5.36, Right to Farm 175, Land Management - 175-90, Agriculture 225, Zoning - Article XI, Right to Farm District - 225-82 to 225-84 253, Land Development - 253-101, Right to Farm 63, Farmland Preservation - Article I, Right to Farmįranklin - Ch. 425-281, A.5, Agricultural Zones standards, and 4.6, Agricultural Zones standardsĮlk Twp. 30, Land Use and Development - Article XV, Specially Protected Uses - 30-146, Farms. 120, Land Development - 120-21, Overlay District Regulations - 120-21.A, Agricultural Industrial and Commercial Overlay District. 139, Farming - 139.1-2, Right to Farmĭeerfield - Ch. 12, Land Development - 12-3.5 AR - Agricultural Residential District 110, Land Development - 110-24, Right to Farm 34, Agriculture - Article I, Right to Farm 62 Agricultural and Farming Activities - 62.1, Right to farm, permitted useĮvesham - Ch. 175, Land Development - Article XII, Design, Performance and Evaluation Standards - 175-88, Agricultural ManagementĬhesterfield - Ch. Mercer - Middlesex - Monmouth - Morris - Ocean - Salem - Somerset - Sussex - Warren AtlanticĮgg Harbor - Ch.

For any municipality below without a link to its online code, contact the municipal clerk or Right to Farm Program staff to obtain a copy.Ītlantic - Burlington - Camden - Cape May - Cumberland - Gloucester - Hunterdon Below is a list of municipalities with an ordinance. The Right to Farm Program is assembling a statewide list of New Jersey's local Right to Farm ordinances. The program has developed a Model Right to Farm Ordinance, and Right to Farm Program staff, along with County Agriculture Development Board staff, are available to help answer questions and discuss ideas with municipal officials. The Right to Farm Program can assist municipalities in drafting or revising a local Right to Farm ordinance. This might be one of several measures a town has taken (some have adopted additional ordinances or developed comprehensive farmland preservation plans, for instance) to support and promote agriculture as a business. Many municipalities have taken the extra step of adopting a local Right to Farm ordinance to show their support for farmers and local agriculture.

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