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Vorsteveld Farm Held in Contempt Over Runoff

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A Vermont judge has found Panton dairy farmers to be in contempt of court for failing to prevent waste from their fields from polluting a neighbor's property. Pollution from farms represents about 38 percent of the phosphorus flowing into Lake Champlain annually. Reducing it is one of the key strategies the state has identified to clean up the lake.
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Vorsteveld Farm Held in Contempt Over Runoff

A Vermont judge has found Panton dairy farmers to be in contempt of court for failing to prevent waste from their fields from polluting a neighbor’s property. Addison County Superior Court Judge Mary Miles Teachout ruled the owners of the Vorsteveld Farm “took no meaningful action” until recently to address her August 2022 order to stop the brown, foamy runoff from polluting a neighboring property and flowing into Arnold Bay. Neighbor Vicki Hopp…

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Seven Days broke the news in on Wednesday, January 10, 2024.
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