The upcoming solar eclipse on April 8 is a rare event that could bring a half-million people into the 124-mile eclipse path across Ohio, according to the Ohio Emergency Management Agency. For months, we’ve been hearing about eclipse issues ranging from eye safety to best viewing locations. But for farmers and farmland owners within the eclipse viewing area, the solar eclipse raises unique issues and concerns. Should we take steps to secure the farm? Will it delay our farming activities? What if we have trespassers or want to invite people to the farm to view the eclipse?
With the eclipse quickly approaching, now is the time to address the safety and legal questions it creates for the agricultural community.
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