ORIGINAL: F-16 viperman
Forget trying to buy land here in Southern California that is close enough and yet immune. It would take very big dollars. They are buying land up to develop in the dairy preserve and moving the dairies further and further out. They are building houses and buildings on old manure heaps, corn fields and swamps. Even if we did buy the land it would be before long that something would come along and try to take it away and then probably sue us anyway.
Lemme guess. I have some dear friends that used to have a dairy farm in Chino; ceded to the subdividers years ago. Now I visit them where they got pushed out to - the Red River Valley, near Lake Texoma. Now they raise sod instead of cows. Visits are more fun, though. The beer is 3.2 on the OK side, but the real McCoy is close at hand directly across the river in TX, fireworks are still legal so the 4th of July partying is more than a faded memory, and there's no smog. Not bad, really. 100 guys just might buy a model field in that part of the country.
Abel