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In recent years the USDA has increasingly become more aggressive in both new interpretations of old regulations and issuing citations without sufficient evidence of cause. In short, instead of relying on the actual regulations of the Animal Welfare Act the USDA inspectors utilize inspection guides as their means of interpretation and execution of law. The subjective inspection guide creates an avenue for government overreach and lack of consistency among inspectors when interpreting the Animal Welfare Act. Learn More Here...

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It Stops Here!

Help Us Fight USDA Overreach

Push Back

In recent years the USDA has increasingly become more aggressive in both new interpretations of old regulations and issuing citations without sufficient evidence of cause. In short, instead of relying on the actual regulations of the Animal Welfare Act the USDA inspectors utilize inspection guides as their means of interpretation and execution of law. The subjective inspection guide creates an avenue for government overreach and lack of consistency among inspectors when interpreting the Animal Welfare Act. Learn More Here...

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It stops here. With the assistance of numerous other drive through parks, a team of qualified USDA, legal, and political experience - The Farm at Walnut Creek is leading the charge to push back against this tyrannical overreach. We need your help. The country needs your help

Here is What You Can Do to Help

Call USDA

Call USDA Animal Care at 970-494-7478

Talking Points:

I have major concerns as to what is happening to the Farm at Walnut Creek.
The inspection report showed no concerns about animal care. The only concern was a simple lack of knowledge, by the USDA, about that type of bird.
The cost to the farm, for the reinterpretation of old guidelines, is staggering.
There need to be uniform guidelines for inspections!

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Contact State & Federal Representatives

Contact Congressman
Troy Balderson

Congressman Balderson represents the district in which The Farm at Walnut Creek resides.

Phone: (614) 523-2555
Email: troy.balderson@mail.house.gov

Talking Points - Phone

I am not in the Congressman’s district but the Farm at Walnut Creek is.
Are you aware that the Farm at Walnut Creek, a long-standing Amish country attraction, is being targeted by the USDA?
Three years ago, the Farm at Walnut Creek passed inspection without the concerns recently raised. These reinterpreted guidelines cost the Farm a lot of money to “be in compliance.”
Now it seems that PETA is controlling the USDA and unfairly targeting this amazing property. You can contact a Farm representative (Jeremy Dunlap) at 615-686-0776 for more information.
Even recently, the Farm paid $12,000 for a barrier that the USDA came back and decided, after the fact, was not needed!
The Farm at Walnut Creek has helped give joy to those with terminal illness, helped children with emotional and physical struggles, and provided a safe place for families to build memories.

Email:

Dear Congressman Balderson

I am not in your district but the Farm at Walnut Creek is. Are you aware that the Farm at Walnut Creek, a long standing Amish country attraction, is being targeted by the USDA?

Three years ago, the Farm at Walnut Creek passed inspection without the concerns recently raised.

These reinterpreted guidelines are costing the Farm a lot of money to “be in compliance.”

Now it seems that PETA is controlling the USDA and unfairly targeting this amazing property. You can contact a Farm representative (Jeremy Dunlap) at 615-686-0776 for more information. Even recently, the Farm paid $12,000 for a barrier that the USDA came back and decided, after the fact, was not needed!

The Farm at Walnut Creek has helped give joy to those with terminal illness, helped children with emotional and physical struggles, and provided a safe place for families to build memories.

Please reach out to them. They need your help.

(Your Name)

(City, State)

Contact Congressman
Thomas Massie

Phone: (202) 225-3465
Email: thomas.massie@mail.house.gov

Talking Points - Phone

I am not in the Congressman’s district, but because of the continued fight, by the Congressman, for agriculture and food supply, I thought he should know about something taking place in the state of Ohio to the Farm at Walnut Creek.
The Farm at Walnut Creek is a longstanding attraction in Amish Country, Ohio.The Farm employs numerous members of that community.
Three years ago, the Farm at Walnut Creek passed inspection without the concerns recently raised. These reinterpreted guidelines are costing the Farm a lot of money to “be in compliance.”
Now it seems that PETA is controlling the USDA and unfairly targeting this amazing property. You can contact a Farm representative (Jeremy Dunlap) at 615-686-0776 for more information.
Even recently, the Farm paid $12,000 for a barrier that the USDA came back and decided, after the fact, was not needed!
The Farm at Walnut Creek has helped give joy to those with terminal illness, helped children with emotional and physical struggles, and provided a safe place for families to build memories.

Email:

Dear Congressman Massie:

Because of the continued fight by the Congressman for agriculture and food supply, I thought he should know about something taking place in the state of Ohio to the Farm at Walnut Creek. While I’m not in your district, this is critical.

The Farm at Walnut Creek is a longstanding attraction in Amish Country, Ohio. The Farm employs numerous members of that community.

Three years ago, the Farm at Walnut Creek passed their USDA inspection without the concerns recently raised. These reinterpreted guidelines are costing the Farm a lot of money to “be in compliance.”

Now it seems that PETA is controlling the USDA and unfairly targeting this amazing property. You can contact a Farm representative (Jeremy Dunlap) at 615-686-0776 for more information.

Even recently, the Farm paid $12,000 for a barrier that the USDA came back and decided, after the fact, was not needed!

The Farm at Walnut Creek has helped give joy to those with terminal illness, helped children with emotional and physical struggles, and provided a safe place for families to build memories.

(Your Name)

(City, State)

Media Inquiries

Contact Jeremy Dunlap, Interim Political and Communications Director for all media requests: 615.686.0776