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Indiana Farm Bureau
Overview
Indiana Farm Bureau, established in 1928, operates within the telecommunications industry, specifically focusing on internet service provision and related services. The organization employs between 51 and 200 staff members and has reported significant revenue figures. A notable aspect of their published content includes legal resources addressing agricultural issues, particularly drainage problems in Indiana. One such document, titled "Legal Considerations for Solving Drainage Problems," outlines the complex nature of Indiana drainage laws, which encompass both statutory and common-law theories. This publication emphasizes the importance of landowners understanding their rights and responsibilities, especially when drainage issues affect neighboring properties. It also advises landowners to consult with legal professionals and relevant regulatory bodies, such as the Indiana Department of Environmental Management, before undertaking drainage work. The content reflects Indiana Farm Bureau's commitment to providing practical legal guidance to its members in navigating agricultural and environmental challenges.