People buying a house or building plot in the countryside usually seek peace, space, and proximity to nature. However, it's important to remember that the countryside is not just a place of residence, but above all, a space where agricultural production takes place. For many households, the smell of manure, the work of tractors, the transport of crops, the sounds of animals, and the late-night harvest are […]

Can complaints about the smell of manure, animal noises, or a combine harvester working after dark effectively restrict farm operations? For many farmers, this isn't just a theoretical question. A neighbor's complaint, a request to stop pollution, a conflict over nighttime harvesting, or an odor nuisance can mean not only stress but also the risk of production disruption, harvest delays, and real financial losses

The loss of land for the CPK project doesn't just affect the person listed in the land and mortgage register. For a farm, it can be equally important to determine who actually uses the land, who incurred the costs, who sowed the crops, and the terms of the lease or tenancy agreement. In today's article from the "Lawyer on the Farm" series, we discuss a situation in which the property covered by the CPK project […]

In today's article from the "Lawyer on the Farm" series, we will address a fundamental issue in the context of the development of the Central Communication Port/Port Polska: the amount of compensation due to those affected by expropriation for the investment. Expropriation for the CPK project may involve a house, agricultural plot, investment land, or even a commercial property. For many people, real estate is not just an asset, but a family home, […]

Those planning construction and companies seeking investment land should now consider not only price and location, but also how a given municipality will handle the spatial planning reform. Agricultural land is of particular importance here. In today's article from the "Lawyer on the Farm" series, we discuss the status of agricultural land classes I-III following changes to the land use planning system

The purchaser hasn't paid for grain, vegetables, or milk – now what? The answer may not have been satisfactory so far, but as of May 13, 2026, farmers have a specific protection instrument – ​​the revised and strengthened Agricultural Protection Fund. The insolvency of the purchaser is one of the most acute risks in agriculture. A farmer doesn't sell goods to a supermarket – he gives […]