Indiana Agricultural Operations and Right to Farm Law

(d) An agricultural or industrial operation or any of its appurtenances is not and does not become a nuisance, private or public, by any changed conditions in the vicinity of the locality after the agricultural or industrial operation, as the case may be, has been in operation continuously on the locality for more than one (1) year if the following conditions exist: (1) There is no significant change in the type of operation. A significant change in the type of agricultural operation does not include the following: (A) The conversion from one type of agricultural operation to another type of agricultural operation. (B) A change in the ownership or size of the agricultural operation. (C) The: (i) enrollment; or (ii) reduction or cessation of participation; of the agricultural operation in a government program. (D) Adoption of new technology by the agricultural operation. (2) The operation would not have been a nuisance at the time the agricultural or industrial operation began on that locality.