A.   Uses. Uses in the A-1 General Farming District are allowed and/or limited as set forth below and in the referenced sections of this Municipal Code.

      1.   Permitted Principal Uses.

         Apiculture

         Dairying

         Forestry

         Grazing, pasturage and paddocks

         Greenhouses, plant nurseries, floriculture

         Raising of hay, cash crop grain, mint, grass, seed crops, silage, tree fruits, nuts and berries, and vegetables

         Livestock raising, including poultry, provided that new or expanded livestock facilities with 500 or more animal units require a license and must meet the requirements as set forth in Chapter 39

         Orchards

         Paddocks and pasturage

         Stables

         Truck farming permitted in s. 35-64, A-4 Truck Farming District, subject to the size and height requirements provided therein.

         Viticulture

      2.   Accessory Uses.

         Farm dwellings for those farm owners and laborers actually engaged in a principal use and residential dwellings for the parents and children of the farm owners are accessory uses to the farm operation but shall comply with all the dwelling requirements of the A-2 General Farming and Residential District. Such residential dwellings for parents and children are permitted as such a use is in compliance with the adopted farmland preservation plan. A separate, recorded lot shall be recorded for such dwellings.

         Existing dwellings not accessory to any farm operation and farm dwellings remaining after consolidation of neighboring farms are permitted but shall comply with all the provisions of the A-2 General Farming and Residential District.

         Not more than one roadside stand on any one farm shall be permitted as an accessory use.

         See also s. 35-21 of this Chapter.

      3.   Conditional Uses. See s. 35-100.

         Animal hospitals, provided the lot area is not less than three acres, and all principal structures and uses are not less than 100 feet from any residential district

         Commercial raising, training 6 , propagation, boarding or butchering of animals not defined as livestock, including but not limited to dogs, mink, rabbits, foxes, emus, ostriches, camels, alpacas and llamas

         Grain elevators, commercial grain storage and seed operations, which operate exclusive of any farm operation

         Migratory laborer’s housing

         Worm farms and sod farms.

         Airstrips and landing fields for the use of the property owner for personal and farm related activities

   B.   Area Requirements