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Doty Stew Podcast Welcome to the Doty Stew Podcast, hosted by Brad Doty. Each week, the show blends various topics, stories, and trends into engaging conversations.

Tune in for a unique mix of humor and exploration.

09/30/2026

It's their land, their right. County shouldn't dictate how landowners use their property. The goal to limit growth and hobby farms is flawed when it infringes on ownership rights.

09/30/2026

Protecting farmland is important, but strict rules can burden owners. When family members can't take over, what are the options? One family found success by dividing land, building a business, and creating a financial fallback beyond farming seasons. This strategy provided flexibility and eased financial pressure.

09/30/2026

A new 230-page document significantly alters how farmers can divide their land through the administrative split process. This process, designed to bypass full subdivision requirements for splitting off portions of land (up to 3 parcels), aims to prevent commercial subdivision-like development. It was intended for non-viable farm ground, such as for a farmer's child or hired hand to build a home.

09/30/2026

From farmers to families, people shared how proposed regulations threaten their private property rights and future plans. It's not just big business; it's about fundamental freedoms and what it means for everyday people.

09/30/2026

Are landowners owed fair compensation when their land is used? This discussion explores the potential obligations of counties to inform landowners of their rights and the substantial costs involved. If you own land, it's crucial to request an analysis of your situation.

09/30/2026

When Grandma and Grandpa can no longer farm, the land often faces development or subdivision. Incentivizing children to take over and find new ways to farm, like hobby vineyards or equestrian land, can keep agricultural spaces vibrant instead of becoming subdivisions.

09/30/2026

It boils down to control. The county sought to exert more influence without consulting key stakeholders like regional realtors, Farm Bureau, or Growing Together. Their opinions were never sought.

09/30/2026

Canyon County's new zoning laws are creating huge problems for local farmers. They want to eliminate split parcels, restrict rebuilding homes, and demand wells/septic for outbuildings, which makes no sense. The ag-only land minimum is jumping from 5 to 40 acres, preventing farmers from selling smaller plots for hobby farms or alfalfa fields. This is a significant taking that devalues their land.

09/29/2026

Staff created agricultural changes with hours of wasted effort. Lacking firsthand farming experience, their proposals revealed a disconnect from practical realities. A clear case of out-of-touch decision-making.

09/29/2026

Concerned about the true cost of real estate transactions? Landowners may need to request a specific analysis to understand potential billions in expenses. This impacts nearly everyone represented by local realtors.

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