22.05.12

Passable news! In 2010, the FBI’s national crime statistics specify a drop in overall crime rates across the U.S.  In fact, all regions of the native land experienced an overall decline in property crime during 2010 compared to 2009 rates (down 3.8 percent in the South, 2.7 percent in the Midwest, 2.5 percent in the West, and 0.5 percent in the Northeast).   All metropolis-dwelling population groups saw decreases in violent crime as well.  These are all good-hearted things for our nation and communities.  But, with the good, also comes the not so unspoilt.  This same report indicates that non-metropolitan (e.g. suburban and rural) counties saw snub increases in burglaries (1.2 percent) and larceny-theft (3.2 percent).  Slight feel embarrassed increases to be sure, but a reminder that although rural communities are often thought of as “OK”, crime is still present. 

There are two avenues to limiting farm-consanguineous property crime.  First, are the on-farm aspects, which would include activities aimed at reducing a farm’s most notable vulnerabilities.  In other words, make the farm a less attractive place for criminals to object.  The primary goal for a farm operator is to make getting to the receptive or vulnerable areas on a farm, to commit a crime, more difficult.

Source: Dairy Herd Management

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