Farmers sometimes start their tractors early in the morning. Trash pickup and removal isn't available everywhere. Animals and their manure can cause objectionable odors. These are just a few minor details city folk may not know before moving to the country. So, the Illinois Farm Bureau has published a booklet explaining what these ex-urbanites are likely to find once they leave the concrete jungle behind.
People often intend to get away from it all and enjoy the serenity of an agrarian countryside.
What they'll likely find, however, is that they are only trading the benefits and drawbacks of city living for those of the country. Access Rural roads aren't maintained at the same quality as city streets. Gravel from roads can chip vehicle paint and crack windshields. Weather can impede travel on rural roads. Snow and rain create serious travel hazards.