Shively uses a cell phone himself, as most farmers do. But ironically, he can't get a signal on some parts of his farm. He's charged a roaming fee when he picks up signals from a tower that's not on his property. They want to have the same access that their city cousins do. But a certain rural contingent has begun to speak out against the towers.
Opponents say they're unattractive and they fear the health risks to people and animals.
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