Local farmers are expressing significant concern regarding the management of feral pests on neighboring properties. They claim that some absentee landholders, who do not reside on their land full-time, are failing to contribute to necessary control efforts. This lack of participation is reportedly hindering the overall effectiveness of pest management in the region. Farmers argue that the negligence of these landowners allows pest populations to thrive and migrate. Such imbalances in effort create additional burdens for those working the land daily. The situation has highlighted a growing tension between active producers and passive property owners. Consequently, farmers are calling for greater accountability to protect agricultural productivity.