Henry Family Farm Has Been Mostly Saved but There's Still Work to Do

New Jersey officials thought they could snatch up a 175-year-old family farm under the usual “affordable housing” excuse. They didn’t count on the Henrys fighting back — and winning. After months of legal battles, the family defeated Bedminster Township’s attempt to bulldoze their heritage in the name of “equity.” Their victory isn’t just about one farm; it’s a reminder that private property still matters in America, and that the government’s favorite word — “public good” — too often just means “your land, our rules.”