When it comes to land-spreading septage, you can follow the letter of the law and still face problems with your neighbors. Such is the case for Cary Zeschke, owner of Zeschke Septic Cleaning, in Bloomington, Ill.Working closely with the local McLean County Health Department, Zeschke is permitted to spread septic waste on an 8-acre farm field. His procedures are inspected annually and he keeps careful records of when and how much he spreads on the property. He says he gets high marks from the county and the farmer who owns the land is satisfied with him.But a few months ago,
