YES!
The people who move to the country to escape the noise and traffic of the city are just exposing themselves to a new set of things to complain about.
Unfortunately, the farmers usually lose the resulting battles and are eventually forced out of business (mostly due to economics)
Been a big problem here in Colorado. City folk (usually from elsewhere) come in and buy up farmland to develop into rural housing developments. Build 500,000 dollar houses on 5 to 35 acre tracts, sell 'em to other city folk (usually from elsewhere). They new homeowners then begin to complain about the odors, crop dusting, dust, etc. associated with farming, even try to get it stopped by the authorities or pass laws against it. Some counties have had to pass laws protecting the farmers from this.