What can I do to stop a farmer from using a propane bird blaster every two minutes, twelve hours a day from July until November?

I moved into a community in central New York last February 2009 that has agricultural land and residential land right next to each other. Early in July I heard what sounded like a cannon blast inside my home that exploded every two minutes from eight o'clock in the morning until eight o'clock at night - every day!

Upon investigating the cause of this extremely irritating, repetitive noise that was making sick, I discover the farm located about 200 feet across an open field used a propane bird blaster to scare birds away from July until November and can make the noise 24 hours a day as part of NYS Right to Farm Laws, according to the farmer. To get relief, I have to leave my home. I expected farm machine sounds but not this. Do I have any legal rights to stop this? HELP!
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