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Farm Size, Asset Management, and Area Under Glass

Biomass Rules Posted on January 7, 2025 by Mark JennerJanuary 7, 2025

US Farm size is difficult to label in a quantitative way.  When a measure is easy to derive, it is not very relevant.  While moving toward unpacking cellular agriculture in the next few posts, there are formative steps to cover … Continue reading →

Posted in definition, economics, farm, firm, policy | Tagged area under glass, asset management, cellular, cellulose conversion, farm size, floriculture and bedding, food and animal feed, food crops, fuel and energy, hemp, microbial, mushrooms, nitrogen fixation, nursery crops, propagative materials, sod, soil microbes, transformation, waste treatment and utilization | Leave a reply

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