The phrase "agricultural facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a place or establishment that is involved in agricultural activities, such as farming or livestock production.
Example: "The new agricultural facility will provide resources and support for local farmers to enhance their productivity."
Alternatives: "farming establishment" or "agriculture center".
A bill before the Iowa legislature would make it a crime to produce, distribute or possess photos and video taken without permission at an agricultural facility.
The age-of-air concept can be used to assess the ventilation efficiency of an agricultural facility.
Tephra collection in Takaharu to the end March 2011, including the manufacture of bags but excluding road and agricultural facility operations, cost 5,087,000 JPY (~66,000 USD) (Table 9), and the total amount of tephra collected by individuals as at 25 March was estimated to be 221,720 kg (Takaharu Town, 2011c).
"This building was actually the same agricultural facility, agricultural college, that has been cited right now as the site of these mass graves".
Last year, Big Food introduced Animal Facility Interference laws in several states which make it a crime to "produce, distribute or possess photos and video taken without permission at an agricultural facility".
It has been also found evidence of the certification type of current tea agricultural cropland that is required to register with a certificate integrated land registry and cadastre to enable tea agricultural farming facilities on it by tea parties.
Beginning in 2010, Spohler visited agricultural facilities, including industrial greenhouses and research factories, across the United States and Europe, taking photographs in which the starkly sterile facilities appear to encompass an infinite amount of space.
Economic compensation may be implemented by creating funds to update water-saving measures in agricultural facilities.
In the meantime, O'Toole said DHS is pursuing agreements with Canada and Australia that would give U.S. scientists emergency access to bio-safety level 4 (BSL-4) agricultural facilities, which are designed to contain the most dangerous pathogens.
Project Cost (JPY) 2010 Financial year (up to end March 2011) Collection and transfer of tephra 2,688,000 Road cleanup operations 15,473,000 Manufacture of tephra-collection bags 2,399,000 Tephra removal from agricultural facilities 12,528,000 2011 Financial year (from April 2011) Tephra collection 2,184,000.
Updating water-saving engineering and adopting drip irrigation technology in agricultural facilities after satisfying environmental flows would greatly relieve agricultural water shortage and save the economic compensation for different irrigation stakeholders.
