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You missed the line right above that: "an internationally recognized 10-acre micro-farm" Even 10 acres is considered "micro". Also, that's 1.5 acres of culti
by dsp1234 10y ago
You missed the line right above that:
"an internationally recognized 10-acre micro-farm"
Even 10 acres is considered "micro". Also, that's 1.5 acres of cultivated permanent beds on 10 acres.
For a 1 acre farm, where are the homestead, barns, equipment(tractors, tillers, etc), animals, etc located? All of that takes up space, which can't be used for growing. You need more than a single acre to actually have an acre of growing area.
- randomdata 10y agoAs a grain farmer, one of the farms I work is only 3 acres. The answer to your question is simple: You keep them at another farm.