"Factory farm" is just a term used by opponents of large-scale animal agriculture to refer to Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations or CAFO's. There are approximately 15,000 CAFO's in the US according to the US Department of Agriculture and Environmental Protection Agency.
There are 65,000 Dairy Farms in the US
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As of recent estimates, there are approximately 350 fish farms operating in Australia. These farms primarily focus on species such as salmon, barramundi, and tuna. The aquaculture industry in Australia is growing, contributing significantly to the country's seafood production. However, the number of farms can vary due to factors like market demand and regulatory changes.
* There are about 2,204,794 farms in the USA in 2011.*
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The place that holds the most fish farms is primarily in Asia, with countries like China and India leading in aquaculture production. China alone accounts for a significant percentage of the world's fish farming, particularly in freshwater species. Other notable regions include Southeast Asia and parts of Latin America, where aquaculture has been rapidly expanding to meet growing seafood demand.
Yes, there are catfish farms in the Houston, Texas area and surrounding regions. The state of Texas is known for its aquaculture, including catfish farming, which thrives in the warm climate. Many farms offer both live and processed catfish, contributing to local markets and restaurants. For specific locations and details, it's best to check local agricultural resources or directories.
Funny thing that many people don't realize is that commercial farms and family farms are one and the same. Thus, there really is no issue between them. In the US at least 97% of all farms are family farms. What most people consider to be a "corporate farm" (a farm which is owned and operated by unrelated members or a parent corporation) makes up approximately 0.3% of all US farms.
Yes ,yes they do. We have herb farms
Many US Farmers have lost their family farms over the last 40 years because they could not compete with the big corporations