Mega Farm

Pronunciation: /ˈmɛɡə fɑrm/

Definitions of mega farm

noun A large-scale agricultural operation that produces a high volume of crops or livestock for commercial purposes.

Example Sentences

A1 A mega farm has many animals.

A2 The mega farm produces a lot of food for the local community.

B1 The mega farm uses advanced technology to increase productivity.

B2 The mega farm is a major supplier of agricultural products in the region.

C1 The mega farm has implemented sustainable practices to reduce its environmental impact.

C2 The mega farm is a leading example of successful agribusiness management.

Examples of mega farm in a Sentence

formal The government is considering regulations for the establishment of a mega farm in the region.

informal Have you heard about the new mega farm being built down the road?

slang That mega farm is gonna be huge, man!

figurative The mega farm was like a bustling city in the middle of the countryside.

Grammatical Forms of mega farm

• past tense: mega farmed
• plural: mega farms
• comparative: more mega farm
• superlative: most mega farm
• present tense: mega farms
• future tense: will mega farm
• perfect tense: has mega farmed
• continuous tense: is mega farming
• singular: mega farm
• positive degree: mega farm
• infinitive: to mega farm
• gerund: mega farming
• participle: mega farmed

Origin and Evolution of mega farm

First Known Use: 1950 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'mega farm' originated in the United States during the agricultural boom of the 20th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe large-scale industrial farming operations, the term 'mega farm' has evolved to encompass various types of large agricultural enterprises that utilize advanced technology and practices.