energy use in agriculture
Energy use in agriculture refers to the amount of energy required for various activities involved in the production, processing, and transportation of crops, livestock, and related agricultural products. It encompasses the use of fossil fuels, electricity, and other sources of energy to power machinery, irrigation systems, heating and cooling systems, as well as to perform tasks such as tilling the land, harvesting, processing, and distribution.
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