What exactly does an American farm mean?

American farm refers to the industrial chain of agricultural production in the United States, which integrates many links from agricultural planting, breeding, processing, transportation and sales, and is one of the largest agricultural production systems in the world. American farms are large in scale and have a lot of modern agricultural machinery and technology, which makes them have high productivity and market competitiveness.

American farms are characterized by scale, modernization, standardization, mechanization and technology. In the process of agricultural production, we also pay attention to environmental protection, energy conservation and emission reduction, implement refined management and produce on demand. In addition to traditional agricultural varieties, American farms are gradually developing in the direction of high value-added production such as organic fruits and vegetables, high-quality meat and eggs, and genetically modified crops.

The production of American farms has had an important impact on the global agricultural market. American farm planting techniques, crop varieties and processing and sales models have all played an important role in promoting the process of agricultural modernization. At the same time, the United States has a strong grain export capacity and plays a decisive role in the global grain market. Thus, American farms have an important position and influence in the global agricultural industrial chain.