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Electricity in agriculture

R.A. Bayetto

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Today, virtually all British farms take a supply of electricity from the mains, and during the last financial year, they consumed 2970 GWh; electricity is now a tool in the hands of all engaged in British farming

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Today, virtually all British farms take a supply of electricity from the mains, and during the last financial year, they consumed 2970 GWh; electricity is now a tool in the hands of all engaged in British farming

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Today, virtually all British farms take a supply of electricity from the mains, and during the last financial year, they consumed 2970 GWh; electricity is now a tool in the hands of all engaged in British farming

Key concepts: Mains electricity, Electricity, Agriculture, Electricity retailing, Business, Agricultural economics, Engineering, Economics

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