How much farmland is developed annually in the United States? A) 100,000 hectares B) 1,000 hectares C) 10,000 hectares D) 1,000,000 hectares

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How much farmland is developed annually in the United States?

A) 100,000 hectares

B) 1,000 hectares

C) 10,000 hectares

D) 1,000,000 hectares

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1000,000 hectares every year

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