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American billionaires are showing off their farmland for elaborate hobbies, but a buying spree among the ultrarich risks pricing farmers out
Mark Zuckerberg and Alexis Ohanian have become amateur yeoman, but other one-percenters may be putting actual farmers at a disadvantage.
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Mark Zuckerberg and Alexis Ohanian have taken up amateur yeoman farming, while other ultra‑wealthy individuals are acquiring farmland in ways that could disadvantage existing farmers.
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