Fonda Fish Farm

By kkeps

(2023-11-26)

Featured in a Detour in Leg 9 of The Amazing Race 35

Gorky-2 State Farm.

By SammyMaps

(2021-05-06)

This is the old Gorki-2 state farm Located west of Moscow along the Rublevo-Uspenskoye-Shosse. It is now a residential village that is home to some very wealthy people in Russia.

In 1924, After already having settled on the properties of exiled land owners, the Soviet elite decided to establish a state farm to provide fresh produce for themselves. The operation was implemented by Felix Dzerzhinsky, and the area he chose was on the nationalized land of Gorki-2 .

It was reported by publicist Adrian Rudomino that even during the food crisis of the 1930s and 40s you could leave this collective farm with full cans of milk, cottage cheese, meat and eggs.

in the 1990s, The farm and Thousands of acres surrounding, were acquired for a pittance by "The Pioneers of Rublevka", Timofey Klinovsky and his business partners through opaque schemes.

The Villages surrounding Gorki-2 is home to the richest and most powerful members of Russian Elite.

Maligcong Rice Terraces

By kkeps

(2020-03-18)

Site of the Pit Stop of Leg 3 of The Amazing Race Philippines 1

Kadchog Rice Terraces

By kkeps

(2020-03-18)

Featured in Leg 3 of The Amazing Race Philippines 1

Prince Edward Aqua Farms

By kkeps

(2019-11-08)

Featured in a Detour in Leg 10 of The Amazing Race Canada 2

Home of Delford M. Smith (deceased)

By jbottero

(2017-05-27)

Delford ("Del") Smith founded Evergreen Helicopters in 1960, a company that was to evolve into Evergreen International Aviation. Evergreen Air is most notably known as the "CIA airline" during the Vietnam conflict and other shady US government operations. The Evergreen Air and Space Museum is the home of Howard Hughes' famous plywood cargo plane, the Spruce Goose. Delford M. Smith died in 2014 and left behind this palatial estate located on the Willamette River, in Oregon state, USA. Dundee Oregon is also the home of numerous wineries.

East Point Plantation, Diego Garcia

By Xeba73

(2014-04-14)

A coconut plantation.

Lost Greenhouse #1

By hw4x

(2014-02-25)

A fairly large greenhouse in the middle of nowhere.

Fishing nets near Apasa

By hhgygy

(2013-10-04)

Quinebaug Valley Trout Hatchery

By Turneasterne

(2012-05-05)

Located in Plainfield, CT, the Quinebaug Valley Trout Hatchery is one of the largest hatcheries on the eastcoast. The facility produces 380,000 pounds of trout annually. Visitors can explore the hatchery and visitor's center.

Fishing nets

By kjfitz

(2011-07-30)

Possible EHEC bacteria source location

By Dania

(2011-06-06)

This is the Bienenbüttel Grocery Farm in Lower Saxony where the possible EHEC bacteria was found in sprouts has cost the death of 22 people, 21 of them in Germany.

http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/europe/06/06/europe.e.coli/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escherichia_coli_O157:H7

Turtle Pond

By kjfitz

(2010-11-30)

Fish farm in the Dushantsi Reservoir

By Dania

(2010-09-27)

Aquaculture in Taiwan

By adrbr

(2010-02-04)

Etang de Montady

By mlc1us

(2009-08-17)

Etang de Montady is a strange circular depression, a remanent of an ancient lake drained by monks in the XIIth C. It is famous for its pie-shaped fields which preserve the original drainage channels.

Sultans' Razat Farm

By muntasir0

(2008-11-18)

This farm covers 1346 acres or 545 hectares or 5.4 sq km! Belongs to the Sultan. It provides his fresh meals. Costs US $375 million!

Aquaculture

By adrbr

(2008-07-21)

Maricultura del Norte

By Parabellum

(2008-05-26)

Madagascar Aquaculture?

By johnnbnc

(2008-05-22)

Madagascar Aquaculture?

Unknown Agriculture

By jbottero

(2008-04-16)

Unknown agriculture. There must be some kind of structure as there is a shadow along one edge. Wonder what it is? Near Frontera, a municipality in the western and the southern ends of the island of El Hierro, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, in the Canary Islands

Blue Hole and Castalia Hatchery

By Parabellum

(2008-02-26)

From: http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/tabid/6153/default.aspx

"Castalia State Fish Hatchery is located on 90 acres in western Erie County, just southwest of Sandusky, Ohio. This facility is the newest of the six hatcheries and came on-line in the fall of 1997 after it was purchased from private interests. The hatchery production facilities consist of eight indoor rearing troughs and three outdoor raceways. Nine of these raceways are supplied with water from one of the area’s many blue-hole aquifers (2,500 gallons per minute capacity). Because the water from the blue hole has no oxygen and high levels of nitrogen, it is treated before being used by the hatchery. The remaining two raceways are supplied with water diverted from Cold Creek (10,000 gallons per minute capacity). This cold water supply allows the hatchery to raise steelhead and rainbow trout. All of the state’s steelhead production occurs at this hatchery. Rainbow trout are raised to catchable size before being stocked in Ohio lakes in both the spring and fall. The facility offers great wildlife viewing opportunities and also offers a limited lottery-style fishing program on the portion of Cold Creek that runs through the hatchery grounds. To get to the hatchery, take SR 269 south off of SR 6 and then go 2 miles. Turn left on Heywood Rd.; after one mile, turn right on Homegardner Rd. and the hatchery is 200 feet on the right."

Aquaculture Tubs

By Effi

(2007-05-30)

Penn Cove Mussel Farm

By mlc1us

(2007-05-10)

Giant fish trap

By kjfitz

(2007-04-13)

You a bunch of these around Japan but this is the largest one I've seen.

Aquaculture

By kjfitz

(2007-03-25)

Aquaculture

By KRL

(2007-02-22)

Floating Pens in bay beside Mihama Nuclear Power Plant.

Floating Pens

By KRL

(2007-02-19)

Sea based aquaculture.

Mussel rafts on Killary Harbour

By mstoess

(2007-01-28)

Aquaculture at Killary Habour

By mstoess

(2007-01-28)

Large Fish Farm

By mikeb9991

(2006-11-16)

Fish Farm

By mikeb9991

(2006-09-06)

Offshore fisheries near okinawa, japan

By voldude123

(2006-09-01)

i believe this series of nets are offshore fisheries. im not totally certain though...

if you have another idea, leave a comment please.

Yamagishism Life Kyeonghyang Jikkenchi

By kaiken

(2006-07-31)

One of the communities of the Yamagishi Association

Yamagishism Life Toyosato Jikkenchi

By kaiken

(2006-07-31)

The largest community of the Yamagishi Association which aims to make an ideal society based mainly on agriculture.

Fish farm - EkkWill Waterlife Resources

By AKpilotEMT

(2006-07-15)

"Of the 1,466 ponds at EkkWill Waterlife Resources, 463 are covered with greenhouse frames. The ponds range in size from 1/20th of an acre to 1/2 of an acre, in water surface area."

Since there are over 1,000 ponds, the thumbnail just represents a mere portion of EkkWill (and it is, in fact, their Powerline Facility.)

Fish Farms off Coast of France

By mikeb9991

(2006-06-22)

Circles off coast of France

Seaweed farm

By kjfitz

(2006-06-19)

Abalone cages

By kjfitz

(2006-06-19)

Seaweed Farm

By kjfitz

(2006-02-04)

Seaweed farming is helping villagers in Tanzania to find their way out of poverty. It has bettered the lifestyle of women here and has enabled them to take care of themselves. Seaweeds have a good market in the West as an additive in processed meat, toothpaste and various other products.

Oyster farm

By jbottero

(2006-01-24)

Thgis is a small oyster farm on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.

Shrimp Farm

By AKpilotEMT

(2005-12-05)

Quite possibly owned by a company called Eureka.

Aquaculture

By kjfitz

(2005-11-09)

Maybe floating shellfish frames.

Aquaculture in Boknasundet

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-11-03)

Aquaculture

By kjfitz

(2005-11-01)

Aquaculture

By kjfitz

(2005-11-01)

Shimp Ranches east of Zhanjiang

By focusfree

(2005-09-01)

Fishing nets, north of Macao

By focusfree

(2005-08-26)

Aquaculture

By doranchak

(2005-07-22)

Aquaculture

By oscare

(2005-07-11)

Shellfish farms in NW spain

Aquaculture

By kjfitz

(2005-06-28)

Aquaculture

By TexasAndroid

(2005-06-27)

Aquaculture

By kjfitz

(2005-06-25)

Aquaculture

By kjfitz

(2005-06-24)

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