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The process of breaking down organic farm waste in the absence of oxygen to produce biogas that can be used for heating or electricity.

Using the earth's internal heat for farm heating needs, such as greenhouses, or generating electricity in some areas.

Capturing energy from water flow to power agricultural operations, especially effective on farms with access to water bodies or strong water currents.

Harnessing sunlight using photovoltaic (PV) systems to power farm operations or using solar thermal systems for heating.

Utilizing wind turbines to produce electricity for on-farm use, potentially selling excess energy back to the grid.

Burning organic materials, such as crop residues or manure, to generate heat or electricity, or converting biomass to biofuels.

Small-scale hydroelectric systems that can provide power for individual farms or rural communities without disrupting local ecosystems significantly.