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Demory farm site (place, Campbell County, Tennessee)

What this entity is: The named geographic anchor in the vault for SITE_FARM — Demory, Campbell County, Tennessee, used as a planning label (not a legal property abstract). Pair it with the role entity 120-acre production farm (SITE_FARM) — ET two-site.

Role in the two-site system

Known facts (vault-aligned, non-parcel)

  • Place label: Demory is used as the vault planning name for SITE_FARM — see Demory farm — site intelligence.
  • County rent statistic (survey, not your lease): 2024 NASS county estimate $27.50/ac non-irrigated cropland for Campbell — nass-cash-rents-all-crops-tn-2024.pdf; source-note NASS cash rents TN 2024.
  • Web Soil Survey (processed capture, session-specific): Vault holds a soil map tab capture for a Campbell County AOI tied to this intelligence thread — reported AOI total 558.6 ac; dominant map units FbF / FbD / TaF (steep, gravelly in aggregate). Not proof that every acre matches the ~120 ac planning label — clip to your operating boundary. Raw: web-soil-survey-campbell-county-aoi-soil-map-tab-capture-2026-04-18.md; source-note Campbell County — WSS AOI soil map tab (capture).

Assumptions (disconfirm with field evidence)

  • AOI vs operating farm: The WSS session AOI may include tracts or buffers beyond the ~120 ac scenario — re-draw WSS to the management polygon.
  • Terrain / ops: Sloped ground favors earthwork discipline, internal lanes, fence-on-contour, and stock-water investment — micro-pockets of better land may exist; walk and soil-test.
  • Utilities: Power / three-phase / retail service may be weaker than at Anderson home base — verify with providers.

Linked analyses

Linked source notes

Key decisions tied to this entity

  • Earthwork / access: Treat internal roads, gates, and pads as high-leverage CAPEX given slope aggregate; sequence with sediment and drainage thinking (see site intelligence + risk register links in analyses).
  • Telemetry ROI: Field endpoints and stock-water observation often justify instrumentation here before cosmetic automation elsewhere.
  • Land intelligence before herd scale: Align Phase 1 work to soils, water, fence plan, handling MVP before scaling livestock (see recommended enterprise strategy in package).

Outstanding unknowns

  • Which acres are farm vs woodland vs building envelope — deed + sketch + walk; align to paddock IDs in spatial model.
  • Operational permits — septic/well/ag structures: county records, not WSS.
  • EQIP / NRCS eligibility — site visit and conservation planning process.
  • Precise slope distribution on the operating ~120 ac — clip soils to field polygons if AOI is larger.

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