Virginia Farmer Chooses to Protect Family Land Over Data Center Development

October 14, 2026

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Michael Carter Jr. in Unionville, Virginia, has decided to retain his family's land instead of selling it to a data center developer. This decision highlights the ongoing tension between agricultural land preservation and the growing demand for data centers. InfraSale's audience should pay attention to how similar choices could impact land development and zoning policies in the region.

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