With urban expansion in the Phoenix metropolitan area, a number of _____ operations moved away from places like Chandler, Gilbert, and Glendale to locations more peripheral to, and even outside of, the metropolitan area. As urban growth occurred, a number of these operations temporarily existed alongside housing subdivisions, but the homeowners would invariably complain about "farm smells" in their neighborhoods (even though the homeowners came to the area much later than the farm operations). Inevitably, the farmers would be pressured to sell (to create even more housing subdivisions), although most farmers "made a killing" in their land sales. There are numerous stories of farmers making more money in one land transaction than they did in an entire career of farming. Group of answer choices horse-raising citrus dairy cattle pig farm turkey farm