Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Delsia Bare and her mother Ida Huddleston told the Wall Street Journal that they initially agreed to sell their family’s farmland in Kentucky in exchange for a combined total of $26.4 million. But when they learned that the property would be used for data centers fueling artificial intelligence, they issued a six-word response.
Delsia Bare and her mother Ida Huddleston told the Wall Street Journal that they initially agreed to sell their family’s farmland in Kentucky in exchange for a combined total of $26.4 million. But when they learned that the property would be used for data centers fueling artificial intelligence, they issued a six-word response.
