Which of the following is NOT considered agricultural use?

Cemetery operations are not classified as agricultural use because they do not involve the cultivation or production of crops or livestock, which are the primary criteria for defining agricultural activities. Agricultural use typically includes practices related to farming, forestry, and greenhouse operations, where plants or trees are grown and managed for commercial or subsistence purposes.

Farming encompasses the growing of crops and raising of animals. Forestry is associated with the management and use of forests, which may involve the cultivation of timber or other forest products. Greenhouse operations involve growing plants in controlled environments for various purposes, including food production and ornamental horticulture. Since cemetery activities focus predominantly on maintaining burial sites and not on agricultural cultivation, they fall outside the scope of agricultural use.