A "fuel farm" is a facility or area where large quantities of fuel are stored for various purposes, such as aviation, marine, or ground transportation. These facilities typically consist of storage tanks or containers designed to hold different types of fuel, such as gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, or kerosene. Fuel farms are commonly found at airports, seaports, military bases, industrial sites, and large commercial facilities where there is a high demand for fuel. They play a critical role in ensuring a reliable and continuous fuel supply for vehicles, aircraft, and machinery. Fuel farms often have safety measures in place to prevent spills, leaks, or other incidents that could pose environmental hazards or safety risks. Additionally, they may include infrastructure for fuel testing, quality control, and distribution to various end-users.