India, March 25 -- A mother and daughter in Northern Kentucky have turned down a $26 million offer for part of their farmland, refusing to let it be converted into a data center by an unnamed AI company.

According to Local12, Ida Huddleston and her family own about 1,200 acres of farmland outside Maysville in Kentucky. Last April, an unnamed company approached them about buying roughly half the property for a proposed data center.

Land in Mason County is typically valued at around $6,000 per acre. The offer the family received was roughly ten times that amount but they still said no.

Huddleston who is 82 years old made her position clear.

"I say they're a liar, and the truth isn't in them," she said, referring to claims the project wo...