agrochemical |
a chemical used to enhance the quality and increase the quantity of farm produce. [1/2 definitions] |
barn |
a large farm building designed to house livestock or store equipment or produce. |
barnyard |
a yard or fenced area adjacent to a barn, esp. an enclosure for livestock and other farm animals. [1/3 definitions] |
bowery |
a Dutch settler's farm or country residence in early New York. [1/2 definitions] |
bunkhouse |
a building in which many workers can sleep, as on a large farm or ranch. |
campesino |
(Spanish) a farm worker or peasant. |
chemurgy |
the industrial development of new chemical products from organic raw materials, usu. farm products. |
chicken |
the common farm fowl, kept for its meat and eggs. [1/4 definitions] |
cow1 |
an adult female of a bovine animal, esp. the domestic farm animal kept or raised for its milk or meat. [1/2 definitions] |
creamery |
a place such as a farm dairy, processing plant, or business establishment where dairy products are processed or sold. |
croft |
(chiefly British) a small farm, especially one in Scotland, that is rented by a tenant and is composed of a plot of agricultural land and an adjoining dwelling. [2 definitions] |
dairy |
a farm chiefly devoted to milk production; dairy farm. [1/4 definitions] |
dairymaid |
a female worker on a dairy farm, esp. one who milks the cows; milkmaid. |
domesticate |
to tame (an animal), esp. in order to keep as a pet or to use on a farm or ranch. [1/2 definitions] |
fair2 |
a gathering at which farm animals and farm produce are judged, usu. held over several days and including games and amusements. [1/3 definitions] |
farmer |
one who operates a farm. |
farm hand |
a person hired to perform duties on a farm. |
farmhouse |
a house on a farm, usu. the one in which the farm owner or operator lives. |
farmstead |
all the land and buildings included in one farm. |
farmworker |
a person who does physical labor on a farm for wages. |
farmyard |
open space surrounded by or next to farm buildings. |