Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dirt-farmer
noun
/ˈdɜrt ˈfɑrmər/
Definition
A dirt-farmer is a term used to describe a farmer who works on land that is often considered less desirable or has lower agricultural potential.
Examples
- The dirt-farmer managed to grow crops despite the challenging conditions of the soil.
- Many dirt-farmers have developed innovative techniques to improve their harvests.
- Living as a dirt-farmer requires resilience and dedication in the face of adversity.
Meaning
The term ‘dirt-farmer’ typically implies someone who cultivates the soil for food production, especially in areas with poor soil quality or limited resources.
Synonyms
- Subsistence farmer
- Smallholder
- Peasant farmer
