farmer

If a farmer sells some corn, and the price drops drastically afterwards, it makes no difference to the farmer.

We've found a local farmer who is a grass farmer who happens to raise animals, too.

If our father was a farmer, we'd probably be a farmer too, if daddy was a slave we'd be slaves etc.

No farmer can commit to growing a specialised crop without knowing the demand for it in advance.

For that $105k per year, a farmer could hire ~8 people for an entire year.

Remember what happened when the Federal government tried to get some farmer to pay for the grazing land he was using?

At least one other hobbit has been described as knowing Bombadil--that is Farmer Maggot (the one Frodo used to steal mushrooms from).

The fact that the farmer and Apple provide you with the things you need doesn't give you the right to enslave them.

They will go out in the middle of no-where and offer $5-10 million to a farmer and build on his land instead.

One went on to be an instructor of some sort, another a farmer.

While I'm sure that they exist somewhere, I've yet to run across a farmer who wouldn't eat what he produces.

PickTrace sends this data from the field to a web server where the farmer can view analytics, review timecards, productivity, and complete payroll in real-time.

I wouldn't have wanted to be a farmer when Lysenko was still considered "the man".

Or of a farmer in central Europe, when asked "what are you?" answered "farmer", and then "where are you from?" brought the name of the local town.

Let me quote from the story: "[Bombadil] made no secret that he owed his recent knowledge largely to Farmer Maggot, whom he seemed to regard as a person of more importance than they had imagined.

This is addressed in the article: "Now, in his conversation with Frodo, Bombadil implies (but avoids directly stating) that he had heard of their coming from Farmer Maggot and from Gildor’s elves (both of whom Frodo had recently described).

And you may find your yourself gladly going to bed earlier than an Amish Farmer.