English for farmer

The English word for farmer is peasant; peasantry; farmer; boor; husbandman.

Farmer (pinyin: nóng mín) is a person who engages in agriculture for a long period of time. It is derived from Gu Liang Zhuan (谷梁传-成公元年): "In ancient times, there were four kinds of people. There were the scholar-people, the farmer-people, the laborers-people, and the merchants-people. That is to say, the four peoples of soldiers, farmers, workers and merchants."

Classification of professional farmers:

1. Production and management type professional farmers, mainly large farmers, family farmers, and the backbone of professional farmers' cooperatives.

2. Agricultural workers, agricultural employees, and other professional skill-based professional farmers who are engaged in agricultural labor and take it as their main source of income.

3. Social service-oriented professional farmers who are mainly rural information officers, agricultural product brokers, agricultural mechanics, substitute ploughmen, machine guards, animal disease prevention officers and so on.

4, agricultural college and university graduates with knowledge and professional skills, returning young migrant workers, military personnel and other new generation-type professional farmers.

Related examples:

1, Because of my country accent, people identified me with a homely farmer's wife.

Because of my country accent, people equate me with the usual farmer's wife.

2. His friends were surprised at his switch from newspaper owner to farmer.

His friends were surprised at his switch from a newspaper owner to a farmer.

3. Residential builders could always outbid any farmer for the land round London.

Residential builders always outbid any farmer for the land around London.

4They sent a big strong farmer's lad to make sure there was no funny business.

They sent a big strong farmer's lad to make sure there was no funny business.

5. The farmer was disheartened by the damage to his crops.

The farmer was disheartened by the destruction of his crops.