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What is a Farm?
A farm is an area of land, or, for aquaculture, lake, river or sea, including various structures, devoted primarily to the practice of producing and managing food (produce, grains, or livestock), fibres and, increasingly, fuel. It is the basic production facility in food production. Farms may be owned and operated by a single individual, family, community, corporation or a company. A farm can be a holding of any size from a fraction of a hectare to several thousand hectares. Farm Vocabulary Word List Acre Acreage Agriculture Animals Ability Academic Activities Affect Agricultural Agriculture American Animal Animals Aquaculture Aspects Barn Basket Barrel Bails Bale of Hay Bitten Breed Breeders Breeding Buildings Businesses Bale of hay Baler Bee Bison Buffalo Bull Care Cattle Cart Certification Chemicals Clean Climate Cold Combine Common Communication Computer Computers Conditions Constantly Continued Continuing Contrast Cooperatives Corporations Cows Credit Crop Customers Cat Cattle Chick Chicken Chicken coop Combine Cow Crops Crow Cultivator Dairy Dog Donkey Duck Duckling Decade Decline Delivering Demands Diseases Duties Eggs Ewe Environment Equipment Expensive Exposure Facilities Farm Farmer Farmers Farming Farmland Farms Farmworkers Fed Feeding Fertilizer Fertilizers Fiber Financial Fish Flowers Fluctuations Fruit Fruits Future Fallow Feed Fence Fertilizer Field Flock Foal Food Grazing Greenhouse Greenhouses Grown Gander Gate Geese Goat Goose Grains Grow Handle Harvest Harvesting Hay Hazardous Health Helpful Horses Horticultural Horticulture Harvest Harvester Hay Haystack Hen Herd Hive Hoe Hog Honey Honeybee Insecticide Irrigation Indoors Injury Jersey cow Kicked Kinds Knowledge Lamb Land Llama Longhorn Laborers Land Landowners Landscaping Leading Lifestyle Live Livestock Location Machinery Machines Maintain Maintenance Majority Male Mare Meadow Milk Mulch Mule Meat Methods Migrant Monitor Month Months Notice Numerous Nurseries Nursery Nuts Offer Offspring Operate Operation Operations Operators Organic Orchard Ox Outdoors Oversee Overseeing Pack Participate Pens Pesticides Physical Plant Planting Plants Poultry Practices Process Pasture Pitchfork Plow/Plough Pump Produce Product Production Productive Property Prospects Protect Raise Raised Raising Ranch Ranchers Ranches Ranching Records Reflecting Regulations Repair Repairs Responsibilities Retire Risk Rural Rabbit Rake Ram Ranch Reap Ripe Roost Rooster Safety Scale Schedule Science Scientists Season Seasonal Seasons Section Seed Seeds Select Sell Share Sheep Shellfish Shrubs Size Specialty Stall Stable Supervise Scarecrow Scythe Seeds Sheep Shepherd Shovel Sickle Silo Soil Soil Stable Steer Swine Training Traits Trees Tend Tractor Trough Turkey Udder Variety Vegetables Water Watering Weather well Weeds Windmill Yak Types of farms Organic farming Collective farming Factory farming Intensive farming Protected culture farming Vertical farming Fell farming Specialized farms Dairy farms Poultry farms Farm buildings and structures Farm equipment Tractor Plough Harrow Combine harvester Mower Baler Pickup truck |