The farmers in rural Colombia during the pre-Colombian period were known as "Chibchas". They lived in the Bogotá region, and had one of the largest populations.
Egyptian farmers are called Fellaheen, which is the Arabic word for farmer. Most Egyptian farmers grow wheat or barley on their lands.
Campesinos :)
they live in rural & urban life.
in a rural area
Dock you and I don't now
Murray G. Rabel has written: 'The impact on farmers of changes in rural servicing infrastructure' -- subject(s): Farm income, Farmers, Infrastructure (Economics), Rural conditions, Rural development, Rural families
The enclosure movement had diverse effects on farmers. The rural proletarians were kicked out the rural lands which resulted to few farmers owning large lands and this result to poverty and homelessness.
A poem based on agriculture and rural affairs is called a pastoral poem or an eclogue. These poems typically celebrate the beauty of nature, rural life, and the work of farmers. They often include themes of simplicity, harmony with the land, and the changing seasons.
rural farmers may lose their income
Usually farmers (produce, coffee, coke)
farmers, like in Lancaster the open rural area gives a good farming area. they also have good soil to help the farmers grow their crops.
Miguel Fornaguera has written: 'Colombia' -- subject(s): Colombia, Internal Migration, Migration, Internal, Rural-urban migration