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A farm is a piece of land used to produce useful plants or animals. Generally this is for food or clothing, but tobacco, for example, would also qualify, so there are other purposes. It might still be called a farm even if it no longer is used for that, as long as it could still be brought back into such use. Generally, it is also the business entity which is selling those plants or animals, but subsistence farms have no associated business, but are still a farm. If the piece of land is used primarily to raise herd animals, such as cows or sheep, it might be called a ranch, but that depends on the size. You would not call a very small farm raising cows a ranch.
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What do you call a farm building?
what d you call a farm building
What do you call a farm for eggs?
there is no farm for eggs
What do the british call a farm tractor?
They just call it a tractor.
What do you call a farm animal that can jump?
sheep
What do you call a person who raises cattle?
A cattle farm worker is called a herdsman.
What do you call a cattle farm worker in Australia?
Jackaroo
What do you call a French Farm?
If it is yours, anything you wish
What do you call a farm animal with a husky voice?
wwe
What rhymes with Notre Dame?
call your mom not my farm
What do american's call a horse farm?
The most common name Americans call a horse farm is a ranch. A ranch is large in size and can house many types of animals.
What is the collective noun for crops?
Collective nouns to use for crops are 'a field' or 'a harvest'.
Was George Washington born on a farm?
Yes, one could call it a farm, I think. It is usually referred to as a plantation.
