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Person who runs property with sheep or cattle?
They are called farmers
What is a person who runs a cattle property?
There are several related terms used in the United States to describe such a person. This includes rancher, farmer, cattle farmer, herd owner, herd manager and 'cowboy' (less commonly used today).
Who is an enterprenuer?
A person who runs a business of his own of which all the profit goes to him alone.
Businesses in which a person owns and runs one or several stores of a chain operation?
franchise
What is the name given to the person that owns a company?
A manager is a person who works for the company and runs the company building. The owner is called a CEO meaning Cheif Executive Officer.
Person who runs property with sheep or cattle?
They are called farmers
What do you call a person who runs a property with sheep or cattle P?
A farmer or primary producer.
Who runs sheep or cattle on a property?
A rancher or herdsman
What runs a sheep or cattle on a property that starts with gr?
Grazier
What do you call runs sheep or cattle on a property?
Grazier, farmer, rancher
A person who runs a property with sheep?
It is a sheep farmer.
Who is a person who runs property with sheep?
It is a sheep farmer.
What is the name of a person who runs a prpertywith sheep and cattle?
A rancher or herdsman.
What runs sheep or cattle on a property?
In England, sheepdogs mostly watched over, herded, and ran cattle. Other breeds have been introduced to cattle watching, but the sheepdog is the original keeper.
A person who runs a property with sheep or cattle?
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What is the Australian name for a ranch?
A sheep station or a farm Generally a ranch is referred to as a Station which run livestock, a farm is smaller in size and can be producing grain, milk and all categories of livestock.
What is a person who runs a cattle property?
There are several related terms used in the United States to describe such a person. This includes rancher, farmer, cattle farmer, herd owner, herd manager and 'cowboy' (less commonly used today).
