tree farmer
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- noun
- /tri ˈfɑrmər/
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cultivador de árboles
- Now, daddy, I've been trying to tell you of what I want I want to be a tree farmer, I could be like an apprentice to Breck.
- Christmas tree farmer
Examples
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And when you've got several million tree farmers that are active in the American Tree Farm System, and to be selected one from all of those is quite an honor.
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He's a tree farmer from Georgia.
Blog text (11) -
If I was a tree farmer... ...I'd be embarrassed.
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But if you wanna be a tree farmer for the rest of your life, hell, I'll hand you the shovel.
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Chuck was selected as the national tree farmer of the year and people just absolutely were attracted to Chuck.
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Today, reforestation is a project the Irish government fulfills in rural areas with pine trees and all the inspiration of Christmas tree farmers.
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The only tree farmer who spares old oaks is Breck, he let's them stand sprawling his forest, costing him money, all that for the sake of the yellow hammers.
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A tree farmer in Oregon specializes in growing trees for environmental restoration projects.
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The tree farmer carefully prunes the young saplings to promote healthy growth.
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During the winter months, the tree farmer prepares for the harvesting season by inspecting the fields.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person who grows crops or raises animals on a farm
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A person who raises plants or crops to sell
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5.3
A person who cares for and manages forests and trees
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A person who owns a large farm that grows crops like sugar or cotton
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A person who grows crops, often as a job
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A person who studies or works in farming to grow crops
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A person who prepares and looks after land to grow crops or plants
A person who grows and cares for trees and small bushes in parks, gardens, or towns
A person who grows plants or crops on land
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tree farmer comes from the simple picture of a person who grows and cares for trees. The word tree is the plant and farmer is someone who grows plants, so the phrase means 'a person who plants and looks after trees'.