dairy-farmer

Woodend became altogether distasteful to him; and as he had obtained both substance and experience by his management of that little farm, he resolved to employ them as a dairy-farmer, or cowfeeder, as they are called in Scotland.

The Heart of Mid-Lothian 2007

The second year, she was upgraded to a Dutch dairy-farmer costume and the production company acquired an actual cow.

HBO's Queen Sheila Is Ogling Koppel But Also Loves Porn 2005

The second year, she was upgraded to a Dutch dairy-farmer costume and the production company acquired an actual cow.

HBO���s Queen Sheila Is Ogling Koppel But Also Loves Porn 2005

The second year, she was upgraded to a Dutch dairy-farmer costume and the production company acquired an actual cow.

HBO���s Queen Sheila Is Ogling Koppel But Also Loves Porn 2005

When my aunt* and cousin from Richmond, VA visited recently, I had an experience that felt straight out of a Michael Moore documentary where America seems like crazy-land--trying to explain the Atkins diet to my dairy-farmer uncle:

You Want Some Cheese With That Bread? 2004

When my aunt* and cousin from Richmond, VA visited recently, I had an experience that felt straight out of a Michael Moore documentary where America seems like crazy-land--trying to explain the Atkins diet to my dairy-farmer uncle:

La Coquette: 2004

Vowing vengeance on the young lime-burner for his mischievous interference between a nobleman and his secretly-wedded wife, the dairy-farmer determined to balk him.

The Romantic Adventures of a Milkmaid 2003

Anyway the cow worries me with its continual fog-horn, and I thought I would write to the owner (a small local dairy-farmer) to see if he could manage to find another field in which to batten this cow, where it could moo till it broke its silly tonsils for all I should care; so I indited this to him: --

Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, 1920-01-28 Various

Any one who has pondered on the ways of the meadow-ant – that influential dairy-farmer, with her prosperous herds of aphides, cared for with the same transparently self-interested devotion as the cottager's pig; and on the mind of the aphis – which allows itself to be milked and driven with such cowlike placidity; and on the hill-ants – who surreptitiously milk each other's cows – need never be dull.

The Spring of Joy: A Little Book of Healing 1917

He wore the ordinary white pinner and leather leggings of a dairy-farmer when milking, and his boots were clogged with the mulch of the yard; but this was all his local livery.

Tess of the d'Urbervilles 1891