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agribusiness or agrobusiness
noun all the operations of supplying the market with farm produce taken together, including growing, provision of farm machinery, distribution, etc.
[20c, originally US: from agriculture or agro- + business]
noun all the operations of supplying the market with farm produce taken together, including growing, provision of farm machinery, distribution, etc.
[20c, originally US: from agriculture or agro- + business]
agriculturalist or agriculturist
noun
1 an expert on agriculture.
2 a farmer.
noun
1 an expert on agriculture.
2 a farmer.
agriculture
noun the cultivation of the land in order to grow crops or raise animal livestock as a source of food or other useful products, eg wool or cotton.
[17c: from Latin ager field + cultura cultivation]
agricultural adjective .
noun the cultivation of the land in order to grow crops or raise animal livestock as a source of food or other useful products, eg wool or cotton.
[17c: from Latin ager field + cultura cultivation]
agricultural adjective .
agrimony
noun (agrimonies ) an erect perennial plant which has pairs of small leaflets alternating with large ones, and small yellow flowers in long terminal spikes.
[15c: Latin, from Greek argemone a type of poppy]
noun (agrimonies ) an erect perennial plant which has pairs of small leaflets alternating with large ones, and small yellow flowers in long terminal spikes.
[15c: Latin, from Greek argemone a type of poppy]
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