Husbandman [noun]

And Juda and all his cities shall dwell therein together: the husbandman and they that drive the flocks.

Vegetables dash out of the husbandman's garden to reappear at the city market.

In art he is commonly represented in the costume of a husbandman sowing seeds.

How are the cities, towns, and villages in those States to grow if so large a portion of the land is closed to the husbandman?

Their view was bounded by the shores of Ireland or when they cast a glance abroad it was as the husbandman observes the clouds.

The husbandman enjoys very little leisure at this season of the year.

I have given extracts from his "English Husbandman," to shew his love for flowers.

He's the husbandman of all life; without him the world would be depopulated in three years.

Therefore shall the revenge of the Thunderer show itself, for every field shall disappoint the husbandman.

All the trefoil may serve as a barometer to the husbandman; they always contract their leaves on an impending storm.