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agriculturist

[ag-ri-kuhl-cher-ist] / ˌæg rɪˈkʌl tʃər ɪst /


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According to Pailler, there could have been a transmission of know-how on extracting, cutting and transporting the stones between older Mesolithic hunter-gatherers and incoming Neolithic agriculturists.

From BBC

These early residents were farmers, or agriculturists, who depended on land-extensive forms of production.

From Science Daily

Instead, our Agriculture Department issues permits to agriculturists to kill wild animals, even though no physical barriers have been erected around crops or grazing animals nor guard animals employed.

From Washington Post

By the first century AD the vast majority of people throughout most of the world were agriculturists.

From Literature

The unforgettable lesson for agriculturists is that the absence of multiple varieties of a crop can make that plant vulnerable to pest or disease infestations: monocultures are disastrous for long-term food security.

From Scientific American