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True. It wouldn't surprise me if they were using the term "Farmer" loosely. EDIT: Now that I look closer, they did say "Farmer/Rancher". So I guess that could
by bilbo0s 13y ago
True.
It wouldn't surprise me if they were using the term "Farmer" loosely.
EDIT: Now that I look closer, they did say "Farmer/Rancher". So I guess that could be taken as a hint that this is not the low end manual guy they are talking about, so much as the landowner.
- randomdata 13y agoFarm labourers are generally not considered farmers. I would not really expect them to deviate from that classification. However, you do not need to own land to be considered a farmer either (i.e. you could rent land to meet the criteria). Though misc. agriculture workers doesn't fall much further behind on the list.