farm (n.)
- acreage
- allotment
- arable
- barnyard
- barton
- breed
- bucolic
- building
- casa
- charter
- consulate
- contract
- country
- croft
- crop
- culture
- dacha
- deanery
- delegate
- demesne
- die
- edifice
- embassy
- erection
- fabric
- fallow
- farmhouse
- farming
- farmland
- farmplace
- farmstead
- farmyard
- feed
- garden
- grange
- grassland
- hacienda
- hall
- hatch
- hire
- holding
- homestead
- house
- houseboat
- job
- keep
- kibbutz
- kolkhoz
- land
- lease
- lease-lend
- lend-lease
- let
- location
- lodge
- lowland
- mains
- manse
- nurture
- orchard
- parsonage
- pastoral
- pasture
- pen
- penthouse
- plantation
- provincial
- raise
- ranch
- rear
- rectory
- rent
- roof
- run
- rustic
- skyscraper
- station
- structure
- subcontract
- sublease
- sublet
- upland
- vicarage
farm (v.)
Each man reaps on his own farm.
Let it please thee to keep in order a moderate-sized farm, that so thy garners may be full of fruits in their season.
From his brimstone bed, at break of day,
A-walking the Devil is gone,
To look at his little snug farm of the World,
And see how his stock went on.
