### person | farmer:

Planter
* are farmers
  - pots
  - workers
* drain well, warm quickly, and thus produce early crops.
* encourage growth.
* have drainage
  - good drainage
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* move farms.

Poultry farmer
* grow their birds on contract with larger companies.
* raise the chickens from chicks.

### person | farmer:

Rancher
* Many ranchers also use protein supplements
  - depend on their hay crops to feed herds through the winter
  - use various methods of managing their herds to promote plant growth
* Most ranchers have a keen eye for judging the condition of their livestock
  - market their calves right off the cow
  - wean their calves at a specific time each year
* Some ranchers also ear mark and wattle their cattle
  - raise elk , bison , ostrich es, emu s, and alpaca s
  - even have exotic animals
  - mow pastures to keep vegetation uniform and palatable
* also breed foxes, beavers, and rabbits for fur.
  - stewards of the land
* breed ostrich and emu for their meat, leather and feathers.
* call coyotes, prairie dogs, wolves, wild horses and burros, pests.
* care about their livestock.
* clear large areas of rainforest to become pastures for their cattle.
* commonly overstock their land with cattle, leading to weed invasion and erosion
  - raise grazing animal s such as cattle and sheep
* end up with livestock that suffer from weight loss.
* graze their livestock on both public and private lands.
* have a compassion for all animals
  - summer and winter ranges in different states to benefit from various climates
  - to feed their animals more just to maintain their herd's weight
* kill cheetahs to protect their cattle People are taking over their habitats.
* make significant investments in public lands which benefit society as a whole.
* often work around the clock, especially during irrigation and harvest time.
* raise grass, and of course cattle.
* say jaguars prey on their cattle.
* sell buffalo for meat.
* slash and burn rainforests to grow grass pasture for cattle.
* spend a lot of cold winter nights trying to keep their cows alive.
* use general aviation airplanes to manage herds and grazing land.

### person | farmer | rancher:

Grazier
* Many graziers report improved health when cows are on pasture most of the year
  - use nipple or barrel feeders to make feeding large groups of young calves easier
* are ranchers.

Russian farmer
* Many Russian farmers raise deer and are highly protective of their stock.
* Most Russian farmers grow traditional vegetable crops, such as cabbage, beets, and potatoes.

Shrimp farmer
* prefer exotic species to natives because they do better in mariculture settings.
* recognize the value of mangroves and are leading mangrove conservationists.

### person | farmer:

Small farmer
* Many small farmers have market gardens where they grow vegetables for the market
  - other jobs as farm workers on other farms to supplement their incomes
* Most small farmers raise chickens.
* Some small farmers have markets.
* are a broad mix of ethnic and social groups
  - among the hardest working and least rewarded of people
  - an important part of the American fabric
  - better stewards of natural resources
  - often unaware of the risks of commercial farming
  - real farmers
  - the best stewards of the land, using traditional farming techniques
* bring crops.
* do rely more on non-farm income than do large farmers.
* engage in production.
* maintain productivity.
* offer products.
* produce a much smaller proportion of total production than do large farmers.
* tend to invest more labor in their land.