agricultural workers
Those who harvest
People who labor on farms and in fields—planting, cultivating, harvesting crops, or tending livestock.
The term encompasses farmhands, migrant laborers, and seasonal pickers.
Agricultural workers often perform physically demanding work for low wages, and their legal protections vary significantly by country: Agricultural workers were excluded from early U.S. labor laws.
- dairy farmerOne who raises milk-producing livestock
- field handAgricultural labor worker
- hired handsPaid temporary workers
- swineherdLivestock tender for swine
- migrant workersPeople moving for jobs
guest workers · crop · harvester · soil · sharecropper · horticulturist · braceros · planter · gleaner · agronomist · farmhand · day laborers · farm labor · plow · shovel · hoe · pickers · corn
- workersworkers, employee, employees, laborer, laborers
- labor migrationmigrant workers, labor migration, guest workers, foreign workers, work permit
- migrant labormigrant labor, migrant workers, foreign workers, farmworkers, guest workers
- Latin American immigrantsSalvadorans, Hondurans, Guatemalans, Nicaraguans, Costa Ricans
- demographicspopulation density, population growth, age distribution, population, gender ratio
- immigrationimmigrant, immigrants, visa, refugee, citizenship
agricultural workersoffice workers
Indoor professional employees
white-collar workers · corporate employees · factory workers · industrial workers · service workers
agricultural workerslandowners
Holders of real property
plantation owners · landlords · industrialists · capitalists · landed gentry
worker, cultivate, agriculture, cultivation, agricultural, agriculturist, agriculturalist