sheep farmers
Ranchers with flocks
Sheep farmers are people who raise sheep, typically for wool, meat, or milk.
The term is straightforward—farmers whose livestock are sheep rather than cattle or crops.
Sheep farmers in New Zealand outnumber the human population they serve.
Also called sheep ranchers in regions where ranching is the dominant term.
- lambJuvenile sheep
- woolSheared animal fiber
- dogDomesticated barking mammal
- pastureGrazing ground for livestock
- flockAnimals gathered together
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- rural lifevillage, villages, farmhouses, pastoral, hamlets
- pastoral lifeshepherds, shepherding, herders, herding, herdsmen
- Herding Peoplespastoralists, herders, nomads, herdsmen, shepherds
- NZ pioneerssettlers, pioneers, colonists, early settlers, free settlers
sheep farmerscattle ranchers
Those who raise bovines
dairy farmers · pig farmers · hog farmers · chicken farmers · goat herders
sheep farmerscity dwellers
People living in metropolises
office workers · factory workers · bankers · stockbrokers · software developers
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