Similar words: agricultural, agricultural land, agricultural economics, agricultural engineering, agriculturist, multiculturalism, agriculture, department of agriculture. Meaning: [‚ægrɪ'kʌltʃrəlɪst] 
n. someone concerned with the science or art or business of cultivating the soil.
n. someone concerned with the science or art or business of cultivating the soil. 
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1) Most Salagamas were casual labourers, cinnamon peelers and agriculturalists.
2) Agriculturalists Experience in solid and water conservation.
3) Chinese agriculturalist Zhouli goes as far as to call the United States a quote "food imperialist ".
4) In 2003, Dutch agriculturalist Marc de Ruiter saw dairy farmers in windswept Shanxi province literally pouring their milk down the drain because there was not enough demand.
5) In March a senior agriculturalist, Yuan Longping, accused officials in some areas of exaggerating the size of grain reserves in order to get more subsidies for storing them.
6) This project had an unexpected spin-off effect for Ward's market in that wealthy agriculturalists became private patrons.
7) Two main streams developed; the hunter became herdsman and the gatherer became agriculturalist.
8) Thadani runs workshops and seminars on how to be a small-scale agriculturalist -- and the workshops are growing in popularity.
9) Janelle and Billy bendert Max from a bounded amoroso pikestaff agriculturalist in 1983.
10) Animal growth or product yield is the ultimate concern of the agriculturalist.
11) The massacre at Kilelengwani followed a string of attacks between the agriculturalist Pokomo and pastoralist Orma communities.
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