well-farmed
/ˌwɛlˈfɑːmd/adjective
Of land: farmed skilfully or knowledgeably, or according to the best agricultural practice. Also of a region or area: containing many farms; intensively farmed.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Arthur Young (1741–1820), agricultural reformer and writer. From well + farmed.
- stay
- stay-at-home
- stay bar
- stay behind
- staycation
- stayer
- staying power
- stay-in strike
- Stayman
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- stay of execution
- stay on
- stay over
- stay put
- stay rod
- staysail
- stay someone's hand
- stay stitching
- stay the course (or distance)
- stay up
- stay well
- stay with
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