plough-jogger
/ˈplaʊdʒɒɡə/(US plow-jogger) humorous and derogatory. Now rare (chiefly US in later use)
noun
A person who ‘jogs’ or pushes a plough, a ploughman; (in extended use) a farmer or rural labourer.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Armin (1563–1615), actor and comic writer. From plough + jogger.