Sentence examples for dairyman from inspiring English sources
The word "dairyman" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to refer to a person who manages or works on a dairy farm, particularly one who produces and sells milk and dairy products. Example: "The dairyman delivered fresh milk to the local market every morning."
noun
A man who works in a dairy, or who delivers dairy products.
FORMER Republican House Speaker Dennis Hastert's seat in Congress will be turning to the D-side following a special election upset in which Illinois voters chose relative-unknown Bill Foster, a physicist, over dairyman Jim Oberweis.
He plays the harrassed dairyman, Tevye, and has received much acclaim for this performance.
--Harold W. Masson, popular Winsted dairyman, has a remarkable cat named Tabby.
There has been a spate of dairyman suicides, several of them in California.
Let me introduce Bob Bansen, a high school buddy of mine who is a third-generation dairyman raising Jersey cows on lovely green pastures here in Oregon beside the Yamhill River.
She introduced me to her husband, Don, a cow dairyman who seven years ago began to make wheels of aged, raw goat milk cheese like those produced by his Swiss Italian relatives.
More and more dairies are forming cooperatives, and the independent dairyman-cheese maker is becoming rare.
To dairymen in less profitable places, like the Bavarian hills, the Alps or chilly northern Finland, only the quota system can guarantee high enough prices to keep them in business.
Authenticity will come to matter more.For years, Swiss dairymen had little incentive to improve their Appenzell or Tête de Moine, as all cheese for export was bought for a fixed price by a state-run monopoly.
Or so say some Rivals in profligacy A Byzantine sermon Farm follies revisited Reprints Related items Charlemagne: A cheesy taleSep 27th 2007That does not worry those who see only today's high prices for their dairymen.
They also fear that, if Japan tries to protect agricultural products—notably rice, wheat, sugar, dairy products, pork and beef it would set a precedent for America to take sugar off the table, and for Canada to protect its dairymen.
