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Discover LudwigThe phrase "poultry farmer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who raises birds such as chickens, ducks, or turkeys for their meat or eggs.
Example: "After years of working in the corporate world, she decided to become a poultry farmer and start her own business."
Alternatives: "chicken farmer" or "bird farmer."
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Officials said the victim, a poultry farmer, showed no signs of illness.
Mr. Cook, the poultry farmer, said Mr. Obama had been insufficiently religious for him.
Anthony Fisher, the poultry farmer who founded the Institute of Economic Affairs, is praised as much as Reagan's speeches.
His Hungarian father, Samuel, had worked as a poultry farmer: after leaving Vienna, he became a currency trader.
Other loans went to Nepalese poultry farmer Bindu Tamang, Malawian dairy farmer Lydia Nyirongo and stallholder Prisca Gbebio from Togo.
A poultry farmer in Massachusetts has discovered that if his hens were disturbed during the night by a sudden noise, eggproduction fell off the next day.
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As a result, poultry farmers spend millions each year in drugs and vaccines to thwart it.
Mr. Robbins said he thought there may be about 10 small poultry farmers in Bozrah.
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Some poultry farmers simply say they will defy the law and go on shipping birds.
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