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The phrase "work on a farm" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to doing labor and tasks related to farming, such as planting, harvesting, or tending to animals. Example: Sarah grew up in a small town and spent her summers working on a farm. She enjoyed the hard work and being outdoors, but she knew it wasn't the career she wanted in the long term.
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"And their children won't want to work on a farm.
"But Russians don't want to work on a farm".
Harry thinks he might like to work on a farm.
He found work on a farm, earning about £6 a day.
He was tortured, stripped of his post and sent to work on a farm.
He found work on a farm in Burkina Faso for six months.
"And their children won't want to work on a farm, they'll go to university and want to get ahead".
The announcement comes after House leaders announced recently that they also would begin work on a farm bill next week.
The sisters also did 18 years of unpaid housekeeping work on a farm run by the men.
Every chef should have to work on a farm for a year before setting foot in the kitchen, she added.
Doris Robinson, from Rochdale, went to work on a farm in Loughton, Essex, as part of the WLA.
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