Wiktionary
n. A person who works on, but does not own, a farm; an agricultural labourer
WordNet
n. a hired hand on a farm [syn: farmhand, fieldhand, field hand]
Usage examples of "farm worker".
His father was a farm worker and they lived in a hovel just off the main road.
Of course, she may still be a rather dull farm worker, but in no event will she be worse off than she was before she was addicted.
You are dressed as a farm worker, but you said you came from Berlin.
Spent the rest of the war as a farm worker at a POW camp in Silesia, easte end of the Third Reich.
The blackness within Dorrin surges forth, and he drops his staff and grabs the heavier man with both hands, letting the blackness flow through him into the farm worker.
Whenever some passerby or farm worker stopped to gape at the sight of the train, he or she would shout a greeting in Italian, but he would be wearing lederhosen and she a dirndl.
Ronnie mentioned once Catlett had been a farm worker, a migrant, and a lot of them I know are Chicano.
As one studied the farm worker, the huge flat field, the hot blue sky, and came back to his face, gradually the feeling grew that this man was deeply, sublimely happy, in a way that someone with a choice could never be.
Once it was a farm cottage, but renovation has put it beyond the realms of any farm worker.