agricultor
farmer, agricultural worker
noun ah-gree-kool-TOHR Less Common
Origin: From Latin agricultor, from ager ('field') + cultor ('cultivator').
Usage Note
Agricultor specifically means someone who works the land professionally, distinct from campesino (which has broader rural/peasant connotations and can be pejorative in some contexts). The feminine is agricultora. In Spain, the sector is covered by the ministry Ministerio de Agricultura.
Examples
"El agricultor recogió la cosecha al amanecer."
Natural Translation
The farmer harvested the crop at dawn.

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