- FARM
- Agricultural endeavor
- Work the land
- Till the soil
- Grow weed, say
- Hand's place
- Shane setting
- Rebecca's home
- Be a husbandman
- MacDonald's place
- MacDonald's spread
- Minor-league team
- Husbandman's place
- Growing business?
- Stock location
- Cultivate
- Grange
- Subcontract (out)
- ___-to-table movement
- Good hands are an asset for one
- Orwell's "Animal ___"
- Rural spread
- Dorothy Gale's home
- Old MacDonald's place
- Produce producer
- Word before "E, I, E, I, O"
- Old MacDonald had one
- Baseball training team designation
- Old MacDonald's home
- Raise cane, say
- Spread with wheat, e.g.
- Growing concern?
- Produce produce
- Raise crops
- Green Acres setting
- Place with a plow
- Growth operation?
- Old MacDonald's spread
- Where to see your business grow?
- Queen Sugar setting
- Minor-league club
- ___ team
- Granger's workplace
- Kind of hand or belt
- Animal __
- Agribusiness establishment
- Place with oinking and cackling
- Growing enterprise
- MacDonald's home
- Charlotte's Web setting
- Place to sow one's oats?
- Henhouse locale
- Field-plowing site
- Place that can precede the starts of 20-, 30-, 36-, 46- and 52-Across
- Word before hand or land
- Crop-raising business
- One to grow on
- Amass goods repetitively, in video games
- Stable setting
- Hayseed's milieu
- Agricultural business
- Plantation
- Woodstock setting
- Turkey home
- Silo site
- Green Acres locale
- Site for a silo
- Place for pigs
- Ranch relative
- Old McDonald's residence
- Crop-growing place
- Grow crops
- Subcontract, with "out"
- Sow and hoe for dough
- Agricultural establishment
- Where crops are grown
- Place with chickens and cows
- Kibbutz, usually
- Growing field
- Producer of important war needs.
- Till.
- Produce crops.
- Malabar ___.
- Governor Dewey's retreat.
- Turn over to others (with "out").
- Where the turkey came from.
- Where to raise truck.
- Assign to a minor league (with "out").
- Minor-league ball team.
- Three acres and a cow.
- Where a ball club sends recruits.
- Give work on contract (with "out").
- Ranch.
- Cultivated land.
- Husbandman's home.
- A certain tract of land.
- Place in the country.
- Kind of team
- Trollope's "Orley ___"
- Country place.
- Rural place.
- ___ out.
- Rookie's destination.
- Rural feature.
- Rural milieu.
- Country home.
- Old MacDonald's asset
- MacDonald's asset
- Sunnybrook, e.g.
- Sunnybrook, for one
- MacDonald's milieu
- MacDonald's property
- Sow and hoe
- Granger's quarters
- Sunnybrook of fiction
- Crop-raising land
- Word with hand or land
- Silo locale
- Soil tiller's land
- MacDonald's digs
- Croft
- Ethan Frome's home
- Growing locale
- Sharecrop
- Its business is growing
- Spread
- Barn's place
- Do agricultural work
- Old MacDonald's property
- Raise things
- 4-Her's home
- Minor-league club, in baseball
- 50-acre homestead, maybe
- 40 acres, maybe
- Food source
- Many hands may be found on it
- Place with tilled land
- Sow and hoe for dough, say
- To cultivate.
- Do field work
- '09 Dinosaur Jr. album
- Robert Earl Keen "___ Fresh Onions"
- '09 Dinosaur Jr. album they raised for food?
- Bush leaguer's milieu
- Site for mining cryptocurrency
- Tract with tractors
- Orwell's "Animal _____"
- Word with fat or funny
- Where you might turn up a lot of dirt
- Place in an Orwell title
- Kind of team or system
- Sharecrop, e.g.
- Where things crop up
- Old MacDonald's workplace
- Plant crops
- Many a rural business
- Small plantation
- Word following truck or oyster
- Cultivate land
- Cultivate as land
- Cow's home
- Work the back 40
- Raise cane?
- Kind of belt
- Animal ___ (Orwell)
- Old McDonald's place
- Place for agriculture
- Barnyard's locale
- Where business is growing
- Place to cultivate crops
- Old MacDonald setting
- Place to grow crops
- Where produce is produced
- Place that might have a silo
- Setting for the board game Agricola
- Plow and reap
- McDonald's place
- Bush leaguer's place
- Business needing seed money?
- Stock holder
- Breeding ground
- Ever-growing business?
- Low land?
- Growth industry?
- Horse place, perhaps
- Stable home?
- Work in one's field
- Iowa acres
