fur farm
a farm on which animals, as minks, are raised for their pelts.
Origin of fur farm
1Other words from fur farm
- fur farming, noun
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How to use fur farm in a sentence
They found their solution in Felicia, the smallest available ferret from a fur farm in Minnesota, and purchased her for $35.
Death ‘by planet’ was surprisingly common in the 1600s | PopSci Staff | November 24, 2021 | Popular-ScienceAlso, these foxes were already “tame”—they were picked up from fur farms in Siberia, so they had a jump-start in adjusting to humans.
That was seen in Denmark, which this fall reported transmission of the covid virus between humans and mink and back again, a situation deemed so dangerous that the country ordered all the mink on commercial fur farms to be culled.
The UK is spooking everyone with its new covid-19 strain. Here’s what scientists know. | Niall Firth | December 21, 2020 | MIT Technology ReviewLast month, outbreaks of coronavirus among mink in Utah resulted in the closure of fur farms across the state.
The CDC released a COVID-19 test knowing it had a high failure rate | Rachael Zisk | November 9, 2020 | Popular-ScienceWhy, you see, hes a man thats runnin a fur farm over this way, Teddy explained.
The Outdoor Chums in the Big Woods | Quincy Allen
Yuh see, I got to know Mr. Coombs right well, for he was interested in my ijee o' startin' a fur farm.
At Whispering Pine Lodge | Lawrence J. LeslieHalf the proceeds o' the fur farm was to come to me, while I stayed here to look after things.
At Whispering Pine Lodge | Lawrence J. LeslieDoes this fur farm belong to some company, that Obed is working for?
At Whispering Pine Lodge | Lawrence J. Leslie
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