stock farm

noun

a farm devoted to breeding livestock.

Origin of stock farm

First recorded in 1800–10

Related formsstock farmer, nounstock farming, noun

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Examples from the Web for stock farm

She was standing at the paddock fence of her grandfather's stock-farm in Kentucky.
Destiny|Charles Neville Buck
It is now in the possession of a New Yorker, who keeps it as a shooting-preserve and stock-farm.
Beautiful Gardens in America|Louise Shelton
Mrs. Harrison has arranged for them to stop for a day at Selimcroft, her Uncle's stock-farm up your way, as they go.
Selina|George Madden Martin
Janet was not going to lose time planning for a stock-farm business and not act, it seemed.
Natalie: A Garden Scout|Lillian Elizabeth Roy

He was too busy manipulating the ticker to pay much attention to the stock-farm itself.
McClure's Magazine, Vol. XXXI, No. 6, October, 1908|Various

British Dictionary definitions for stock farm

stock farm

noun

a farm on which livestock is bred

Derived Formsstock farmer, nounstock farming, noun

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stock farm

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