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Farmer was a Psi Cop assigned to the Beta Colony. In 2253 Ran and Farmer were investigating a string of telepath related murders, though when they got too close they became the Blinders next victims. The Farmer provides supplies for the cook to use. These supplies are often more sought after than the generic supplies provided by NPC vendors. The Farmer can also provide a handful of ingredients for scholars to make dye. The Farmer can also farm pipe weed to smoke. Vocations that use this profession: Historian | [[ Woodsman] | Yeoman Farmer - właściciel lub dzier­żawca farmy w Anglii i Ameryce. (TEM z roku 1936)Kategoria:Polskie encyklopedieKategoria:Stare encyklopedie Farmers are located: * Two in Taverley, in the Cow and Sheep pen by Turael/Spria and by the wheat field south of them. * One in Seth Groats farm, east of Lumbridge, and another just north of it. * One on the road from Lumbridge to Varrock, near Rat Burgiss. * One in the cow pen north of Lumbridge, near Beefy Bill. * Two in the farm north of Ardougne, who cannot be pickpocketed. Type of Feat: Character history Prerequisite: None, but chosen only during character creation phase. Specifics: Growing up on a farm taught you the ways of the land and watching over fields gave you keen eyes. Long workdays didn't leave much time for fancy learning. You gain +1 to Survival, and Spot skills, but suffer -2 to Lore. Use: Automatic. Farmer is one of the many role-playing subclasses in Elder Tale. Farmer on ammatti. Farmers are the weakest enemy, appearing in only Turnipseed Farm and Rockwell. A farmer was the first human enemy to die, which was Harold Turnipseed. Appearance- Their appearance looked like a typical farmer. They wore overalls, a white tee, and a typical farmer hat which was white. Weaponary- The only weapon farmers had were a shotgun, which is the weakest weapon in game, but will kill the player if hit too many times. Policemen also have shotguns. Appearances- Farmers only appeared in Destroy All Humans! ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. This farmer buisness is kinda dodgy don't ya think? The Farmer is a follower who has been placed lying down in a field. The farm is considered to extend from that farmer across all tiles directly connected to it by fields, with roads and cities ending the field. When the game ends, the player with most followers in each farm gain three points for each city touching the farm. Normal Followers and Big Followers can be placed as farmers, they are worth one and two followers respectively. Kategoria:Artykuły wymagające poprawy kategoriiFarmer – niegrywalna klasa postaci występująca w The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. The Farmer is a hydroponic farmer on the Moon. He is a stereotypical redneck who wears a hat that reads "The Moon shall rise again". He owns two or more Buggalo that he forces Philip J. Fry and Turanga Leela to milk in exchange for some of his oxygen. He has three robot daughters, Lulubelle 7, Daisy-Mae 128K, and The Crushinator, which he is very protective of and never allows to date. He chases Fry, Leela and Bender Bending Rodríguez off his farm with a shotgun and later pursues them in a combine harvester after catching Bender with The Crushinator. A farmer appears backstage for a UK sketch in episode 421. He asks Fozzie if he can have the rabbits that have been following him around throughout the show. When Fozzie leaves them in his care, the farmer sings "Run Rabbit Run" and begins shooting at, and chasing the small creatures. He would prefer to capture them for a stew or pie, but when his aim proves to faulter outside of his favor, he decides to settle for roast bear. The Farmer from The Tale of the Bunny Picnic also had a taste for rabbit stew. A local Farmer in the African country of Katara. Spotting Steve Austin parachute from a reconnaissance plane, the Farmer sends his son Jajamin to alert the rebel soldiers. A farmer manage the farm in the headquarter. After the recruiting a Farmer in the headquarters they will take care of field. In Suikoden II, the farmer is Tony who took care of the vegetables and the caretaker of the farm animals is a young girl named Yuzu. In Suikoden III the farmer is a young man named Barts, a seed is given to him and he took care of it until it grown. Barts will give some of the harvested plants to the current flamechampion, and the flame champion trade it to earn money in the trade shop. In suikoden V the farmer is Goesch and the seed is also given to him. Farmer Buyer, better known as the Farmer, is a character in the Barnyard franchise. He is Duke and Everett's owner who runs the Barnyard. Farmers are level 7 humans found on farms. They are the only monsters to drop the decorative gardening boots. Farmers are fairly weak and can be fair melee training for lower levels. Player with level 10 Thieving can pickpocket farmers, gaining 14.5 experience and 9 coins or 1 potato seed. The Farmer was a human and an ostrich farmer. He was the first human who witnessed the Saiyan Radditz, when he landed on earth. The Farmer is the player's avatar, who represents them when playing FarmVille. The farmer represents the player and the player's choices. The farmer will carry out any actions made by the player and will move to any position the player directs them to. The Farmer has a large straw hat, and is a bony, old man with a walking staff. He owns a ranch where he keeps his yakows. The Farmer also grows rice on a plot of land next to his ranch. The Farmer is an NPC civilian who appears in the level "Hunted" from Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and who can be killed by an Ultranationalist. Dzięki tej profesji będziemy mogli ścinać zboże, a następnie robić z nego chleb i inne produkty zbożowe. Dobrze by było, gdybyśmy oprócz tej, wybrali, jako drugą profesję: Piekarz. Farmer is a minifigure, which was introduced in 2009, and has only appeared in City Farm sets. There were two new decorated minifigure torsos released for them, both with overalls. Farmers may be found in groups traveling between towns and villages. They may be captured from these groups or found and recruited from prisoners of a defeated enemy. Farmers can spawn randomly in taverns across Calradia. The player can speak to them about a Bandit Infestation in their home village, and they will ask the player to assist in removing said bandits. Farmer is a profession. Farmers can gather cereals and make flour, and can make oil from seeds, which then can be turned into bread and treats. Farmer is one of the most popular profession for players. As of Dofus version 2.29 it has been combined with the old profession of Baker. From the [[w:|]][[Category:hu: derivations|Farmer]] Farmer, from the [[w:|]][[Category:hu: derivations|Farmer]] fermier (“‘farmer’”), from the [[w:|]][[Category:hu: derivations|Farmer]] fermer (“‘to affirm’”), from ferme (“‘rental’”), from the [[w:|]][[Category:hu: derivations|Farmer]] firmare (“‘to affirm’”). The farmer has few directly useful combat skills beyond what you start out with from your race. Because of this, race can play a larger-than-normal role in what sort of path you go down. To make the most of the innate gardening and cooking skills at the core of this class, it is basically assumed you will buy a Farm and worship Kumiromi. After you have worked your gardening skills up high enough, artifacts (and money) will almost literally be growing on trees, although it's a slog for the patient to get that far. Farmer – postać występująca w siódmej misji w Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare pod nazwą "Polowanie". Jest to rosyjski cywil, który zostaje oskarżany o coś przez Ultranacjonalistów. To czy przeżyje czy zginie zależy od działań gracza. Farmers are monsters which walk around farming areas. Farmers require level 10 Thieving to be pickpocketed, and if they are pickpocketed successfully, players will receive 9 coins and 14.5 Thieving experience. A farmer with a hippopotamus face. He is a regular character in the Dr. Slump series. Der Farmer, in den neuen Spielen wahlweise auch Farmerin, ist die Figur, mit welcher man das gesamte Spiel über handelt. A farmer and his wife in the land between the Old Wood and the Glass Mountains parted with a sack of food after Shallan sang them a song or two. It included day-old bread, salted meat and bruised fruit. The old feudal order of the Empire is no longer what it once was, and a new enterprising class is bridging the gap between peasant and noble. In cities, burghers have begun to appear. Their equivalent in the countryside is an emerging class of landed gentry. Land is often parcelled out to commoners as a reward for military service, or merchants invest their wealth by purchasing the estates of impoverished nobles. Rarely, tenant peasants save enough to buy the fields they till from their lord. Land is inherited, but no farmer’s claim yet spans more than a couple of generations. A farmer employs many hands to work the land, but he toils as hard as any peasant, for the wealth that hard work brings provides a significant social standing in the rural community.[1a] The Farmer is a fictional class for Stick Ranger. They use pitchforks. Farmer is another name for a level 1 character. The fate of the farmer somewhat varies between source material. In the anime, it is a common misconception that he was killed by the bullet Raditz returns, as he can be heard mumbling afterward. However in the manga, it is debatable that he was killed by the bullet Raditz returns, as he makes no clear movements between panels and has no dialogue after being sent to the ground. Farmer eli maanviljelijä on kokonaistasoltaan (combat level) 7. Runescapen jäsenpelaajat (P2P) voivat varastaa Farmerilta (picpocket) erilaisia maanviljelyssä käytettäviä siemeniä (seed) tai kolikoita ym. - saavutettuaan varastelussa tason 10. Farmereita löytyy muun muassa Lumbridgen lähistöllä sijaitsevasta kanalasta sekä Ardougnen pohjoisosista. Mahdollisia taskusaaliita: * fishing bait * earth rune * coins * bronze med helm * copper ore Farmereilta saa droppina: The Farmer (unknown – 1497) was one of Girolamo Savonarola's nine lieutenants, men put in charge to help Savonarola rule Florence, during the Bonfire of the Vanities. Farmers are uneducated men and women who cultivate plants and raise animals for food and materials. The higher a farmer's skill, the better the overall production is where they work. Farmers work in farms, bio farms, ranches, organic ranches, and plantations. It's possible for a presidente to have been a farmer before rising to power, boosting their relationship with the Communists and increasing the production rates of all other farmers but hurting their relationship with the Intellectuals. A farmer is a minor character in the fourth season. He is played by guest star Finbar Lynch and only appears in "Breaker of Chains". I'm the guy to get all your Farming Supplies from! This shop is located at the "Farming Teleport". Skilling Area Teleports - Farming Teleport. With a multitude of mouths to feed in the world, a great number of people make their living by farming. The life of a farmer is not an easy one. The work starts early in the pre-dawn hours and continues until sunset. There is usually enough to eat, but much of the farmer's effort goes into growing enough food to sell so that their family's meagre existence can continue. In hard times, farmers gather at the local tavern and dream of striking it rich as adventurers, merchants, or whatever. Though most of them are content with their fantasy, a few actually set out to seek their fortune. The Farmer This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is "blank", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled "discussion about this word" - which will link you to a "Discussion" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under "PRIRODNE JEZYKI" ("Natural Languages") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing) This profession gathers crops. As your farmer level improves, you are able to cut more and more different types of crops. Mrs. Cronner, also known as Farmer is the mother of Issac Cronner and a mentioned husband. Farmers are cannon-fodder characters that appear in the Gates of Kryta mission. Image:Krytan pig-farmers.jpg Farmer was a sailor in the employment of the East India Trading Company. He sailed aboard the brig Fair Wind, serving under Captain Nathaniel Bainbridge. During one of the ship's journeys from Port Royal, Jamaica to London, England, he and his three shipmates stole and drunk part of the cargo of rum. First Mate Jack Sparrow found out that Farmer and the three others drank the rum by ordering them to walk on the gunwhale, with a rope tied to their waist, to test their sobriety. Farmer attempted to do as ordered, but because he was drunk, he stumbled and fell into the water. The Widin Dairy Farm delivered milk in New York City in the 1930s. (TOS: "The City on the Edge of Forever" ) Jack Hayes was a farmer from Ohio in 1937. His farm truck was a 1936 Ford truck. He grew alfalfa and had cattle. (VOY: "The 37's") Moore was a corn farmer from Broken Bow, Oklahoma, in 2151. (ENT: "Broken Bow") James T. Kirk's uncle owned a farm in Idaho on which he kept horses. Kirk revisited this farm when he first entered the Nexus. (Star Trek Generations) Mullibok was a Bajoran farmer who lived on the Bajoran moon Jeraddo with his assistants Baltrim and Keena. (DS9: "Progress") A farmer of [sic] farm worker with knowledge of the land. |} Farmer is a job available since May 2011, unlike other jobs it is not in the rotation. Farmer Wug’s cousin, Farmer Chug, will be waiting on the farm to help us out. To get there, first open the Houses menu. Everyone will start out with one free farm: the Wilds Farm. You may access your farm by clicking on “Houses” just like accessing one of your houses or lots . Farmer Chug will give you advice and quest, which helps you level up. Farmer Chug is a Quest Giver, he gives you quest and his first task is pulling out weed. The men of the east awere said of to had learned their agriculture from the Entwives. Farmer is a name for one of the generic villagers found in various areas, most often cities. Talking with them can add entry of A Farmer's Tales quest in party journal. These farmers seek to apply their wisdom to navigating the Labyrinth despite their clumsiness in battle. —In-Game Description, Etrian Odyssey III The Farmer is an exploration based class in Etrian Odyssey III. They have almost no combat use, and are infinitely more useful for their field use. Farmers are located: * Two in Taverley, in the Cow and Sheep pen by Turael/Spria and by the wheat field south of them, who cannot be pickpocketed. * One in Seth Groats farm, east of Lumbridge, and another just north of it. * One on the road from Lumbridge to Varrock, near Rat Burgiss. * One in the cow pen north of Lumbridge, near Beefy Bill. * Two in the farm north of Ardougne, who cannot be pickpocketed.

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Farmers are monsters which walk around farming areas. Farmers require level 10 Thieving to be pickpocketed, and if they are pickpocketed successfully, players will receive 9 coins and 14.5 Thieving experience. The men of the east awere said of to had learned their agriculture from the Entwives. The Farmer (unknown – 1497) was one of Girolamo Savonarola's nine lieutenants, men put in charge to help Savonarola rule Florence, during the Bonfire of the Vanities. Mrs. Cronner, also known as Farmer is the mother of Issac Cronner and a mentioned husband. Farmer eli maanviljelijä on kokonaistasoltaan (combat level) 7. Runescapen jäsenpelaajat (P2P) voivat varastaa Farmerilta (picpocket) erilaisia maanviljelyssä käytettäviä siemeniä (seed) tai kolikoita ym. - saavutettuaan varastelussa tason 10. Farmereita löytyy muun muassa Lumbridgen lähistöllä sijaitsevasta kanalasta sekä Ardougnen pohjoisosista. Mahdollisia taskusaaliita: * fishing bait * earth rune * coins * bronze med helm * copper ore Farmereilta saa droppina: F2P * bones 100% * Coins 3 * Earth talisman P2P * Cabbage seed * Grimy guam * Sweetcorn seed * Potato seed * Rake * Seed dibber * Grimy kwuarm * Gardening boots (erittäin harvinainen) * Watering can From the [[w:|]][[Category:hu: derivations|Farmer]] Farmer, from the [[w:|]][[Category:hu: derivations|Farmer]] fermier (“‘farmer’”), from the [[w:|]][[Category:hu: derivations|Farmer]] fermer (“‘to affirm’”), from ferme (“‘rental’”), from the [[w:|]][[Category:hu: derivations|Farmer]] firmare (“‘to affirm’”). This profession gathers crops. As your farmer level improves, you are able to cut more and more different types of crops. The Farmer is a hydroponic farmer on the Moon. He is a stereotypical redneck who wears a hat that reads "The Moon shall rise again". He owns two or more Buggalo that he forces Philip J. Fry and Turanga Leela to milk in exchange for some of his oxygen. He has three robot daughters, Lulubelle 7, Daisy-Mae 128K, and The Crushinator, which he is very protective of and never allows to date. He chases Fry, Leela and Bender Bending Rodríguez off his farm with a shotgun and later pursues them in a combine harvester after catching Bender with The Crushinator. I'm the guy to get all your Farming Supplies from! This shop is located at the "Farming Teleport". Skilling Area Teleports - Farming Teleport. The Farmer Farmers may be found in groups traveling between towns and villages. They may be captured from these groups or found and recruited from prisoners of a defeated enemy. Farmers can spawn randomly in taverns across Calradia. The player can speak to them about a Bandit Infestation in their home village, and they will ask the player to assist in removing said bandits. Farmer is a job available since May 2011, unlike other jobs it is not in the rotation. Farmer Wug’s cousin, Farmer Chug, will be waiting on the farm to help us out. To get there, first open the Houses menu. Everyone will start out with one free farm: the Wilds Farm. You may access your farm by clicking on “Houses” just like accessing one of your houses or lots . Farmer Chug will give you advice and quest, which helps you level up. Farmer Chug is a Quest Giver, he gives you quest and his first task is pulling out weed. You can get Coins and various items from Farming including Vaultberries in Station Cash item. This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is "blank", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled "discussion about this word" - which will link you to a "Discussion" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under "PRIRODNE JEZYKI" ("Natural Languages") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing) Finally, below the Natural Languages section, is the "Constructed Languages" section - "Postavjene Jezyki" - which includes "Slovio" "Novosloviensky" (NeoSlavonic) and "Slovianski". The "Slovio" project is no longer active. "Novosloviensky" and "Slovianski", on the other hand, have joined together as "INTERSLAVIC" or "MEDŽUSLOVJANSKI" - each offering a slightly different grammatical format. Here you may access and edit this information. Farmer - właściciel lub dzier­żawca farmy w Anglii i Ameryce. (TEM z roku 1936)Kategoria:Polskie encyklopedieKategoria:Stare encyklopedie A farmer is a minor character in the fourth season. He is played by guest star Finbar Lynch and only appears in "Breaker of Chains". The fate of the farmer somewhat varies between source material. In the anime, it is a common misconception that he was killed by the bullet Raditz returns, as he can be heard mumbling afterward. However in the manga, it is debatable that he was killed by the bullet Raditz returns, as he makes no clear movements between panels and has no dialogue after being sent to the ground. With a multitude of mouths to feed in the world, a great number of people make their living by farming. The life of a farmer is not an easy one. The work starts early in the pre-dawn hours and continues until sunset. There is usually enough to eat, but much of the farmer's effort goes into growing enough food to sell so that their family's meagre existence can continue. In hard times, farmers gather at the local tavern and dream of striking it rich as adventurers, merchants, or whatever. Though most of them are content with their fantasy, a few actually set out to seek their fortune. * Agriculture * Animal Care * Carpentry * Drive Cart * Herb Lore * Identify Plants * Leather Jack * Plough * Spade * Militiaman * Scout * Soldier * Trader A farmer manage the farm in the headquarter. After the recruiting a Farmer in the headquarters they will take care of field. In Suikoden II, the farmer is Tony who took care of the vegetables and the caretaker of the farm animals is a young girl named Yuzu. In Suikoden III the farmer is a young man named Barts, a seed is given to him and he took care of it until it grown. Barts will give some of the harvested plants to the current flamechampion, and the flame champion trade it to earn money in the trade shop. In suikoden V the farmer is Goesch and the seed is also given to him. The Farmer was a human and an ostrich farmer. He was the first human who witnessed the Saiyan Radditz, when he landed on earth. Kategoria:Artykuły wymagające poprawy kategoriiFarmer – niegrywalna klasa postaci występująca w The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. Farmer is another name for a level 1 character. A local Farmer in the African country of Katara. Spotting Steve Austin parachute from a reconnaissance plane, the Farmer sends his son Jajamin to alert the rebel soldiers. A farmer and his wife in the land between the Old Wood and the Glass Mountains parted with a sack of food after Shallan sang them a song or two. It included day-old bread, salted meat and bruised fruit. Farmer Buyer, better known as the Farmer, is a character in the Barnyard franchise. He is Duke and Everett's owner who runs the Barnyard. Farmers are level 7 humans found on farms. They are the only monsters to drop the decorative gardening boots. Farmers are fairly weak and can be fair melee training for lower levels. Player with level 10 Thieving can pickpocket farmers, gaining 14.5 experience and 9 coins or 1 potato seed. A farmer appears backstage for a UK sketch in episode 421. He asks Fozzie if he can have the rabbits that have been following him around throughout the show. When Fozzie leaves them in his care, the farmer sings "Run Rabbit Run" and begins shooting at, and chasing the small creatures. He would prefer to capture them for a stew or pie, but when his aim proves to faulter outside of his favor, he decides to settle for roast bear. The Farmer from The Tale of the Bunny Picnic also had a taste for rabbit stew. A farmer with a hippopotamus face. He is a regular character in the Dr. Slump series. The Farmer provides supplies for the cook to use. These supplies are often more sought after than the generic supplies provided by NPC vendors. The Farmer can also provide a handful of ingredients for scholars to make dye. The Farmer can also farm pipe weed to smoke. Vocations that use this profession: Historian | [[ Woodsman] | Yeoman Dzięki tej profesji będziemy mogli ścinać zboże, a następnie robić z nego chleb i inne produkty zbożowe. Dobrze by było, gdybyśmy oprócz tej, wybrali, jako drugą profesję: Piekarz. Der Farmer, in den neuen Spielen wahlweise auch Farmerin, ist die Figur, mit welcher man das gesamte Spiel über handelt. The Farmer is an NPC civilian who appears in the level "Hunted" from Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and who can be killed by an Ultranationalist. The old feudal order of the Empire is no longer what it once was, and a new enterprising class is bridging the gap between peasant and noble. In cities, burghers have begun to appear. Their equivalent in the countryside is an emerging class of landed gentry. Land is often parcelled out to commoners as a reward for military service, or merchants invest their wealth by purchasing the estates of impoverished nobles. Rarely, tenant peasants save enough to buy the fields they till from their lord. Land is inherited, but no farmer’s claim yet spans more than a couple of generations. A farmer employs many hands to work the land, but he toils as hard as any peasant, for the wealth that hard work brings provides a significant social standing in the rural community.[1a] The Farmer is the player's avatar, who represents them when playing FarmVille. The farmer represents the player and the player's choices. The farmer will carry out any actions made by the player and will move to any position the player directs them to. The Farmer is a fictional class for Stick Ranger. They use pitchforks. The farmer has few directly useful combat skills beyond what you start out with from your race. Because of this, race can play a larger-than-normal role in what sort of path you go down. To make the most of the innate gardening and cooking skills at the core of this class, it is basically assumed you will buy a Farm and worship Kumiromi. After you have worked your gardening skills up high enough, artifacts (and money) will almost literally be growing on trees, although it's a slog for the patient to get that far. Early on, you will be weak for lack of good combat skills, but you can go straight to Yowyn and perform Harvest Time! and the various cooking-related quests as much as possible to build up huge stockpiles of platinum it takes to buy the combat skills. In a way, it's like you're putting off the combat and exploration that you might consider the heart of the game, but at the same time, pure martial classes have more trouble grinding platinum until they can train up the cooking skills you start out with. Since you will ultimately likely want to do both the combat skills and the cash- and resource-gathering skills, starting out with the cash- and resource-gathering skills well-established instead of the combat skills can actually make long-term growth a little bit easier, especially since you can make up for poor combat skills early on with pets. The Farmer has a large straw hat, and is a bony, old man with a walking staff. He owns a ranch where he keeps his yakows. The Farmer also grows rice on a plot of land next to his ranch. A farmer of [sic] farm worker with knowledge of the land. The Farmer is a follower who has been placed lying down in a field. The farm is considered to extend from that farmer across all tiles directly connected to it by fields, with roads and cities ending the field. When the game ends, the player with most followers in each farm gain three points for each city touching the farm. Normal Followers and Big Followers can be placed as farmers, they are worth one and two followers respectively. The barn is a figure that can be played instead of a follower on a player's turn. When a player places a tile with a field such that is touches three other fields at a corner, he may place a barn on that corner. He/she may do this even if there are already farmers in that farm, but not if there is already a barn. Any farmers on that farm are instantly returned to their players and the player with most farmers gets 3 points for each connected city. Further farmers may not be placed on that farm. but should a farmers later connect to the barn, it is returned to its owner who gains 1 point for each connected city. At the end of the game, the player with most barns in each field gets 4 point for each connected city. Farmers are uneducated men and women who cultivate plants and raise animals for food and materials. The higher a farmer's skill, the better the overall production is where they work. Farmers work in farms, bio farms, ranches, organic ranches, and plantations. It's possible for a presidente to have been a farmer before rising to power, boosting their relationship with the Communists and increasing the production rates of all other farmers but hurting their relationship with the Intellectuals. The Widin Dairy Farm delivered milk in New York City in the 1930s. (TOS: "The City on the Edge of Forever" ) Jack Hayes was a farmer from Ohio in 1937. His farm truck was a 1936 Ford truck. He grew alfalfa and had cattle. (VOY: "The 37's") Moore was a corn farmer from Broken Bow, Oklahoma, in 2151. (ENT: "Broken Bow") James T. Kirk's uncle owned a farm in Idaho on which he kept horses. Kirk revisited this farm when he first entered the Nexus. (Star Trek Generations) Mullibok was a Bajoran farmer who lived on the Bajoran moon Jeraddo with his assistants Baltrim and Keena. (DS9: "Progress") An alien being who took the form of Rumpelstiltskin told Miles O'Brien a story about a farmer from Derry who tried to chase him away until he saved the farmer's crop from locusts. (DS9: "If Wishes Were Horses") Shakaar Edon was a farmer and later First Minister of Bajor. (DS9: "Shakaar") The holographic character Ray Ewan was a pig farmer. (VOY: "Fair Haven") Farmers are located: * Two in Taverley, in the Cow and Sheep pen by Turael/Spria and by the wheat field south of them, who cannot be pickpocketed. * One in Seth Groats farm, east of Lumbridge, and another just north of it. * One on the road from Lumbridge to Varrock, near Rat Burgiss. * One in the cow pen north of Lumbridge, near Beefy Bill. * Two in the farm north of Ardougne, who cannot be pickpocketed. Farmers are cannon-fodder characters that appear in the Gates of Kryta mission. Image:Krytan pig-farmers.jpg Farmer was a Psi Cop assigned to the Beta Colony. In 2253 Ran and Farmer were investigating a string of telepath related murders, though when they got too close they became the Blinders next victims. |} Farmer is a name for one of the generic villagers found in various areas, most often cities. Talking with them can add entry of A Farmer's Tales quest in party journal. Farmers are located: * Two in Taverley, in the Cow and Sheep pen by Turael/Spria and by the wheat field south of them. * One in Seth Groats farm, east of Lumbridge, and another just north of it. * One on the road from Lumbridge to Varrock, near Rat Burgiss. * One in the cow pen north of Lumbridge, near Beefy Bill. * Two in the farm north of Ardougne, who cannot be pickpocketed. Farmer is a profession. Farmers can gather cereals and make flour, and can make oil from seeds, which then can be turned into bread and treats. Farmer is one of the most popular profession for players. As of Dofus version 2.29 it has been combined with the old profession of Baker. Farmer – postać występująca w siódmej misji w Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare pod nazwą "Polowanie". Jest to rosyjski cywil, który zostaje oskarżany o coś przez Ultranacjonalistów. To czy przeżyje czy zginie zależy od działań gracza. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. ooh arr, ooh arr. This farmer buisness is kinda dodgy don't ya think? Farmers are the weakest enemy, appearing in only Turnipseed Farm and Rockwell. A farmer was the first human enemy to die, which was Harold Turnipseed. Appearance- Their appearance looked like a typical farmer. They wore overalls, a white tee, and a typical farmer hat which was white. Weaponary- The only weapon farmers had were a shotgun, which is the weakest weapon in game, but will kill the player if hit too many times. Policemen also have shotguns. Appearances- Farmers only appeared in Destroy All Humans! Farmer on ammatti. Farmer is a minifigure, which was introduced in 2009, and has only appeared in City Farm sets. There were two new decorated minifigure torsos released for them, both with overalls. Type of Feat: Character history Prerequisite: None, but chosen only during character creation phase. Specifics: Growing up on a farm taught you the ways of the land and watching over fields gave you keen eyes. Long workdays didn't leave much time for fancy learning. You gain +1 to Survival, and Spot skills, but suffer -2 to Lore. Use: Automatic. Farmer was a sailor in the employment of the East India Trading Company. He sailed aboard the brig Fair Wind, serving under Captain Nathaniel Bainbridge. During one of the ship's journeys from Port Royal, Jamaica to London, England, he and his three shipmates stole and drunk part of the cargo of rum. First Mate Jack Sparrow found out that Farmer and the three others drank the rum by ordering them to walk on the gunwhale, with a rope tied to their waist, to test their sobriety. Farmer attempted to do as ordered, but because he was drunk, he stumbled and fell into the water. Farmer, Barton and Anderson were penalized by having their rum rations confiscated and paying a fine, plus an additional fee, for drinking the rum. These farmers seek to apply their wisdom to navigating the Labyrinth despite their clumsiness in battle. —In-Game Description, Etrian Odyssey III The Farmer is an exploration based class in Etrian Odyssey III. They have almost no combat use, and are infinitely more useful for their field use. The Farmer class is like the Survivalist class from prior games, but they have an atrocious lack of combat capabilities. While their field skills improve the party's condition, keep all Farmers away from the front lines. They even have a skill that decreases enemy attention on themselves. They can only wield Farmer specific tools that vary between weapon classes, and can wear up to Medium Armor. They also have the highest LUC in the game. Farmer is one of the many role-playing subclasses in Elder Tale.

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