jackeroo
/ˈdʒækəruː/Definitions
1. noun
A young man, especially a male farmhand or worker in Australia, often newly arrived from the city and receiving training.
“The young jackeroo was struggling to ride the horse but received valuable advice from the experienced ranch hand.”
2. noun
A young person, especially a male, who works on a farm, particularly in rural Australia, often in an apprenticeship or training capacity.
“After completing his training, the jackeroo was confident in his ability to manage a farm on his own.”