profarmer
/ˈprōfärˌmər, ˈprōfɑrˌmər/Definitions
1. noun
A professional farmer, especially one who grows crops for sale rather than for personal consumption.
“The local news highlighted the rise of profarmer cooperatives in rural areas.”
2. noun
A farmer who actively engages in farm advocacy and often participates in discussions about agricultural policy.
“At the agricultural conference, several profarmers discussed the impact of subsidies on local food systems.”