? Obs. [f. prec. + -ER1.] One practically engaged in agriculture, a husbandman. (Prob. intended as less scientific in meaning than AGRICULTURIST.)
1812. Coleridge, Own Times, III. 751. The interests of agriculturers, whose products feed and clothe this large body.
a. 1864. Landor, Wks. (1876), IV. 506. ‘Ploughman’ may be accepted for any agriculturer.
