orchardist

He was an orchardist and company director before entering politics.

He was a farmer, orchardist and public servant by career.

He then became a successful orchardist in the district and had a large orange orchard.

Althofer grew up working on his father's farm and orchard, becoming an orchardist himself.

He returned to Australia to become an orchardist in Merricks.

"That's the way we get the pear inside," the orchardist tending the crop explained.

Pye was the son of a pioneer Australian orchardist.

He then became a shopkeeper and orchardist in Inverell.

She grew flowers and vegetables; his father was a beekeeper and orchardist.

Evans emigrated from England to Canada in his youth to become an orchardist.

In later life he worked as an architectural modeller and orchardist before his war injuries forced him to retire.

His father was a well-known orchardist from Niles, California.

He subsequently moved to Silvan where he became an orchardist before his injury forced him to give up this work also.

It alerts the orchardist when to expect an outbreak of pests and prepare for it.

After his service, Clarke worked as a dairy farmer and orchardist in western North Carolina.

He was an orchardist in New Jersey.

During his 50 years in Jacksonville, Oregon he was also known as a painter, gardener, orchardist and vintner.

Commissioned as a Justice of the Peace in 1892, Hunt was an orchardist and grazier.

Robinson was an orchardist and fruit packer with real estate and other business interests in the Winchester area.

Thomsen returned to Hood River where he worked as an orchardist, raising pears and apples.

Source: L. Burbank fruit tree catalog and prior prune orchardist.

The neighborhood is named for late 19th century orchardist, and school board and city council member, Cyrus Buckman.

Askalaphos was the orchardist of Hades.

The orchardist spat.

Archibald George Campbell (1880-1954) was an Australian orchardist and amateur ornithologist.