fowlfarm
nounUK /ˈfaʊl fɑːm/
US /ˈfaʊl fɑːrm/
A fowlfarm is a place where people keep birds like chickens and ducks.
We visited a fowlfarm to see the chickens and collect fresh eggs.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A business that raises birds for meat or eggs.
The fowlfarm supplies eggs to local shops.
3. A large enclosed area where domesticated birds are bred.
The fowlfarm had rows of coops and a big feeding shed.
4. A rural property devoted to keeping waterfowl and game birds.
Their fowlfarm raises geese and pheasants for shows.