smallfarm
nounUK /ˈsmɔːl fɑːm/
US /ˈsmɔːl fɑːrm/
A small farm is a little place where people grow food and keep animals.
My grandpa lives on a smallfarm and grows carrots and keeps three chickens.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A modest agricultural business with few workers and limited land.
The couple started a smallfarm to sell fresh eggs at the market.
3. A piece of land used for growing vegetables and raising a few animals for a family.
Their smallfarm provides most of the vegetables they eat.
4. A rural property smaller than a commercial farm, often run by one family.
The smallfarm at the edge of town has a small orchard and a goat.