| FARMHOUSE | Rural dwelling often central to agricultural land, barns, stables, yard, milking parlour etc; or, a white loaf of tin-baked bread named after such (9) |
| VARIABLE | Opposed to agricultural land in which "i" is used for "x"? (8) |
| FARMYARD | Initially follow land force on a road to agricultural setting (8) |
| FARMSTEAD | An agriculturist, crofter, dairyman/woman or granger's house, place or toun together with its barns, granaries, milking parlour, stables and yards (9) |
| CHICKENFARMS | They raise the issue of the Andalusian hens, for example, getting to check in travelling to agricultural sites (7,5) |
| REPEAT | Talk again about environmentally damaging contributor to agricultural growth (6) |
| DUG | Feature of milking parlour, with or without a number (3) |
| ALASDAIRGRAY | 5Dn mural artist unfortunately lost rag in milking parlour (8,4) |
| MOORAGE | Getting smack fast, result of queue-jumping in milking parlour? |
| SPRAWL | The way cities expand to encroach on surrounding, often valuable, agricultural land; urban ... |
| BOTHY | One-roomed hut or temporary dwelling, often built as a mountain shelter (5) |
| TOWNHOUSE | Narrow dwelling, often sharing a wall with its neighbour (9) |
| COTTAGE | Rural dwelling such as any of the ones forming Arlington Row in Bibury (7) |
| VICARAGES | Typically rural dwellings usually owned or maintained by churches, similar to clergy-houses, rectories or parsonages (9) |
| DAIRY | Milking parlour (5) |
| STOOL | Milking parlour seat (5) |
| PADDYFIELD | Tantrum leading to troubled life on Dutch agricultural land (5,5) |
| IDAHO | If only I acquired backing to get agricultural land |
| LEA | It's almost bound to be agricultural land (3) |
| WHEATFIELD | Agricultural land to flourish, absorbing warmth with minimum of frost (10) |
