| LIVESTOCK | Cattle, horses, etc kept on a farm or ranch (9) |
| CORRAL | (U.S.) Pen for livestock on a farm or ranch (6) |
| HAND | Farm or ranch worker |
| STAMPEDE | Panicked rush of cattle, horses etc; or, another word for a rodeo (8) |
| RUSTLE | To steal cattle, horses etc (6) |
| RANCHES | US farms for cattle, horses, etc (7) |
| SOW | Plant on a farm ... or animal on a farm |
| ROUSTABOUT | In Australia and New Zealand, a hired labourer on a farm or in a shearing shed (10) |
| DISMOUNTS | Gets off (a horse, etc) |
| MOUSER | A farm or ship's cat charged with hunting murine gnawers, squeakers or timorous beasties; a mog proficient at catching rodents generally; a prying person; or, in Scotland, a man's whiskers (6) |
| LEASE | A contract letting a farm or house for rent; pasture; or, a prospect of renewed happiness or health (5) |
| MASH | Malt mixed with hot water to form wort; a warm feed of bran or meal for cattle/horses; a brew of tea; a bungle or muddle; an engoument or crush; or, crushed potatoes, aka champ (4) |
| STUD | Type of a farm or facility where horses or livestock are bred (4) |
| GOOSE | Wildfowl with species including barnacle, brent, greylag and emden, sometimes kept on a farm to keep guard or protect chickens (5) |
| EUPHEMISM | "Bought the farm" or "bit the dust," for example |
| HEADAGE | The number of animals kept on a farm |
| WALK | Promenade, stroll or ramble; or, a farm or stable for exercising and training foxhound puppies (4) |
| ANT | Insect that can live in a farm or a hill |
| ACRE | Unit of measurement for a farm or a forest |
| CATTLE | Animals kept on a farm |
