| FOODMILES | Distance travelled by farmer to the retail market in trains carrying spirit front-to-back (4,5) |
| STRICKLES | Tools formerly used by farmers to whet scythes during harvests; or, pieces of wood for levelling the tops of heaped measures of grain (9) |
| TENANTS | Canadian agricultural history... Habitant farmers to the Seigneurs of New France |
| HIPFLASK | Joint censure about southern vessel carrying spirit (3,5) |
| TAX | It's often added to the retail price |
| FLASKS | Thermoses for keeping drinks hot or cold; wickerwork-encased bottles for oil or wine; or, flat receptacles for carrying spirits in hip pockets (6) |
| NICHE | Specialty retail market |
| DEHORNING | Is this the procedure for taking the head off the devil? That's up to the farmers to decide! (9) |
| REHEARSES | Concerning to listen to emergency service in trains (9) |
| TEACHESTS | Trains carrying sixty-eight empty boxes |
| TAOISEACH | Train carrying leaders in Athlone off is for Irish premier |
| TRAINMILE | Distance travelled by locomotive, one entering new terminal |
| PUFFADDER | Steam train carrying a divine serpent (4,5) |
| INTHEREAR | Rescheduled train carrying present is behind (2,3,4) |
| PITCHFORK | Some farmers use this three pronged tool farmers to bale their hay (Hint: It sounds like silverware a baseball player might throw) |
| DININGCAR | Rancid gin spilt in train's cafe (6,3) |
| AVERAGE | ___ speed is given by total distance travelled by the body divided by the total time taken to cover this distance (7) |
| ODOMETER | Instrument for measuring the distance travelled by a vehicle, typically by counting wheel rotations (8) |
| FLOWERS | Organisms cultivated in strips along the edges of crop fields by some farmers to encourage pollinators (7) |
| IRRITANT | In the beginning, Indian Railway train carrying tritium derailed, producing a source of discomfort (8) |
