| GRANGES | Farms and barns slither finally into river |
| HORNBEAMS | Trees and barns - home on the run |
| SWALLOWS | Birds flying some 6,000 miles during their annual spring migration from South Africa to Britain before nesting in cowsheds and barns (8) |
| GAMEKEEPER | A person employed to protect and manage pheasants, partridges, hares, deer, grouse and other wildlife on country farms and estates (10) |
| ANJOU | Historical province in the Loire Valley noted for Chenin blanc, gastronomy, hilltop chateau and troglodyte caves with mushroom farms and wine cellars (5) |
| AGRITOURISM | Vacation trips to working farms (and a 2006 dictionary addition) |
| ACRED | Like big farms and great estates |
| AIRBNB | App with Beachfront, Farms and Treehouses tabs |
| RURAL | Like farms and ranches |
| OWLS | Birds with "screech" and "barn" varieties |
| POTTER | Author of a series of illustrated books published by Frederick Wame & Co. who bequeathed 15 farms and some 4,000 acres to the National Trust (6) |
| LANDAGENT | He lets farms, and will come down on a toff (4-5) |
| NARGHILE | Pipe from a river - gallons gush finally into another |
| MARIPOSA | River flows finally into large dry plains - this lily flowers |
| HARSH | Grating pepper, finally, into meat and potato dish (5) |
| CONVEYOR | Carrier pigeon finally into niche house contracts (8) |
| MALPRACTICE | Enter finally into agreement in spite of underhand dealings (11) |
| METAL | For example, lead guest finally into dinner, say (5) |
| DEACTIVATED | Halted input, finally, into faulty data device |
| STRANGEWAYS | Queer Street leads finally into prison |
