Noun
An agriculturist (which is the preferred form.)
Source: Webster's dictionaryAround 1000 B.C., the ceramic -using and agriculturalist Saladoid people came to the islands, migrating up the archipelago from the banks of the Orinoco River in Venezuela. Source: Internet
Circa 50 AD, Roman agriculturalist Columella described several lettuce varieties – some of which may have been ancestors of today's lettuces. Source: Internet
Horn of Africa in 1420 While further research is needed to precisely comprehend their origins, the Oromo are believed to have originally adhered to a pastoralist nomadic and/or semi- agriculturalist lifestyle. Source: Internet
After all, what makes a medical doctor, an agriculturalist or an academician different from other public servants? Source: Internet
As a skilled agriculturalist, Martin said he would like to see sustainable environments and more balance between the rights of good landlords and relief for the evicted. Source: Internet
It was the French agriculturalist Jean-Baptiste Boussingault who by means of experimentation obtained evidence showing that the main sources of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen for plants were the air and water. Source: Internet