Crofter

usgb/ˈkrɔːftər/
noun

A person living in a croft, mainly in Scotland, who farms the land around a small traditional Scottish house known as a 'croft'.

Although many people have moved to cities, there are still some crofters who maintain their traditional way of life.
Visual representation of "crofter" - A person living in a croft, mainly in Scotland, who farms the land around a small traditional Scottish house known as a 'croft'.

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  • scottish crofter
  • crofter communities
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Scottish Tradition

The term is deeply rooted in Scottish history and culture, referring to a specific rural lifestyle.

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The crofter was weaving tartan fabric, a skill passed down through generations.
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Rural Farming

Crofters are known for small-scale farming, often encompassing sheep or cattle herding.

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As a crofter, she took pride in her flock of sheep.
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Land Tenure

Crofters usually rent their crofts and land, as opposed to being landowners.

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The crofter renewed his lease on the croft for another year.
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