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fur-farming 
1 n. the operating of a fur farm (def. 1).
See also: fur farm (def. 1) fur ranching
- 1934 Fur farming will undoubtedly gradually take the place of primitive trapping and trading.
- 1964 Fur-farming was still in its infancy [c1900]. . . .
2 n. See quote.
See also: fur farm (def. 2)
- 1958 Such a programme involves such measures as . . . "fur-farming" in the full sense of the word, that is flooding or draining areas as the case may be, and transplanting beaver and muskrat to areas of plentiful food supply so as to increase the fur-bearing animal population. . . .
- 1934 Fur farming will undoubtedly gradually take the place of primitive trapping and trading.