Feb 7, 2025 · Both 'on the farm' and 'at the farm' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'On the farm' is used to indicate someone is physically located on the farm. 'At the farm' is used to indicate someone is at the location of the farm without specifying the exact position.

Oct 6, 2007 · There is an expression on the farm, meaning in a farming context in general, which can't be converted to at the farm, though it's pretty close in meaning to on a farm or at a farm.

Mar 31, 2022 · It should be "on the farm". The dictionary has also given an example of "at the farm". The sentence reads as follows: The police are investigating a fire at a farm nearby. It seems to me that "at" is used when something (in this case a fire) happens "at" the farm.

Feb 12, 2017 · On EL&U: Do you live on a farm? The correct way to say that is: The cow is grazing on the farm. This is simply because when talking about things situated on a farm, we always say on the farm. As somebody already mentioned in the comments section, prepositions in English are very idiomatic.

Oct 3, 2013 · It depends on what they are. If they're people I would say, "they live on farms", but I can imagine using "in farms" when talking about insects. You are correct.

Feb 1, 2015 · As an AmE speaker and from the farm belt in the U.S., "on the farm" generally means residing and working to a greater (for a living) or lesser (child of a farmer, student, part-time worker)degree. "At the farm" generally connotes a temporary period being spent on …

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Apr 1, 2020 · "On the farm" and "at the farm" are pretty much the same thing and can be used interchangeably. "In the farm" typically means something inventory-wise, such as what's in the farm.

"At a farm" just means "The farm is where you are at(now)" "On a farm" and "At a farm" mean the same thing. Except "On a farm" would be more specific. "In a farm" means you are physically INSIDE the farm, whether It's inside the farm house or inside a building on the farm.