farm
Bauernhof is a German noun which translates to 'farm' in English. It refers to a piece of land that is used for agricultural purposes and has buildings such as a farmhouse, barns, stables, and other structures necessary for farming activities.
noun
masculine
Meaning: farm
Meine Familie besitzt einen Bauernhof.
My family owns a farm.
Meaning: country estate
Der Bauernhof wurde zu einem luxuriösen Landgut umgebaut.
The country estate was converted into a luxurious mansion.
Meaning: rural property
Wir haben ein altes Bauernhaus auf unserem Bauernhof.
We have an old farmhouse on our rural property.
Meaning: agricultural complex
Der moderne Bauernhof verfügt über eine große Anzahl von Ställen und Scheunen.
The modern agricultural complex has a large number of stables and barns.
A1: Der Bauernhof hat viele Tiere.
A1: The farm has many animals.
A1: Meine Familie besitzt einen kleinen Bauernhof.
A1: My family owns a small farm.
A1: Die Kinder spielen gerne auf dem Bauernhof.
A1: The children like to play on the farm.
B1: Auf dem Bauernhof werden verschiedene Gemüsesorten angebaut.
B1: Various types of vegetables are grown on the farm.
B1: Wir haben gestern den Bauernhof besucht, der seit Generationen in unserer Familie ist.
B1: Yesterday we visited the farm that has been in our family for generations.
B2: Die Bauernhöfe in dieser Region sind bekannt für ihre hochwertigen Produkte.
B2: The farms in this region are known for their high-quality products.
C1: Nachdem er den Bauernhof geerbt hatte, modernisierte er die gesamte Betriebsstruktur.
C1: After inheriting the farm, he modernized the entire operational structure.
C1: Die Landwirte auf diesem Bauernhof setzen nachhaltige Anbaumethoden ein, um die Umwelt zu schützen.
C1: The farmers on this farm use sustainable cultivation methods to protect the environment.
C2: Der Bauernhof wurde in einen ökologischen Betrieb umgewandelt, der biologische Lebensmittel produziert.
C2: The farm was converted into an ecological operation that produces organic food.
In Germany, the tradition of farming has been an integral part of the country's culture and economy for centuries. Bauernhofs are typically family-owned and operated, with generations of farmers passing down their knowledge and skills from one generation to the next. These farms produce a variety of crops, including grains, fruits, vegetables, and livestock such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
Bauernhofs are not just places where food is produced; they also serve as centers of rural life. They provide employment opportunities for local communities and contribute to the preservation of traditional farming practices and customs. Many Bauernhofs offer agritourism experiences where visitors can learn about farming techniques, participate in farm activities, and taste locally produced food.
However, like many aspects of modern society, the role of Bauernhofs in Germany is changing. With advances in technology and changes in consumer preferences, many small-scale family farms struggle to compete with larger industrialized farms. Despite these challenges, Bauernhofs remain an important part of Germany's cultural heritage and continue to play a vital role in the country's agricultural sector.