Did you hear the one about the wealthy farmer whose plans for an early retirement were interrupted by an early funeral?

He became a wealthy farmer, particularly noted for his large orchards.

Clerical setesveins were recruited mainly among lower nobility and very wealthy farmers.

Nobles, merchants, and wealthy farmers began buying burial sites or building chapels, so they could be buried on the grounds.

A bastide was the house of a wealthier farmer, and usually was in the shape of a square, with an interior courtyard.