stooker

/ˈstʊkər/
noun
  1. A person who arranges grain stalks into stooks (small standing bundles) after harvesting.
    • Each stooker could set up hundreds of stooks in a single day.
    • The stooker worked quickly to keep up with the reaper.
    • My grandfather was a skilled stooker in his youth.
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