« Reply #4 on: Wednesday 04 July 07 18:17 BST (UK) »
It's only a guess but i have noticed that an Agricultural Laborer is nearly always 40ish +so probably worked on the farms since young.So knows a lot about farming,a farm worker is a lot younger so has a lot to learn about the running of a farm before he can call himself an Agricultural Laborer.Thats just my opinion though 
Celia
That makes sense! But ive got Agricultural Labourers in my family aged 17/18.
Northants - Stevenson, Smith, Spriggs, Hight, Dodson, Coleman
Swansea - Thomas, Williams, Howell, David, Rees, Griffiths, Jenkins, Bevan
Rutland - Hales
Derbyshire - Harlow, Riley, Pemberton, Aldred
Yorkshire - Stamper, Boyes, Duke
London - Harper, Wallis
Essex - Shelford, Wallis, Read, Stanes
Hertfordshire - Bishop
Cornwall - Johns, Soper, Rowe, Ball, Webb, Dunn, Quintrell, Hain, Oliver
Gloucestershire - Harper, Ash, Gregory, Denman
County Durham - Proud, Duke
Yorkshire - Stamper, Pickering