Sower (noun)

1. A person or machine that scatters or plants seed.
2. Someone who plants crops by scattering seed on the ground.

Origin:

The word "sower" comes from the verb "sow" which means to scatter or plant seed, it refers to a person or machine that scatters or plants seed.

Examples:

1. The sower scattered the seed over the field.
2. The sower used a machine to plant the seed.
3. The farmer was a skilled sower.
4. The sower was walking behind a horse-drawn plow.
5. The sower took great care in planting the seed.