History Main / FarmersDaughter

* A popular theme in [[http://dangerousminds.net/content/uploads/images/bomber5sdfsd.jpg vintage]] [[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/79/66/73/796673b0645a66d9ff87c1c48cff19d1.jpg aircraft]] [[http://www.worldwarphotos.info/wp-content/gallery/usa/aircrafts/p-38-lightning/Lockheed_F-5F_pilot_Lt_Monroe_1944.jpg nose]] [[http://www.jasonbarnettartist.com/images/noseart_farmersdaughter-lg.jpg art.]]

* There's a {{NSFW}} InteractiveFiction game called ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Farmer%27s_Daughter_%28Commodore_64_game%29 The Farmer's Daughter]]'' in which you play a TravelingSalesman whose goal is to have sex with the [[HehHehYouSaidX titular]] farmer's daughter.

* ''Film/YoungFrankenstein'''s assistant Inga was clearly intended to invoke this trope: when she's first introduced, she's dressed in a dirndl (traditional farmer's daughter attire in YodelLand) and literally [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant having a]] [[RollInTheHay]].

* ''Film/YoungFrankenstein'''s assistant Inga was clearly intended to invoke this trope: when she's first introduced, she's dressed in a dirndl (traditional farmer's daughter attire in YodelLand) and literally [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant rolling in the hay]].

* ''Film/YoungFrankenstein'''s assistant Inga was clearly intended to invoke this trope: when she's first introduced, she's dressed in a dirndl (traditional farmer's daughter attire in YodelLand) and literally [[IThoughtItMeant rolling in the hay]].

Farmer's Daughters are usually kept at home under very strict rules and supposedly know very little about the "ways of the world" - or at least ''pretend'' they don't - and therefore tend to be overly curious about sex. Watch out, though; their [[GoodOlBoy pops]] ''will'' [[IveGotAnXAndImNotAfraidToUseIt have a shotgun]] and ''will'' use it if you try anything funny with them, like for instance a RollInTheHay with them. And if she's [[LawOfInverseFertility knocked up]]? ShotgunWedding time! Often they'll be a bit [[TheDitz ditzy]] or [[HalfWittedHillbilly backward]]; but even more often they'll be a [[SouthernFriedGenius lot smarter]] than [[ObfuscatingStupiditythey look]]. There are two clear types: One who is drop-dead gorgeous (but, almost but not quite paradoxically, in a GirlNextDoor kind of way); the other has an okay body... [[ButterFace but her face]]... (and she is usually the [[AbhorrentAdmirer more aggressive]] type). Often used in CountryMouse settings. Also tends to be the downfall of the TravelingSalesman.

Farmer's Daughters are usually kept at home under very strict rules and supposedly know very little about the "ways of the world" - or at least ''pretend'' they don't - and therefore tend to be overly curious about sex. Watch out, though; their [[GoodOlBoy pops]] ''will'' [[IveGotAnXAndImNotAfraidToUseIt have a shotgun]] and ''will'' use it if you try anything funny with them, like for instance a RollInTheHay with them. And if she's [[LawOfInverseFertility knocked up]]? ShotgunWedding time! Often they'll be a bit [[TheDitz ditzy]] or [[HalfWittedHillbilly backward]]; but even more often they'll be [[ObfuscatingStupidity a lot smarter than they look]]. There are two clear types: One who is drop-dead gorgeous (but, almost but not quite paradoxically, in a GirlNextDoor kind of way); the other has an okay body... [[ButterFace but her face]]... (and she is usually the [[AbhorrentAdmirer more aggressive]] type). Often used in CountryMouse settings. Also tends to be the downfall of the TravelingSalesman.

** ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess Twilight Princess']]'' Ilia is a straighter example, in that she has a simple [[GirlNextDoor "downhome" look]], has a strong affinity for nature, and is [[DoesNotLikeShoes always barefoot.]] Though she also [[{{subverted}} subverts]] the trope, since she's actually the Mayor's daughter.

A Farmer's Daughter is an innocent looking girl, typically from rural settings. In the United States this area tends to be in [[DownOnTheFarm Midwestern America]], the DeepSouth, or SweetHomeAlabama, but the archetype can be found in European stories as well. They [[MsFanservice typically dress]] in short sundresses or (gingham) halter tops and "[[Series/TheDukesOfHazzard Daisy Duke]]" shorts, and either wear cowboy boots or [[DoesNotLikeShoes go barefoot]]. Sometimes an UnkemptBeauty, but SheCleansUpNicely. They will often have a very pronounced [[UsefulNotes/AmericanAccents Dixie accent]] (no matter where the farm actually is) and be very {{tomboy}}ish and aggressive. They're typically [[WrenchWench pretty handy with tools and heavy machinery]], [[TheSimpleLifeIsSimple among other things]], having to repair tractors and such from childhood. Oh, and GirlishPigtails aren't unheard of among them.

A Farmer's Daughter is an innocent looking girl, typically from rural settings. In the United States this area tends to be in [[DownOnTheFarm Midwestern America]], the DeepSouth, or SweetHomeAlabama, but the archetype can be found in European stories as well. They [[MsFanservice typically dress]] in short sundresses or (gingham) halter tops and "[[Series/TheDukesOfHazzard Daisy Duke]]" shorts, and either wear cowboy boots or [[DoesNotLikeShoes go barefoot]]. Sometimes an UnkemptBeauty, but SheCleansUpNicely. They will often have a very pronounced [[UsefulNotes/AmericanAccents Dixie accent]] and be very {{tomboy}}ish and aggressive. They're typically [[WrenchWench pretty handy with tools and heavy machinery]], [[TheSimpleLifeIsSimple among other things]], having to repair tractors and such from childhood. Oh, and GirlishPigtails aren't unheard of among them.

* Cow Girl from ''LightNovel/GoblinSlayer'' works on her uncle's farm where Goblin Slayer stays.

* The Franchise/{{DCAU}}'s version of ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} fits, due to her being adopted by John and Martha Kent. She (well, her clone) was even described as one in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited''.

This is known as a Western trope, but is also common in some Asian countries. Japanese examples are rare, but do exist. It's OlderThanSteam, as many a novel and poem from the Middle Ages was about knights falling in love with a rural peasant girl. See also the Cowgirl sub-type in {{Cowboy}}.

Farmer's Daughters are usually kept at home under very strict rules and supposedly know very little about the "ways of the world" - or at least ''pretend'' they don't - and therefore tend to be overly curious about sex. Watch out, though; their [[GoodOlBoy pops]] ''will'' [[IveGotAnXAndImNotAfraidToUseIt have a shotgun]] and ''will'' [[OverprotectiveDad use it]] if you try anything funny with them, like for instance a RollInTheHay with them. And if she's [[LawOfInverseFertility knocked up]]? ShotgunWedding time! Often they'll be a bit [[TheDitz ditzy]] or [[HalfWittedHillbilly backward]]; but even more often they'll be [[ObfuscatingStupidity a lot smarter than they look]]. There are two clear types: One who is drop-dead gorgeous (but, almost but not quite paradoxically, in a GirlNextDoor kind of way); the other has an okay body... [[ButterFace but her face]]... (and she is usually the [[AbhorrentAdmirer more aggressive]] type). Often used in CountryMouse settings. Also tends to be the downfall of the TravelingSalesman.

"Mary-Beth! C'mon out, girl, [[OverprotectiveDad this nice man says he'll give you a ride to Saint Louis!]]"

* ''Series/{{Schmigadoon}}'': Betsy, Farmer [=McDonough=]'s eldest and loveliest daughter, who is off-limits due to her Overprotective Dad but flirts with Josh despite her innocent appearance.

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[[caption-width-right:280:Ah just can't figure out why [[FunetikAksent dem]] city fellers wanna stay at mah daddy's farm 'stead of dat nice hotel down the road.]]

* The popular painting "American Gothic" defies the trope, depicting [[AmericanGothicCouple a farmer with his rather homely spinster daughter]] (often mistaken for his wife).