New York Times Bonus Answers - Tuesday, 1st October 2019

There are 41 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Tuesday, 1st October 2019. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Structure for farm animals
AAcross 5:	Edith Wharton farmer Ethan ___	FROME
AAcross 10:	Aussie birds raised on farms
AAcross 14:	Melville novel with a chapter entitled "Farming in Polynesia"	OMOO
AAcross 15:	Poet W.H. who wrote "The Age of Anxiety"
AAcross 16:	Respond to reveille
AAcross 17:	Just O.K.
AAcross 18:	Like the mice that were de-tailed by the farmer's wife
AAcross 19:	Produced on a farm
AAcross 20:	Corporation that purchased Hillshire Farm in 1971	SARALEE
AAcross 22:	Ways in or out
AAcross 23:	___ diem worker
AAcross 24:	"Dang!"
AAcross 26:	The ___ of Wight
AAcross 29:	Suffix with home or farm
AAcross 31:	Enlisted soldiers, for short
AAcross 34:	Gallery exhibitor
AAcross 36:	Director Kazan
AAcross 37:	___-crop farming (monoculture)
AAcross 38:	Horse farm newborn
AAcross 39:	Tom of "The Seven Year Itch"	EWELL
AAcross 41:	Bigger than big
AAcross 42:	Resident of a hobby farm
AAcross 43:	___ farming (growing on small plots)
AAcross 44:	Planting apparatus on a farm
AAcross 46:	Product of many grain farms
AAcross 47:	High-IQ society
AAcross 49:	Tail end
AAcross 50:	Livestock farmer's bagful
AAcross 51:	Corporate alias abbr.
AAcross 53:	Job on a farm
AAcross 56:	Farmer's "alarm clock"
AAcross 60:	Pony farm offering
AAcross 61:	Big name in farm machinery
AAcross 63:	Yoked team on a farm
AAcross 65:	Unsuitable for farming, say
AAcross 66:	Aunt in "Oklahoma!" who sings part of "The Farmer and the Cowman"	ELLER
AAcross 67:	Fix on a farm, perhaps
AAcross 68:	"Gloria" actress Rowlands
AAcross 69:	Things that farm plows produce
AAcross 70:	It springs eternal, in a saying
DDown 1:	MLB team with a Pawtucket farm team, on scoreboards
DDown 2:	Biblical prophet who was a fig farmer
DDown 3:	Parks of civil rights
DDown 4:	The Koh-i-___ diamond	NOOR
DDown 5:	"Animal Farm," for one
DDown 6:	Kings and czars
DDown 7:	Garfield's dog pal	ODIE
DDown 8:	Restroom sign
DDown 9:	Draw to a close
DDown 10:	Grain farmer's bane
DDown 11:	Spanish surrealist Joan who painted "The Farm"
DDown 12:	Tech support caller
DDown 13:	Works with needle and thread
DDown 21:	Gorillas and chimps
DDown 22:	Father, to an infant
DDown 24:	Farmer's place, in rhyme
DDown 25:	Materials for old farm fences
DDown 26:	Twist in O. Henry stories
DDown 27:	___ Farm (insurance giant)
DDown 28:	___ Abner of the comics	LIL
DDown 30:	Most high school students
DDown 31:	Product of Dutch dairy farms
DDown 32:	Stevens of TV's "The Farmer's Daughter"
DDown 33:	Crystal-ball gazer
DDown 34:	Off in the distance
DDown 35:	Conical shelter
DDown 40:	Natural resource that's "farmed"
DDown 41:	___-haw (cry on a farm)	HEE
DDown 43:	Captain Hook's henchman
DDown 45:	Periods of history
DDown 48:	Was crazy about
DDown 50:	"Band of Gold" singer Payne	FREDA
DDown 52:	South Africans whose name comes from the Dutch for "farmer"	BOERS
DDown 53:	Rugged rock
DDown 54:	New worker
DDown 55:	Chief Norse god
DDown 56:	Move, in realtor lingo	RELO
DDown 57:	Comedy Central host Daniel
DDown 58:	World Ag ___ (exhibition with farm equipment)
DDown 59:	Bring in, on a farm
DDown 61:	Last mo.
DDown 62:	Right-angle bend
DDown 64:	Bill, TV's "Science Guy"