The word 农场 is formed by combining two characters: 农, which means "agriculture" or "farming", and 场, which means a "field", "ground", or "open area". When placed together, they conceptually synthesize to denote a specific place, an "agricultural field" or "farming ground", which directly corresponds to the English word "farm". It's a straightforward, logical combination where the first element defines the purpose and the second defines the physical space.