Although relatively small in surface area, the Croatian language area is abundant with interesting and diverse wealth of idioms. Among those, since the 1930’s, the attention of Croatian dialectologists has been attracted by several local speeches of “kajkavska ikavica”. Located at the bottom of Sutla river, due to its position, it is often referred to as the ”donjosutlanski” dialect, even though there are speakers of “kajkavske ikavice” in several villages on the other side of Sava river, in the Samobor region. "The first one to mention “kajkavska ikavica” was Stjepan Ivsic in his capital study of the language of “Hrvata Kajkavaca” (Ljetopis JAZU 48, 1936), after the Second World War several authors wrote about these dialects (A. Šojat, I. Brabec, S. Težak). "(Zbornik kajkavske ikavice, 2007, 10.str) Since I myself come from the area where the treasures of the “Kajkavske ikavice” have been preserved, I have decided to research more about the agricultural lexicon of that area and to perceive differences and similarities with standard speech. „ Agriculture is an economic activity that, through the cultivation of plants and domestic animals, utilizes human resources to obtain primary resources for the nutrition of people and livestock and processing raw materials. In addition to agriculture, this paper also deals with relations towards work, lifestyle, customs...“ (Wikipedija, https://hr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poljoprivreda,20.08.2018.) This is the last moment for an agricultural terminology to be deeply explored and recorded because there are less and less people with deep enjoyment in the phenomena that could be seen in the intensive farming of old-fashioned agriculture.