"land renting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of renting or leasing land from someone else for a specific period of time, usually for agricultural purposes. Example: The farmer's main source of income was through land renting, as he did not own any land himself.
Using a questionnaire composed of closed-and open-ended questions, we interviewed 28 family farmers, which were divided into two groups: those with and those without land renting contracts with the ethanol and sugar mill.
Brazil is a country historically characterized by high levels of capital and land ownership concentration, and some areas where family farming is traditionally strong are potentially impacted by the expansion of sugarcane, through land renting contracts between farmers (landowners) and sugar mills (tenants).
In 2007, there are 1421 TOLs estimated out of 2500 to 2800 total farms in Cameron Highlands (i.e. some farmers may have more than one TOLs) where 83% of the farmers acquired the TOLs from the local government while 14% are land renting (Mazlan and Mumford 2005).
To get around on land, rent a moped at the ports.
His fellow farmer Sinikiwe Makarutsa grew up in Zimbabwe and now grows maize on land rented from a local church.
Just a year before her video interview with NGO Landesa, Mary had been trying to provide for her 11 children by working on land rented from her neighbours.
The land-tax rate was highly variable, depending not on the productivity of any plot but on the condition of its tenure, which might be as freehold or as one of several categories of land rented from the government.
A week later, in near-freezing rain, miners collected their tools and left the closed camps for land rented by the union, which had promised to provide tents, many of which had not yet arrived.
In fact, Linden Lab's economic statistics from Second Life show that in-world user hours and the volume of virtual land rented by users are both growing.
By 1614, the ditch outside the walls appears to have been partially filled in and the reclaimed land rented out.
Multiple forts were constructed in the Arlington region to the southwest of Washington on land rented or leased from the pre-war owners.
