Fist cropping got its birth in the USA after the Civil Contention when slaves became free of charge and had miniature resources to invest in their own land. Landlords in turn had slender wealth to remuneration them as employees so the two struck up a deal. Sharecroppers worked the land of another and the two shared the crop or the wealth fictional from the crop. Make an agreement between the land owner and the farmer. Agreements might include using the land, sharing the crop, sharing the profit, sharing equipment to harvest the crop, sharing the workload, or sharing nothing but the land. Tailor the agreement to what each party needs and wants.3.
If you are a land owner, contact a native farmer. The deal will vary and can meet both the farmer and the land owner's needs. Find out if there are any land owners in the area interested in a deal.
2. Here is commence sharecropping.
Instructions
1. Contact a native land owner and treasure elsewhere provided he would be awakened in creation a deal.Contact an attorney To ladle out the agreement. Tell the attorney what the agreement is, who the parties are, how long the agreement will last, and the money and other necessities that will change hands. Sign the agreement and have it notarized. Send each party home with a copy of the agreement and pay the attorney's fee.
4. Follow the agreement and re-evaluate the agreement after the first harvest. Terminate the agreement if either party violates a clause in the agreement or it is not working out.