Noun:

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conacre's Usage Examples:

from his father Peter in 1888, however the family were forced to farm conacre land and work on the roads to make ends meet.

been dedicated to small-scale, growing-season leases of farmland, called conacre, opposition was conceived as "retributive justice" that was intended "to.

from local farmers paying for them by labor service by a system, known as conacre, most without any lease or land rights.

February 1918 for unlawful assembly relating to commandeering of land for "conacre".

By 1980, some in the state were rented annually under conacre, suggesting a new imbalance between mere ownership and the more active farmers.

land and then sub-letting on conacre to desperate landless labourers or cottiers at a high profit.

Under the 1923 Act, busier farmers had to rent extra land under an 11-month or seasonal conacre system, as longer arrangements could cause an owner to lose his farm by compulsory purchase by the Land Commission.

Act, busier farmers had to rent extra land under an 11-month or seasonal conacre system, as longer arrangements could cause an owner to lose his farm by.

Although a conacre rent was essentially a short-term lease on a piece.