farming rights
Land cultivation entitlements
Farming rights are legal entitlements to cultivate land or raise livestock on property one doesn't necessarily own.
These rights may be leased, inherited, or granted by government allocation.
In some contexts, farming rights specifically refer to permissions for agricultural use of protected or regulated land: The tribe retained farming rights to their ancestral territory.
Water rights and grazing rights often accompany or overlap with farming rights.
- indigenous land claimsAboriginal peoples seeking ancestral territory recognition
- property lawRules about ownership rights
- easementsLegal property access rights
- common landCollectively held open ground
- sharecroppingFarm rent in produce
soil conservation · sustainable agriculture · homesteading · back forty · crop insurance · land redistribution · agrarian reform · zoning regulations · fence line · organic certification · eminent domain · cash crop · growing season · agroforestry · crop rotation · commodity markets · land titles · carbon sequestration
- farm leasingsharecropping, lease agreement, lease contract, cash rent, leasehold
- land tenurefreehold, leasehold, land ownership, tenancy, tenure system
- Tribal Agricultureallotment, land leasing, land trusts, heritage crops
- land rightsland title, easement, easements, freehold, leasehold
- easementseasement, easements, servitude, servitudes, road access
- Hawaiian kapukapu system, taboo, taboos, tabu, kahuna
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Permission to construct on property
mineral rights · building permits · grazing rights · water rights · hunting rights
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Claim to underground resources
mining rights · drilling rights · water rights · grazing rights
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