Crop share is a way of renting land where the landowner gets a share of the crop instead of a fixed cash payment.
Crop share is a lease arrangement in which the landowner receives an agreed portion of the crop or its proceeds, sharing in production and price risk with the tenant.
Crop share splits risk between owner and operator differently than cash rent, which affects an operation's income and planning.
An agreement giving the landowner a percentage of the harvested crop is a crop-share lease.
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