- The
metayage system is the
cultivation of land for a
proprietor by one who
receives a
proportion of the produce, as a kind of sharecropping.
Another class...
-
coupled with a lack of
money to pay labourers,
Tobago planters resorted to
metayage, a form of sharecropping,
which remained the
dominant mode of production...
-
domaine began working several new
parcels under a type of
agreement known as
metayage—plots in Chambolle-Musigny, Chambertin, and Latricières-Chambertin. Their...
- system. Some are
governed by tradition, and
others by law. The
French métayage, the
Catalan masoveria, the
Castilian mediero, the
Slavic połownictwo and...
- 19th-century) is one of many
implementations of sharefarming; another,
known as
métayage or mezzadria, was, and remains,
practiced in
southern France, in Italy...
-
order of Ivan the Terrible, the
monastery became a
collection facility for
metayage, quitrent, and fodder. In 1584, the tsar
donated a
substantial amount of...
-
share of the produce, a
practice also
known as
sharecropping (in French,
métayage). In the 1760s many of the
original French farmers were tenants; after...
- risk of a crop failing, an
example of crop diversity. It also
recommended métayage (sharecropping) so that cash
tenants would take all the
risks and thus...
-
viticulturists of the
Middle Ages.
Around this time, an
early system of
Metayage emerged in
France with
laborers (Prendeur)
working the
vineyards under...
- landowners). The most
common form of
labor exploitation – the
system of
metayage – was
typical for the afore-mentioned
categories of landowners.
Their household...
