What is difference between farm labour and farmer
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Farmers generally can be anyone working on the farm or doing some farm related activities . In other words, farmer is a owner of the land on which he/she working.
while, those villagers who come either form lanless families or families cultivating small plots are called farm labour. Unlike farmers they have no right over the crops. they only get wages....
Farmers generally can be anyone working on the farm or doing some farm related activities . In other words, farmer is a owner of the land on which he/she working.
while, those villagers who come either form lanless families or families cultivating small plots are called farm labour. Unlike farmers they have no right over the crops. they only get wages....
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Farmers: Farmers are the persons who are engaged in agricultural activities and produce crops in some piece of land. They may or may not be owners of the land, but generally, in the economy, we consider them as the owner of the land. Their land can be cultivated by themselves or by labourers hired by them.
Farm Labourers: Farm labourers are the persons who work for the owner of the land in the fields and produce crops. They work on the basis of daily or monthly wages which are distributed by the owner of the land to earn their livelihood. They are either landless farmers or small farmers who have very less land for cultivation.
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