Landless Agricultural Laborers

Landless agricultural laborers are individuals who work on farms but do not own or lease their own land. They rely on wage-based employment provided by landowners to earn money for their livelihood. These workers often perform tasks such as planting, harvesting, or tending crops, and their income depends on the work available and wages paid. Being landless means they lack control over land resources and have limited security, making them vulnerable to economic fluctuations and exploitation. Their work is vital for agricultural productivity, but they typically have fewer rights and benefits compared to landowning farmers.