Landless Farmers

Landless farmers are individuals who work and earn a living through agriculture but do not own the land they cultivate. Instead, they may rent or work on land owned by others, often facing limited control over farming practices and income. This situation can restrict their access to resources, investment, and long-term security, making their livelihoods vulnerable. Landlessness can arise from social, economic, or legal factors, and addressing it involves improving land access, rights, and support systems to ensure sustainable and equitable agricultural practices.