(in Ireland) the letting by a tenant of small portions of land prepared for crops or grazing.
（爱尔兰）小块土地出租（指佃户将农田或放牧地转租给他人）
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The most common change is new land being rented or existing conacre agreements ending.
In addition, conacre or rented land that is no longer being farmed must be removed from the REPS plan.
The trade's effort to set a price of 82.50 per tonne for green barley will force many cereal growers out of business as up to 40% of the land being farmed is conacre.
Farmers had a cheap and abundant workforce, based on conacre, a form of bonded labour in return for small plots of potato land.
An annually changing proportion of pasture and arable land is leased out each year, usually for an eleven-month period, in a traditional system known as conacre.
In the case of conacre there is no requirement to take soil samples provided the planner specifies P limits at or below the target Index level.
Mr Parlon said many of these farmers opt to rent their land through the short-term eleven-month conacre system.
A national survey of letting prices last week showed a big demand for grazing compared to tillage conacre.
When costs such as bank interest rates and conacre are taken into account, many of these farmers will be left in the red with the banks.
On occasions he uses conacre to fulfil the requirements of the beet contract.