conacre การใช้

In former times one third of agricultural land in Northern Ireland was let as Conacre.
By 1980 some were rented annually under conacre, suggesting a new imbalance between mere ownership and the more active farmers.
Holding the land under conacre granted no legal rights to the land with rent being paid in cash, labour or a combination of both.
In March 2009, a ruling by the Court of Appeal removed tax relief on land with development potential which has been let under Conacre.
Most common in Munster and Connaught for a variety of crops while in Leinster and Ulster, conacre was used almost exclusively for a potato crop alone.