What would most likely be listed in a contract between a landowner and a sharecroppers?

The portion of the crop the landowner owed to the sharecropper

The percentage/share of the crop the sharecropper owes to the landowner

Explanation:

The sharecropper is someone, usually a farmer that cultivates crops on a piece of land on lease from the landowner. the payment of the land been leased by the sharecropper is done using a portion of the crops produced to pay the landowner as rent.

hence the portion or percentage of the crop the sharecropper owes to the landowner is very important while listing out the terms and conditions of the contract that will bind the agreement between both parties.

sharecropping has been a long standing agricultural practice. it helps to support poor farmers who can not afford buying lands for the cultivation of their crops.

russia because it is the biggest state

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