landsharing
nounUK /ˈlændˌʃeərɪŋ/
US /ˈlændˌʃerɪŋ/
When people share land so everyone can use it together.
The neighbors tried landsharing so each family could grow vegetables.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. An arrangement where farmers and landowners split the use of a field.
Their landsharing deal let the farmer plant crops while the owner kept the pasture.
3. A way for several households to divide and share a large piece of property.
Landsharing helped the three families afford a big house with a garden.
4. A conservation approach that mixes farming with wildlife habitat on the same land.
The park uses landsharing to protect birds while still growing food.