1. The tenant farmer worked hard to cultivate the land he rented from the landowner.
2. The tenant farmer grew crops such as wheat and barley on the rented farmland.
3. The landlord provided housing for the tenant farmer on the property.
4. The tenant farmer paid a portion of his crop yield as rent to the landowner.
5. The tenant farmer had a lease agreement with the landowner for a set period of time.
6. The tenant farmer relied on the land for his livelihood.
7. The tenant farmer faced challenges such as unpredictable weather and crop prices.
8. The tenant farmer often had to invest in equipment and supplies to maintain the land.
9. The tenant farmer's family helped with the farm work during busy seasons.
10. The tenant farmer had a close relationship with the landowner, as they worked together to ensure the success of the farm.