Neighbors & Shared Cultivation
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Permission to work is not ownership
Neighbor cultivation lets a landowner permit other players to farm or ranch on eligible land under the available tenancy rules. The owner controls whether that access is enabled and the applicable share of production.
The arrangement does not transfer the Land NFT. A player using another person’s plot should distinguish permission to work it from the right to sell it, change ownership, or use it for unrelated construction.
Read the terms before placing production
Check that cultivation is enabled, what share the owner receives, which activities are permitted, and which production limits apply to you. The current game interface is the source for the available rate, rounding, capacity, and placement rules.
Using more of a neighbor’s land does not automatically remove your own character’s farming or ranching limits. Plan both space and eligible production capacity.
Why it can be useful
A landowner may have available space that another player can use. A cultivator may want room for production without buying that exact plot. Clear permissions let the two cooperate without pretending they now own the same asset.
The resulting produce still needs a use: feed, an order, processing, construction, or a genuine buyer. Permission to cultivate is not a guaranteed profit arrangement.
How it connects to the update
Kingdom manufacturing will add customers for eligible land-produced materials. That demand can matter to players working permitted neighboring land as well as those producing on their own plots.
This does not give a kingdom automatic rights over private harvests. A kingdom buys materials through an order or receives an explicit contribution; it does not receive them merely because the producer is a member.
For gathering from shared world nodes, see Your Land. Shared gathering, cultivation permission, and ownership are separate rules.