Subang, West Java, Indonesia

Paddy field leases recorded per parcel, with the harvest date on the same line.

Farmers in Subang lease paddy parcels from landowners for a season. We write each lease, its boundary, its rent and its harvest date as one record that both sides sign.

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Cipunagara0.9 ha · Leased
Pamanukan1.4 ha · Signature pending
Ciasem0.6 ha · Season ended
Patokbeusi1.1 ha · Leased
A farmer in West Java threshing a sheaf of harvested rice in the field

One planting season on the lease

Before planting

Survey

The parcel is measured with the owner and the tenant.

Planting day

Sign

Both sides sign the lease line before planting.

Harvest

Harvest

The yield is entered when the crop is weighed.

After harvest

Settle

Rent is settled from the harvest record.

Flat green rice paddies with coconut and papaya trees under a cloudy sky

Agreed on the lease line

Parcel boundary — each parcel is written with its size and neighbours, so two leases cannot overlap.

Rent schedule — rent in rice or cash is fixed on the line with its payment date.

Season close — at harvest the record closes with the yield, and the next season opens from it.

Landowners and tenants ask

Who signs the lease?

The landowner and the tenant. Neither can change the line alone.

Can the rent be paid in rice?

Yes. The rice weight and the market price on the day are both written.

What happens after a dispute?

The record stays. A new line records the settlement agreed in the village.

Lease record fees

USD 308.00