Tenant farmers are individuals who rent land from a landlord or landowner in order to farm it and grow crops or raise livestock. Here are some non-examples of tenant farmers:
1. Homeowners who have their own land and farm it for personal use.
2. Industrial farmers who own large-scale farms and use advanced technology to grow crops and raise livestock.
3. Urban farmers who grow crops in small plots of land in urban areas, such as community gardens or rooftop gardens.
4. Fishermen who rent boats and equipment to catch fish for a living.
5. Ranch hands who work on a ranch but do not rent the land from the owner.
6. People who do not farm but rent a house or land for other purposes.
7. A person who owns a small plot of land and only grow flowers for personal use.
8. A person who only raises honeybees for honey production but doesn't grow crops.
It's important to note that tenant farming is not limited to agriculture but can be applied to other activities that are related to renting land.