Heuer, Heuerlingswesen (also called Häuslingswesen) refers to a common, sometimes and in some places decisive form of the agricultural constitution in Westphalia and Northwest Germany from the 17th century to the first half of the 20th century. The legal basis was contracts between farmers and landless, de facto sham self-employment or tenants, which provided the farmer with cheap manual and clamping services, as well as payments in cash and in kind, and the tenants with a roof over their heads and a piece of farmland in exchange. Hüerlings were not fully-fledged members of the farming community. They did not have the right to vote, did not have to pay church money, but did have to pay to make phone calls. The linguistic "legacy" of this creature can still be found today in the expression "hire someone"...
Here the farmer's family walks along the road in a landscape, back home.
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