Sharing a farm property involves complex and nuanced considerations, both financial and non-financial, for which few templates or successful long-term examples exist (yet!). In 2020, Amy created a farm co-ownership model under which several co-owned ecological farms are now up and running, in and near Grey County. All of these farms are covered by conservation easements, for land protection and greater affordability. During the last four years, Amy has engaged in countless conversations about co-ownership and other land-sharing options with land seekers, land owners and many other people with relevant expertise. She will share her story about challenges overcome, practical knowledge gained and her conviction, stronger than ever, that sharing land is a key part of co-creating a more beautiful world. If you are a farm owner with possible interest in land sharing, Amy understands barriers you may perceive. She will describe equitable arrangements that can provide long-term benefits for everyone by addressing key elements: housing, an agreement with long-term potential but also fair exit provisions, clarity on rights and restrictions, and a fair return on investment.