The reclamation movement is closely related to the leased farm. In the late Middle Ages, all parts of Europe were reclaimed and a large number of new lands were opened up. Most of these lands came from feudal territory or church land, and secular nobles were the main settlers. They rent these lands in various ways and engage in large-scale agricultural operations. This is a land lease farm. Therefore, it can be said that the reclamation movement provided land for the emergence of leased land farms, and the emergence of leased land farms promoted the development of the reclamation movement.

After the reclamation movement, the increase of land and the change of land relationship provided conditions for the emergence of leased land farms. In Europe at the end of 15 and the beginning of 16, some wealthy businessmen or nobles transformed some non-agricultural land in cities or villages or public land of feudal lords into private farms, while poorer businessmen became tenants of these leased farms. The emergence of this kind of land-leased farm marks the beginning of the disintegration of feudal manor economy and the gradual formation of rural capitalist production relations.

With the norms of customary law and manor law, in more and more areas of western Europe, labor is fixed in a specific range. And serfs can use money to buy labor immunity, no longer provide labor for lords, in order to gain free control of their own labor; By paying the immigration tax, he got the opportunity to leave the manor and get rid of the personal bondage of the Lord. The gradual decline and disintegration of manor provided free labor for the emergence of capitalism.

In a word, the reclamation movement has a close relationship with leased farms, which has promoted the formation and development of capitalist relations of production in rural Europe.