Borrowing partner’s portion of land for cultivating crops

Looking at the manner in which the question has been posed, we understand that two people own a piece of land. One partner uses the entire land for cultivating crops with the consent of his partner. Loaning any item to another (whether movable or immovable) is considered as a voluntary act, for which one is not entitled to any form of compensation. Hence, in this scenario, the proceeds accrued from the sale of the crops will belong solely to the partner that cultivated the land. The partner that loaned his portion of the land will not be entitled to any profits.