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Collective farming is an organization of agricultural production in which the holdings of several farmers are run as a joint enterprise. A collective farm is essentially an agricultural production ...
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collective farm n. A farm or a group of farms organized as a unit and managed and worked cooperatively by a group of laborers under state supervision ... By the early 1940s there were roughly 235,000 collective farms in existence averaging 3,500 acres per farm, accounting for some 80 percent of total sown area in agriculture.
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In subsequent years, millions of those peasants forced into collectives died. Collective farming is practised in other countries; it was adopted from 1953 in China, and Israel has a large number of collective farms (see kibbutz).
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Kolkhoz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A kolkhoz (Russian: колхо́з​ , ), plural kolkhozy , was a form of collective farming in the Soviet Union that existed along with state farms (sovkhoz, plural sovkhozy ). The word is...
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The number of kolkhozy, which had peaked at 254,000, was reduced to 32,300 by 1972, while the average size of collective farms roughly tripled to approximately 7,500 acres (3,000 hectares), and the average number of households per kolkhozy increased from 75 before World War II to 340 in 1960. In 1958 new laws...
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collectivization Stalin's policy of confiscating privately owned agricultural lands and facilities and consolidating them, the farmers, and their families into large collective farms (q.v.) and state farms (q.v.). Forced collectivization took place from 1929 to 1937.
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Some Soviet leaders considered collective farms a socialist form of land tenure and therefore desirable; but they advocated a gradual transition to them in order to avoid disrupting the agricultural productivity necessary to stimulate industrial growth.
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collective farm: In Israel - In Israel In Israel, collective farms pay nominal rents to the Jewish National Fund, which holds ... ... PRIVATE INVESTMENT GROUP & COLLECTIVE FARMS (EJIDOS) IN GUERRERO STATE ANNOUNCE JOINT SHRIMP FARMING VENTURE (SourceMex Economic News & Analysis on Mexico)
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