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Collective farming is where workers attend to land. While attending to the land the workers get very small wages. Collective farming is usually used in countries with centrally planned economies.
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What was the large government owned farms were known as?
Collective farming or communal farming
What is the advantages of collective farming?
A collective farm is a farm where a few farmers can do their farming together .Here they can share their ideas ,skills and knowledge with one another so that they all can produce good crops .They can easily get loan from banks .They don't have to face the blackmails of money lenders .These are the main advantages of collective farming.
Under Stalin the Soviet agricultural economy changed to what form?
collective farming.
Who owned the land in collective farming model the great leap forward?
The government
Are there any similarities of collective farming and livestock farms?
Only to the extent that a collective farm may or may not include a livestock farm. Most livestock farms are not part of a collective farm, though.
What was profitable import produced by?
The most profitable import was produced by collective farming. Collective farming was a thriving business during the Great Depression era.
What did the Soviet government decide to eliminate kulaks because of their strong resistance to?
Collective farming.
What has the author YA Yakovlev written?
Y.A Yakovlev has written: 'Collective farming in 1932'
What were the methods used by Stalin to bring agriculture to state control?
The introduction of 'Collective farming' .
How did the four modernizations program led to industrial development in china?
an increase in the emphasis on collective farming
Why was Mao's five year plan a disaster?
The switch from subsistence farming to collective farming resulted in a decline in productivity and caused massive starvation among peasants.
What has the author F Klimenko written?
F. Klimenko has written: 'The Kolkhoz (collective farm)' -- subject(s): propaganda, farming
