Under communism, the agriculture industry in Russia underwent significant transformation, primarily through the collectivization of farms in the late 1920s and early 1930s. This policy aimed to consolidate individual landholdings into large, state-run collective farms, which led to widespread disruption, resistance from peasants, and a catastrophic drop in agricultural productivity. The resulting famine, particularly the Holodomor in Ukraine, caused millions of deaths and highlighted the inefficiencies of the state-controlled agricultural system. Ultimately, the focus on industrialization over agricultural development led to persistent food shortages and a reliance on imports in later years.
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Because it brought on Communism in Russia. Also China was influenced by Russia to be communist as well.
Communism didn't last in Russia because Stalin had a warped idea of communism. It failed because it never was true communism, but was always corrupted. I believe it was not communism in the USSR, but more of a deadly mix of Socialism and Totalitarianism.
Communism (a classless stateless society) will have to be worldwide, with no nations or borders. What was established in Russia in 1917 was state capitalism.
Russia was never Communist. The USSR was state capitalist.
russia power was way to strong so they had to change it.
Lack of incentives led to smaller harvests.
The country that started communism is Russia. It happened in the year 1917 when the Bolsheviks grabbed the power over the October Revolution.
How communism is faring in today's Russia.
Lenin brought state capitalism to Russia, not Communism.
Nikolay Vasilyevich Fedorov is the Minister of Agriculture for Russia.
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Russia
Communism was developed out of the need to replace the ruling class of the Cezars of Russia. It was to give those in Russia and Utopian ideal.
Approximately 5-10% of people work in the primary industry sector in Russia, which includes agriculture, mining, and forestry. The majority of the Russian workforce is employed in the service sector, followed by the industrial sector.
Because it brought on Communism in Russia. Also China was influenced by Russia to be communist as well.
Communism didn't last in Russia because Stalin had a warped idea of communism. It failed because it never was true communism, but was always corrupted. I believe it was not communism in the USSR, but more of a deadly mix of Socialism and Totalitarianism.