Noun:

સામૂહિક ફાર્મ,

collective farm's Usage Examples:

the town"s primary school, the peasant musha ("collective farming") landholders formed a public company and purchased two gas pumps and two tractors.

The story is backdropped against the collective farming culture which was early in its peak in that period.

Kolkhoznitsa melon, also known as the collective farm woman melon, is a melon in the genus Cucumis native to Russia and introduced to the United States.

Zveno (Soviet collective farming) R W Davies, The Soviet Collective Farm 1929-1930 (Harvard University.

Agricultural Farm (Polish: Państwowe Gospodarstwo Rolne, PGR) was a form of collective farming in the People"s Republic of Poland, similar to Soviet sovkhoz and.

newly established collective farms (kolkhoz) and were included in the "kulak lists" of 1947, as well as members and supporters of the armed anti-Soviet.

All private farms were confiscated and farmers were made to join the collective farms.

for industrialisation; The creation of a single form of ownership – socialist – in two forms: state and cooperative-collective farm; Industrialisation planning;.

beginning in 1961 was to organize "high level cooperatives", true collective farming in which land and resources were utilized collectively without individual.

freshly ploughed fields and dazzling golden mountains of harvested wheat shoveled by sunburnt collective farmers.

transfer of land from individual ownership—even peasant ownership in smallholdings—to government-owned collective farms; it has also, in other times and.

Banfield's first published work, Government Project (Free Press, 1951), a history of one of Tugwell's collective farm programs in California.

Synonyms:

kolkhoz, kibbutz, collective,

Antonyms:

disintegrative, divided, separate, distributive,