collective farm

An aggressive period of collectivization between 1929 and 1932, when the government forced farmers to give up their individual lands and join collective farms, sparked violent opposition.

One of his neighbors, Niko Mchetkishvili, 58, said the last job he had was at a collective farm back 1990s.

The place was a ruin; literally, the pig sty of a collective farm.

Women constituted about 43 percent of the industrial and 57.5 percent of the collective farm labor forces.

Collective farm associations are organized for various types of specialized production.

The collective farm cannot limit the number of members who may participate in the work.

Not all the collective farm members participate in the work of the collective.

Mechanized work on farms is carried on by permanent teams composed of agricultural mechanics and collective farm members.