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| Collective farms were broken up and farmers were given long-term leases to the land they lived on (though all property is still officially owned by the government), and they were allowed to sell surplus food. Collective farms, like of food) other land users , are obliged to make effective and thrifty use of the land and to increase its fertility. For three generations, agriculture consisted of huge and unwieldy collective farms that took their orders from Moscow. |
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