The First Five Year Plan – Agriculture

________________________ were encouraged in the countryside, , which would consist of 20-40 families sharing tools, equipment, and labour to increase government income and overall production. ‘Higher’ Agricultural Cooperatives consisted of 100-300 families. In lower cooperatives, peasants would receive a payment for the remainder of their work once they had met a grain quota whilst in higher cooperatives, farmers were paid only for their labour.

Agricultural Cooperatives

Agricultural Cooperatives were __________________in the countryside, , which would consist of 20-40 families sharing tools, equipment, and labour to increase government income and overall production. ‘Higher’ Agricultural Cooperatives consisted of 100-300 families. In lower cooperatives, peasants would receive a payment for the remainder of their work once they had met a grain quota whilst in higher cooperatives, farmers were paid only for their labour.

encouraged

Agricultural Cooperatives were encouraged in the countryside, , which would consist of ________ families sharing tools, equipment, and labour to increase government income and overall production. ‘Higher’ Agricultural Cooperatives consisted of 100-300 families. In lower cooperatives, peasants would receive a payment for the remainder of their work once they had met a grain quota whilst in higher cooperatives, farmers were paid only for their labour.

20-40

Agricultural Cooperatives were encouraged in the countryside, , which would consist of 20-40 families _______________________ to increase government income and overall production. ‘Higher’ Agricultural Cooperatives consisted of 100-300 families. In lower cooperatives, peasants would receive a payment for the remainder of their work once they had met a grain quota whilst in higher cooperatives, farmers were paid only for their labour.

sharing tools, equipment, and labour

Agricultural Cooperatives were encouraged in the countryside, , which would consist of 20-40 families sharing tools, equipment, and labour to ________________________________________. ‘Higher’ Agricultural Cooperatives consisted of 100-300 families. In lower cooperatives, peasants would receive a payment for the remainder of their work once they had met a grain quota whilst in higher cooperatives, farmers were paid only for their labour.

increase government income and overall production

Agricultural Cooperatives were encouraged in the countryside, , which would consist of 20-40 families sharing tools, equipment, and labour to increase government income and overall production. ‘___________’ Agricultural Cooperatives consisted of 100-300 families. In lower cooperatives, peasants would receive a payment for the remainder of their work once they had met a grain quota whilst in higher cooperatives, farmers were paid only for their labour.

Higher

Agricultural Cooperatives were encouraged in the countryside, , which would consist of 20-40 families sharing tools, equipment, and labour to increase government income and overall production. ‘Higher’ Agricultural Cooperatives consisted of _________ families. In lower cooperatives, peasants would receive a payment for the remainder of their work once they had met a grain quota whilst in higher cooperatives, farmers were paid only for their labour.

100-300

Agricultural Cooperatives were encouraged in the countryside, , which would consist of 20-40 families sharing tools, equipment, and labour to increase government income and overall production. ‘Higher’ Agricultural Cooperatives consisted of 100-300 families. In lower cooperatives, __________________________________________________________________________whilst in higher cooperatives, farmers were paid only for their labour.

peasants would receive a payment for the remainder of their work once they had met a grain quota

Agricultural Cooperatives were encouraged in the countryside, , which would consist of 20-40 families sharing tools, equipment, and labour to increase government income and overall production. ‘Higher’ Agricultural Cooperatives consisted of 100-300 families. In lower cooperatives, peasants would receive a payment for the remainder of their work once they had met a grain quota whilst in higher cooperatives, farmers were ___________________________

paid only for their labour

Due to these initiatives being met with resistance since peasants were _____________________________, the government had also decided to fund its industrialisation drive by setting two key measures: high grain taxes and low fixed prices.

unwilling to give up their freshly earned land

Due to these initiatives being met with resistance since peasants were unwilling to give up their freshly earned land, the government had also decided to fund its industrialisation drive by setting two key measures: ____________________________________

high grain taxes, low fixed prices

Peasants were ____________on farming their private plots than they were on collective farming. There was absolutely no job satisfaction or initiative among the peasantry to work.

keener

Peasants were keener on farming their _____________than they were on collective farming. There was absolutely no job satisfaction or initiative among the peasantry to work.

private plots

Peasants were keener on farming their private plots than they were on collective farming. There was absolutely ____________________ or initiative among the peasantry to work.

no job satisfaction

Peasants were keener on farming their private plots than they were on collective farming. There was absolutely no job satisfaction or ______________________________________

initiative among the peasantry to work.

By the ___________, 96% of peasant households were Collective members.

Stagnancy of food production, which was only increasing by 4%, was concerning considering the annual population growth by 2.2%.

end of 1956

By the end of 1956, ___% of peasant households were Collective members.

Stagnancy of food production, which was only increasing by 4%, was concerning considering the annual population growth by 2.2%.

96

By the end of 1956, 96% of ________________were Collective members.

Stagnancy of food production, which was only increasing by 4%, was concerning considering the annual population growth by 2.2%.

peasant households

By the end of 1956, 96% of peasant households were ___________________________.

Stagnancy of food production, which was only increasing by 4%, was concerning considering the annual population growth by 2.2%.

Collective members

By the end of 1956, 96% of peasant households were Collective members.

______________________________, which was only increasing by 4%, was concerning considering the annual population growth by 2.2%.

Stagnancy of food production

By the end of 1956, 96% of peasant households were Collective members.

Stagnancy of food production, which was only increasing by __%, was concerning considering the annual population growth by 2.2%.

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By the end of 1956, 96% of peasant households were Collective members.

Stagnancy of food production, which was only increasing by 4%, was concerning considering the _______________________________________.

annual population growth by 2.2%