Sentence examples for state farms from inspiring English sources

Khrushchev moved more and more into agriculture, where he began his schemes for the agrogorod ("farming town") and larger state farms at the expense of the conventional collectives.

One-fifth of Hungarian farmland belonged to state farms.

In the north and west, large former state farms are holding their own.

State farms and collectives, however, continued to receive the vast majority of capital and feed grains.

Inefficient state farms occupy three-quarters of the best land but leave much of it idle.

State farms of various kinds hold 75% of Cuba's 6.7m hectares of agricultural land.

By the late 1990s private farms had begun to outnumber state farms.

The resulting 250 "social" enterprises (collectives and state farms) were linked to food processing.

Many of the small New York State farms that bring their livestock there are drawn, however, by something more basic: the slaughterhouse's commitment to minimizing the animals' discomfort.

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In the end, when all the State Farms have left New Jersey, we'll discover that car insurance was never really necessary.