cooperative farm

John's father managed a cooperative farm store where John worked until he started high school.

The town was home to a cooperative farming and manufacturing project.

Their goal was to create a community around a cooperative farm and factory.

In addition, many of the cooperative farms established by the 1980 program are failing.

It is the location of cooperative farms and smaller industrial complexes.

They chose to include leases for homesteads and cooperative farms.

"The cooperative farms' duty to repay their old debts does not have any such effect," the court ruled.

The monastery property was in turn a playground, cooperative farm, and industrial combine).

Since the mid-1970s, the incomes of cooperative farm members and industrial workers have been comparable.

As cooperative farms increased in size, the authority of the assembly of members declined.

A Cooperative farming program provides 3,942 acres (16.0 km2) for local farmers to use.

Nor do they know whether this cooperative farming community of 26 families in southern Gaza will be able to stay together, as its members would like.

He will stop along the way at places of interest such as a Maori cooperative farm or a century-old mill.

These are cooperative farms, jointly owned or managed by a cooperative society.

But today the Mennonites' large cooperative farms are successful, providing dairy products consumed across the country.

Many cooperative farms have fallen apart and others have transformed into different legal entities.

Youth league cells exist in the army, factories, cooperative farms, schools, cultural institutions, and government agencies.

A cooperative farming program permits farmers to cultivate crops on refuge lands.

The cooperative farming was enforced and after 1971 the land was fully nationalized.

The winter rye is already sprouting green in the undulating fields of the state cooperative farm here.

For years now, German courts have been wrangling over the question whether the old cooperative farms should be treated as state-owned or private.

He advocated cooperative farming and populist political activism.

The south holds on to the old system of ejidos, or cooperative farms, that was established after the 1910 revolution.

Nicaragua uses a cooperative farm system, not a collective farm system.

Cooperative farm yields increased, but these higher yields were not impressive, considering the level of investment.