collective farm
nounUK /kəˈlɛktɪv fɑːm/
US /kəˈlɛktɪv fɑːrm/
A big farm where many people work together and share the food and money they make.
The villagers grew wheat and raised cows on the collective farm.
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2. A farm owned and run by the government in some countries.
During that era, the state organized the peasants into a collective farm.
3. A farming system where land and tools belong to the group, not one person.
The collective farm gave every family a share of the crops.
4. Any shared agricultural project where workers pool their labor.
They started a small collective farm to grow vegetables for the neighborhood.