Collectivisation?

Question: Collectivisation!?

can some one explain to me what collectivisation during Starlin's Rule is!?
like you would explain it to some who has not heard the term before

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If my History A-Level serves me correct!.!.!.

It was Stalin's attempt at boosting low agricultural yield by turning communities into State owned farms - called either a Sovkhoz or a Kolkhoz (the difference escapes me at this time)!. It was also an attempt to stop "kulaks" - richer peasants - from taking gains at the expense of the state!.

It sounded good, but was actually a disaster - farmers refused to commit and prompted Stalin to use force, yields fell further, the low prices offered led to most keeping grain for themselves to sell on the black market, and many young Russians left for the cities, leaving only the sick and infirm to farm!. It was the main cause of the famines in the early 1930s!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

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