Principles and Techniques of Veterinary and AH Extension

COLLECTIVE FARMING

• In collective farming societies, members do not have an individual land ownership right in the society’s land.
• The society holds land in free hold or leasehold and undertakes joint cultivation.

Types of collective farming societies are

• Type I Collective farming societies: It is marked by transfer of land ownership rights by members in return for shares of equivalent value.
• Type II Collective farming societies: It is marked by transfer of land ownership rights by members without any consideration.
• Type III Collective farming societies: It is marked by absence of the transfer of any prior land ownership rights by members, because members did not possess any ownership rights in society’s land.