What is another word for kolkhoz?
Pronunciation: [kˈɒlkhɒz] (IPA) 
Kolkhoz is a Russian word that refers to a collective farm or agricultural community in the former Soviet Union. This type of community was established during the Stalinist era to support agriculture and increase food production. However, there are other terms that are commonly used to describe kolkhoz, such as collective, cooperatives, and communes. These terms are used to describe various forms of community-based agriculture, which may include different types of capitalism or socialism. While the term kolkhoz is most commonly associated with the Soviet Union, many other countries have adopted similar models to support their local agricultural communities.
