Collectivization. How Tractors Changed Soviet Agriculture. Vintage Film from 1930

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Vintage tractors in the USSR. Soviet agriculture. Collectivization in Ukraine. Creation of collective farms.
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@UshankaShow Год назад

Vintage Soviet film playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PLNq3y0OU1_BYCuaiMO-4jNMjDNC94lOAr

@ColKorn1965 Год назад

Tractors changed EVERYBODY'S agriculture. We didn't have widespread use of tractors here where I live in the sountheastern US until the 1950's. My father used mules until my grandparents bought a Ford tractor

@crimony3054 Год назад

There's been a worldwide explosion in agricultural productivity beginning in 1920.

@JP_Stone Год назад

Tavarish Spuntnikoff thank you as always for posting always enjoy your content. Hope you and our family are well and that those back in Keiv are doing okay.

@andershansson2245 Год назад

It was the discovery and developement of the modern Sugar beet that put end to the Slavery Era, not any outburst of benevolence by European Kings nor Capitalists in either the New World or the Old..

@ZombieLogic101 Год назад

Man I love old footage like this, thank you for posting this!

@billsummy2412 Год назад

AMAZING , I really enjoy these old news reels ...

@jtr789310 Год назад

Tractors and technology change Agriculture all over the world. In 1920, 30 percent of Americans live and worked on farms with a population of just 105 million. Now it 1.3 percent in the USA are farmers.

@paulblichmann2791 Год назад

In an American farm field, you will never see anybody working it. Other than a couple hours a year, one machine operator. Not dozens of people like these clips.

@jtr789310 Год назад

@@paulblichmann2791 the clips he showed was back in 1930 not today back in the 1930 there was many in the US working the fields not all had tractors even back then in the US

@mikelamb4528 Год назад

Thank you for showing us the peaceful soviet tractors.

@malonedickridesagain3998 Год назад

for the algorithm, Comrade Sergei ... 👍🏻👍🏻

@ridhobaihaqi144 Год назад

Yes! Thank you Sergei! This is what i waiting for... the soviet tractors!

@christianchristiansen7117 Год назад

I was interested in Soviet tractors since i see a T-40 tractor in S.T.A.L.K.E.R shadow of Chernobyl i live close to Nicaragua they buy 1000 KAMAZ 215 tractors from Russia but the news company where more interested that they put era bricks in old t72 tanks and say it was a thread.

@arrow1414 Год назад

If there weren't any cyrillic title cards people probably would've thought this was farming in Ireland in the 1920s with that music!😅

@JenniferinIllinois Год назад

I was thinking the same thing!

@kelvinmagoon Год назад

In the 80s I learned all about Soviet agriculture from SCTVs Tibors Tractor. Kruschev was actually reincarnated as a tractor. True story. Yeah, just do a search on RU-vid.

@cathyu.1487 Год назад

Yes! I remember that skit - great stuff!

@kelvinmagoon Год назад

@@cathyu.1487 CCCP 3 skits were gold!

@ericgoingoverseas5064 Год назад

Fordson model F....10-20 and 15- 30 McCormick Deering...Farmall Regular... There was also a Case model unknown. Identified by the unique steering wheel design. ( All that was shown) The crawlers are " Monarch " Allis Chalmers. Plow model " Little Genius" No 8 and No 10...and cute little No 1 " Little Wonder" recognized by no tail wheel. International Harvester. Interesting to note. The design of a few of these machines was imported. For the Fordson tractor anyway. As the top radiator tank bears what appears a Soviet name.

@n.mcneil4066 Год назад

Yes, the Russians started by importing a number of Fordson N's as well as McCormick Deering 15-30's.Then they started building their own tractors of the same type. They seem very pleased with their new tractors. I would have been too. My parents depended on horses until 1947.

@piotrwarszynski797 5 месяцев назад

Traktory Fordson były produkowane w ZSRR na licencji pod marką Fordson-Putiłowiec. Farmall został skopiowane w ZSRR i produkowany pod marką VTZ Universal. Deering również został skopiowany przez Rosjan i produkowany pod marką STZ (Stalingradzki Traktornyj Zawód).

@xy_iron Год назад

Only russians wouldnt think of adding a step for seeder operator to stand on instead of walking behind it ar sitting on top

@joanhuffman2166 Год назад

Sadly even with the introduction of tractors to the Soviet Union, Russia under the communist system went from being an exporter of wheat to an importer. A Russian comedian used to joke that America had bread just like in Russia, made from Kansas wheat.

@andrefiset3569 Год назад

The introduction of tractors in the US in the 30's had bad consequences for tenant farmers, Less people were necessary to farm lands so many became homeless during the great depression.

@Revoe_Lad Год назад

@sergei sputnikov today my gran told me, she read in the paper to listen for her smart meter making a beeping noise. That will signal an attack by Russia. Because they have been checking out our infrastructure in the North Sea. I hope she was joking. Also have you heard the Ukrainian song dikoye pole by Yarmak? It’s pretty cool

@mikecyr5017 Год назад

Do you have any videos of sports in the soviet union? I would like to see a soviet perspective of the 1972 summit series of Canada vs USSR. Because it was a pretty big deal here in Canada because we almost lost

@UshankaShow Год назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CEk2xVmGmEI.html

@UshankaShow Год назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eQG015EvBF8.html

@oscarosullivan4513 Год назад

@@UshankaShow A few people were still doing it the old way here until the 1990’s ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IXAq7WqVA9A.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Vcq4JfYhzNM.html

@paulblichmann2791 Год назад

They have machines but it looks like there are as many people working as would be with hand sickles.

@piotrwarszynski797 5 месяцев назад

Te kilka traktorów i maszyn pracowało w kołchozach (spółdzielniach rolnych) na kilku tysiącach hektarów. Traktory często pracowały w nocy, oświetlając pole lampami naftowymi zamontowanymi na traktorach.

@gwc656g Год назад

you have mentioned several times that youtube likes to demonitize your videos. What reason do they give?

@UshankaShow Год назад

Many of the topics I cover are not suitable to the advertisers.

@gwc656g Год назад

@@UshankaShow wow, that sounds like a load of BS to me [from youtube, not you].

@rdekort9273 Год назад

The golden days for soviet union,a lot of babushkas think back to that time

@nostradamusofgames5508 Год назад

golden age if you were up in the tope echelons, everyone else was starving and dying.

@theotherohlourdespadua1131 Год назад

@@nostradamusofgames5508 And in now ways someone from Ukraine...

@jeffbreezee Год назад

I'm curious to know if John Deere or Ford had a hand in developing tractors for the Soviet Union.

@UshankaShow Год назад

There was no "developing". The Soviets just purchased 10,000 Fordson tractors and later the whole factories, with equipment and tractor-making license. The famous Stalingrad tractor factory came from the the US, even the buildings, and began manufacturing Caterpillars, whech got the new name Stalinets.

@jeffbreezee Год назад

@@UshankaShow I thought that was why those old Soviet tractors looked so much like my grandpa's old Ford-Ferguson!