Mestizos
Collective
The Middle Colonie's farms where mainly based on wheat. But they also grew the vitals to grow, as in corn, beans, the basics...
Collective farms were large, government controlled farms formed from small farms that were surrendered by force. These were common in socialist regimes.
By hard work.
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They were called plantations, they grew one crop in the plantation.
They were called plantations, they grew one crop in the plantation.
They were called plantations, they grew one crop in the plantation.
Spanish farms were called HACIENDAS
If we are talking the large cattle farms of mexico/ california. giving to familyies by the spanish crown they are called "Rancheros" or you could go with "The spanish land grant rancheros". It is where the word "Ranch" comes from. Rich with tradition it is were real cowboys come from and taken as a bit of a slight to be called a farm.
These farmers operated farms averaging only $6,x29 in value as compared with an average of rate of tenancy on southern farms of that size is relatively high.
Mestizos
Haciendas
The most resounding fact is that 98% of such farms are family-owned and operated.