Click image to zoom
The Last Kolkhoz in Azerbaijan
A woman collects hay in a cowshed at the Nikitin kolkhoz, Ivanovka village, Azerbaijan. Ivanovka is a village with mainly Russian population which maintained last kolkhoz in Azerbaijan. Nikolay Nikitin, the head of the farm of that time, suggested to keep collective farming in the village as it was the most successful in the republic. Now the kolkhoz is named after Nikitin. The farm has more than 5 thousand hectares of area and grows wheat, barley, sunflower, peas, and grapes. There are cows, pigs, sheep, and chickens in the kolkhoz. There are also a small dairy factory and bakery. This farm became the reason for local people not to move to Russia as other Russians did. Another reason they stayed here is that the biggest part of the Russians in Ivanovka are Molokans, a separate religious group. Their ancestors migrated to this land in the middle of 19th century. ( (Photo by Oleksandr Rupeta/NurPhoto))
Photo Details
| Photo ID | #1456131 |
|---|---|
| Date Taken | |
| Location | N/A |
| Photographer | Oleksandr Rupeta/NurPhoto |
| Category | Human Interest |
| Copyright | © 2025 NurPhoto - Oleksandr Rupeta/NurPhoto |
Related Keywords
Ivanovka
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijanian
Ismaily
last kolkhoz
kolkhoz
Russian
Russia
tradition
molokans
farm
farming
collective farming
village
village life
Nikitin
agriculture
agro
agronomy
religion
ethnic
minority
multiculture
multicultural
people
Soviet Union
communism
post soviet
ex-USSR
Ismailli
cowshed
cow
stockbreeding
stock
neat
cowhouse
bure
old farm
woman
female
hay
close-up
closeup
indoors
2025 NurPhoto. All rights reserved.
This image is the property of NurPhoto and is protected under international copyright laws.
Similar Photos
View All
