This paper examines a little‑studied aspect of recent technical history – agriculture and animal husbandry in the period leading up to collectivisation, specifically during the era of agricultural and livestock cooperatives. In this case, the subject of the study is the village of Stroeşti in the Argeş County, where such an organisational structure operated between 1957 and 1965. A key focus of the study is on the administrative and technical organisation in relation to the realities of Romanian village life during that period: agricultural land categorised by use, livestock numbers, large‑scale fruit orchards, rural technical facilities (distillery installation, log‑cutting installation) and the technical and administrative regulations governing their operation. Of particular importance in this context are the reactions and attitudes of the inhabitants towards this imported model of rural community organisation.
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