How did Stalin remake Soviet agriculture with the first Five-Year Plan?

A) He expanded the reforms of the New Economic Policy,introducing elements of the free market into agriculture.
B) He collectivized farms in the Soviet Union,which eliminated private ownership of land and animals.
C) He moved workers from Russia's cities to the Ukrainian countryside to help with agricultural production.
D) He highlighted the important role of peasants as class revolutionaries.
E) He introduced local markets in the countryside to improve nutrition for Soviet citizens.

Stalin collectivized farms in the Soviet Union, which eliminated private ownership of land and animals. This was a major change from the previous system of individual farming and was intended to increase agricultural productivity by organizing large, cooperative farms. Collectivization was accompanied by violence and coercion, with many individual farmers resisting the policy and being labeled as enemies of the state. The first Five-Year Plan aimed to increase agricultural production by modernizing machinery and techniques, improving infrastructure, and promoting education and training for collectivized farmers.