This is turned over to the farm commune. The farmers work the land together. Much is learned and gained, not all of it material. They experience group cooperation, trust, sharing, submerging personal ends for group aims. Their fields produce too.
More food is available, some surpluses exist and are sold on the local market.
These payments go toward the purchase of new lands for new groups. I visited these meetings and was extremely impressed by the openness, the seriousness of the purpose and the love among members. Virtually no one in this remote rural area goes to school. People are suspicious of schools. There are no jobs to be had through schooling.