What was the main reason Khrushchev called for increased agricultural output

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<span>This was done to increase the living standards in the USSR. Before him, prior leaders were having trouble with famines and a lowered standard of living, which led to bouts of poverty and disease. With the collectivization of agriculture, there tended to be lowered outputs which could not forestall these harder times.</span>

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