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This paper looks at the entanglement between collective farm leadership, materiality, and the materiality of cotton in Soviet Tajikistan. Using secondary sources, archival document, and short-run biographies of former collective farm chairmen (Rais), this paper shows how the material worth of raw cotton and its use as a commodity shaped the development of social and economic relations along gender lines on late-Soviet cotton collective farms.