Pretty much every AES state that experienced famine did so early on, and/or during the fall of the Soviet Union. Food is stable in pretty much every AES country (though the DPRK has little agricultural land due to its geography). Central Planning isn’t an issue with food production, most famines in Socialist countries came from similar sources as famines prior to becoming Socialist, not because of Socialism, and thus eliminated famine by developing more and improving production.
I recommend looking more into how Socialist countries actually function, I think you have a very idealistic notion of Communism that is more detached from actual practice.
Pretty much every AES state that experienced famine did so early on, and/or during the fall of the Soviet Union. Food is stable in pretty much every AES country (though the DPRK has little agricultural land due to its geography). Central Planning isn’t an issue with food production, most famines in Socialist countries came from similar sources as famines prior to becoming Socialist, not because of Socialism, and thus eliminated famine by developing more and improving production.
I recommend looking more into how Socialist countries actually function, I think you have a very idealistic notion of Communism that is more detached from actual practice.