Roosevelt pushed several acts through Congress, attempting to instigate industrial and agricultural recovery. The National Recovery Administration was meant to foster cooperation between government, business, and labor as a means of achieving economic progress while the Agricultural Adjustment Administration was an effort to subsidize farmers back into prosperity. The first bill to pass was the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA). Its plan was to pay farmers for accepting government controls and was designed to cut down crop surpluses. Farmers growing wheat, corn, cotton, rice, and other staples for foreign trade were to place their farm operations under the secretary of agriculture. He was to reduce the acreage of overproduced staples and to divert part of the land to soil-improving crops or other uses. The president could inflate the currency by free coinage of silver, by printing more paper money, or by reducing the gold content of the dollar. Many Western farmers believed that this cheaper money would raise crop prices. The act also provided for federal loans to farmers at low interest rates.
The AAA was the most drastic law ever passed to help farmers. It controlled most of the 6 million American farms, whose owners had always been very independent. The law made cooperation voluntary. Farmers who disliked the plan might remain outside. However, most growers of export crops accepted it.
Roosevelt implemented programs such as the Agricultural Adjustment Act to help farmers during the Great Depression. These programs aimed to stabilize crop prices and provide financial assistance to struggling farmers. Additionally, he established the Farm Credit Administration to provide loans to farmers in need.
In 1867, the Grange began efforts to establish regulation of the railways as common-carriers, by the states.
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The goal of the second New Deal was to help the farmers out of debt. The dust storms that struck the Midwest during the Great Depression gave the farmers of America an even harder time economically, so they needed more help coping with the effects of the struggling economy.
To help farmers to trade crops
Roosevelt's efforts backfired because in each case his candidate lost and the incumbent senator won the nomination and the November election.
Banding together could help farmers because they help each other
Both Roosevelts only helped national parks.
Tobacco diversification is the efforts to help famers move away from the declining value of the tobacco. Vineyards are now replacing many of the traditional tobacco farms, bring a new profitable crop to the farmers.
The formation of the Populist Party
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By operating free gins and mills, farmers' alliances allowed farmers to save money.
Farmers help by providing food,jobs and money when they export products to other countries