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Because of the opportunity GM crops provide for greater profit with less risk. Also GM crops give much bigger yields (bushels/acre) and thus more profit over crops that are not GMO.

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What was the major problem for farmers in the 1920's?

The over production of crops and the land they owned was almost worthless


From a farmers point of view how did railroads play in creating his economic hardships?

Railroads know that farmers need to ship their crops across the country, and there was really only one railroad going through their town, so they had no choice on which railroad. The railroads took advantage of this and over charged them.


What challenges might commercial and subsistence farmers have in common?

Loss of top soil due to wind erosion. Desertification due to over farming. Loss of crops due to pests or weather conditions.


How many farmers lost their farms in 1932?

over 3 millon


Why was lenins New Economic Policy designed?

The NEP was supposed to create a stronger Soviet UnionMore facts:It was designed to do this by rebuilding the economy. After the Bolshevik takeover and two years of civil war and Lenin's "war communism," the Soviet economy was producing less than it had in the last years of the Tsarist regime. The NEP temporarily introduced some elements of capitalism in certain areas of the economy such as peasant agriculture and small businesses. Under "war communism" peasant farmers were forced to practically hand over large portions of their crops for next to nothing. This resulted in farmers not being motivated to grow as much as they could. Farmers were hoarding crops, not growing as much and killing off their own livestock. The intent of the NEP was that, especially as to the farmers, there would be more production overall if there was more incentive to produce.This was an interesting tacit admission by Lenin and some, but not all, Communists that the capitalist system had its advantages after all.

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One reason farmers often choose GM crops over non-GM crops because GM crops are?

More productive


How can climate harm cash crops in the Southeast?

if it gets to cold the crops can die and the farmers will have to grow the crops all over again..


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Fertilizers are spread on fields by farmers to help their crops grow.


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land because farmers wanted more of it to grow their crops.


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The over production of crops and the land they owned was almost worthless


How long did George Washington Carver help farmers grow crops made out of peanuts?

Over 20 years.


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Farmers had more control over their crops than with sharecropping.


What are the physical features of Netherlands?

The Netherlands has a flat landscape so farmers can grow their crops and do not have to walk or drive over the mountains if their crops are ready to get collected.


What were the three ways the Nile river helped farmers grow food?

The cycle of the nile helped the farmers because, when it would flood, it would unearth alot of fertile, moist soil. This soil, would help farmers grow all sorts of crops. Before the flood came, the farmers would harvest all their crops so they wouldn't be washed away. After the harvest, the cycle would start all over again,


What do farmers do to add water to dry areas?

Using irrigation by pumping water from a nearby river or stream, and spraying the water over the crops.


Why did the kingdoms of Aksum decline?

For several reasons, soil exhaustion, farmers growing crops for hundreds of years, over time it became more difficult for farmers to produce enough food to support the population


During the agricultural revolution what caused farmers to produce more crops?

Selection of crops that had higher yields over thousands of years, implementation of technologies that increased yield including the plow, irrigation, and more recently, tractors, fertilizers, and genetic modification of crops.