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Many US Farmers have lost their family farms over the last 40 years because they could not compete with the big corporations
over 3 millon
When farmers products were declined, esp by Europeans. Farmers suffered to sell their stuffs; they couldn't afford their mortgages, and the BAnks took their farms, houses, and Lands.... Many farmers families aLSo met the big problem; men felt ashamed after they lost their jobs, and left their families behind. Children often looking for jobs to help their families as well as women.
What sort of farms and in what country
In the Great Depression, over 11,000 banks failed, and over one million family farms were lost.
Many US Farmers have lost their family farms over the last 40 years because they could not compete with the big corporations
Many lost their farms.
over 3 millon
The farmers were extremely impoverished and didn't have money to pay for their farms or even food. Many lost their farms when banks called in loans.Ê
The farmers were extremely impoverished and didn't have money to pay for their farms or even food. Many lost their farms when banks called in loans.Ê
The farmers were extremely impoverished and didn't have money to pay for their farms or even food. Many lost their farms when banks called in loans.Ê
Yes agriculuter was very unrest many farmers didnt know what there future was going to be. Many lost there farms and homes
In 1929 however, the world was overcome by an economic disaster called the Great Depression. In America, factories closed, people lost their jobs, and farmers lost their farms, many banks closed, and people lost their life's savings.
As many as they could possibly hold without causing problems, the farmers do wish to optimize their profit.
Actually you'll find the farmers that hadn't mechanized there farms or if their farms were relatively small, they suffered a terrible hardship because of many reasons like the fact that some over produced things so the prices went down and they got paid less. So many had to sell their farms to pay off debts or the like.
Many of the farmers I know don't have what they would call "political goals". They simply want big government to stop interfering in how their farms are run.
Low crop prices have landed many farmers in difficult times