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Why is a farmers life so hard?
It is because farmer's work is difficult and you don't earn much, crops could fail and natural disasters could occur, livestock could die, farmers could end up starved or poor.
What did farmers do with there surplus crops?
The farmers would throw away the extra crops instead of giving it to someone that needs it like the poor okies in that time they did not have anything to eat and the children had to starve some people even tried to kill them selfs or they would starve to death not because they wanted to because they had to they did not have jobs to get dough ( also knowen as money) for there family to by food in that time iot was really hard for them and they starved so pliz learn to help the community and what ever you dont need pliz give to the people that do need it pliz.
What are advantages of having a surplus of crops?
One advantage is that with a surplus is that you can sell the extra crops for a profit.. Other advantages would be that you could store the extra for later use or when times are hard.
Average Haiti Income?
The national income per household in Haiti per year is $560. This meager income makes it hard for Haitians to purchase the necessities in life that their family will need and is cause for much of the malnutrition and health care concerns within the country.
Why did family farmers face hard times in the 1980s?
ok, answer: The farmers interest rates on bank loans increased. So, many farmers were not able to jmake enough money to pay their loans. Additionally, the US government had spent the previous decade encouraging farmers to buy more and more land and plant as much of it to crops as they possibly could. This created a huge crop surplus that took quite a few years to get worked down, lowering crop prices and making it impossible for the farmers to turn enough profit to pay for all the land they had bought at "land boom" prices. As a result, many farm families had to declare bankruptcy and leave the land. This was also the reason Willie Nelson (a famous US country singer) began the benefit concert series titled "Farm Aid". It wasn't until the early 1990's that the markets for both the crops and the land began to turn around enough to make farming profitable again.
What crops do farmers grow?
Farmers grow wheat, corn, barley, oats, millet, peas, beans, peanuts, lettuce, and about a thousand other crops. im most of the countries farmers can grow pretty much anything but the climate is changing so its hard to keep up with the weather
Why were enslaved africans important to farmers?
They would help them grow, farm, plant, and tend to the crops. (Do the hard work in the fields.)
Why farmer are important?
Farmers are important because they work hard on their farms and they grow plenty of crops for us. Farmers worked with struggle about 150 years ago and he raised just enough for him and his family to eat some of the crops. Farmers make the food we need. If farmers didn't grow any vegetables or fruits and more then we would not be healthy. Basically, we would not have any food because most of the food farmers grow we use most likely every day.
Is it hard to grow crops in Egypt?
It is not hard to grow crops in Egypt because in the ancient times they just wait for floods and plant their crops because they know when it is coming and when it does they are ready for it then they got surpluses (extra food) from growing crops.
Why was the dust bowl the worst hard times?
Well the Dust Bowl force a lot of people who where farmers to move from there house because the drought was not letting them grow the crops the need to pay for there mortgage and they could pay it off. and if the farming can't grow crops the market place cant sell them.
Why was in hard to grow crops in colonies?
In some colonies it was hard to grow crops because the soil wasn't fertile enough or the climate temperatures were too harsh.
Why is bulgeria a poor country?
Because the the ground is hard so they can grow crops and the scenary is terrible!
Was it hard to grow crops in Greece?
yes because they had little water and almost no flat land
How was the land in the colony of new york?
it was very rocky cold and hard to grow cash crops
Why do farmers feel so close to the land?
Probably because they helped grow it. They worked hard to help it grow and thrive, why wouldn't they be close to it?
Why was slavery important in the south?
There was many plantations in the South. It is too hard to grow thousands of crops by yourself.
What did the ancient Greeks have a hard time doing because there were few rivers?
they didnt grow much crops
