Several factors contribute to the plight of farmers, including climate change, which leads to unpredictable weather patterns and extreme conditions that can devastate crops. Additionally, fluctuating market prices and high input costs for seeds, fertilizers, and machinery strain their financial stability. Access to water resources and land ownership issues further exacerbate their challenges, often leaving farmers vulnerable to economic and environmental pressures. Lastly, inadequate government support and infrastructure can limit their ability to compete and thrive in the marketplace.
A farmers tractor is an example of capital.
Protecting its own farmers by subsidizing them makes it more difficult for farmers (e.g. in Africa0 to sell (export) their goods. This may create global inequality.
A decrease in demand led to farmers not being able to pay back their substantial loans.
Farmers benefit from various agricultural advancements and policies, such as improved technology, access to better seeds, and efficient irrigation systems, which enhance crop yields and reduce labor costs. Additionally, government subsidies and support programs can provide financial stability, helping farmers invest in their operations and adapt to market changes. Overall, these factors contribute to increased productivity and profitability for farmers.
A decrease in demand led to farmers not being able to pay back their substantial loans
Many factors contribute to the plight of farmers including weather, insect populations, and seed pricing. The pricing of other commodities including fertilizer and gasoline can also contribute to the plight of farmers.
how did banks contribute to farmer's plight
If you mean in America, banks contributed to the farmer's plight by demanding payment for the investments they made for the mortgages of the farmers. The problem was that the price of crops dropped significantly during the nineteenth century, so farmers needed to work ridiculously hard to gather enough crops to pay off their creditors while the currency deflated, meaning there would be less money around for them to use in the first place.
The economic depression caused the farmers plight in the late nineteenth century. This had caused them to pay excessive shipping and storage prices. The farmers proposed to resolve these problems by taking control of the government so as to regulate these prices.
forcing railroads to lower their rates
a. devastating droughts and dust storms throughout the 1930s.
Formation of Congress Party and Muslim league contributed to national independence for India because the Congress Party championed the plight of desperately poor sharecroppers and landless farmers.
Anti-trust used to break up big railroads
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.
by using fertilizer
farmers of course...not only in the philippines
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