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Farmers in the 18th century faced several challenges, including poor agricultural techniques and limited access to modern tools, which hindered productivity. They struggled with unpredictable weather patterns and crop failures, leading to food shortages. Additionally, the rise of agricultural commercialization often resulted in financial instability, as many farmers were at the mercy of fluctuating market prices and debts. Land ownership issues and restrictive feudal systems in some regions further complicated their ability to thrive.

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