They grew mostly cash crops.
They grew mostly cash crops. (Apex)
because they were worth 2-4 million, which was enought for the farmers to buy.
They had to borrow money to buy seed, fertilize, and equipment
KMart, Farmers, Pharmacies. That's where I saw them
Farming in the early 1800's was difficult and tiring. Manual labor was the only way to get tasks done. Manual labor means the jobs done by hand, without the help of machines. The larger the farm, the more laborers it took to do the work. Inventors in the 1800's, some of whom were farmers themselves, created new machines to help make farming easier. Using machines to do work is called mechanization. Mechanization dramatically changed farming in the United States. A farmer was no longer limited to a "walking plow" but could buy a wheeled one that was pulled by horses. Many farms increased in size because farmers could do more work in less time as a result of the mechanization use on farms.
They grew mostly cash crops.
They grew mostly cash crops.
They grew mostly cash crops.
They grew mostly cash crops. (Apex)
They didn't buy from merchants, but did sell or barter to each other. In the colonies 90% of the population were farmers and were in rural areas, so they were a distance from a city. To go 30 miles in the 1700-1800's could take 3 days to get there and another 3 days back. That meant a week away from farm and animals which would be a problem.
The merchants would buy items from artisans and farmers and sell them.
They grew mostly cash crops.
because they were worth 2-4 million, which was enought for the farmers to buy.
Most people buy it in the supermarket. Some buy it in health food stores, at farmers markets, directly from small farmers, or grow their own food. Some even buy at least some of their food online.
They had to borrow money to buy seed, fertilize, and equipment
Stores, farmers markets, and to the growers.
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