What was the result of the boom in farm production in the 1870s?

Answer 1

Crop prices went down because of the boom in farm production in the 1870s.

Answer 2

Farmers in the US, especially wheat farmers, saw a decline in the prices paid for their crops and increased production. The higher supply had the opposite effect of what was intended, by driving prices even lower.

Answer 3

They faced over production and the government gave them less money for acres.

Throughout the 1920's farmers didn't share the prosperity of the boom, new machines made farming too efficent, falling prices in Europe made the price of grain fall incomes fell and homes were therefore lost.

Answer 4

They pounded your moms sweet buttox.

Ok seriously they got really rich, and were able to live a better lifestyle. They got more money and bought more land, which made the economy run smoother than a buttox that has been greased up with johsons baby oil.

They also got better blow jobs and tuesdays, oh no, that was just me. Laters.