Medieval farmers in Europe dealt with soil exhaustion through several strategies, including crop rotation, which allowed fields to rest and recover nutrients by alternating crops with legumes that enriched the soil. They also practiced fallowing, leaving land uncultivated for a season to restore its fertility. Additionally, farmers utilized manure and other organic fertilizers to replenish soil nutrients. These methods helped maintain agricultural productivity despite the challenges of soil depletion.
Medieval farmers often practiced crop rotation by planting different crops in each field each year to help replenish soil nutrients. They also used animal manure as fertilizer and allowed fields to lie fallow periodically to restore nutrients naturally. Some farmers used techniques like terracing and contour plowing to prevent soil erosion and maintain soil fertility.
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Loans were made to farmers, homeowners, and exporters by New Deal measures.
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The new deal hurt farmers because it put many farmers in debt and there were many droughts causing the crops to be destroyed. Since the crops were destroyed, the farmers couldn't make money and turned poor.
Some of the women of medieval Europe were among the most culturally influential people of their times. Among those who come to mind, Eleanor of Aquitaine comes to mind as a promoter of the arts. There is a link below to a related question on the things medieval women did, and there is a good deal of information in the answer there, together with source citations.
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The group of people who were outside the reach of the new deal was the farmers
Agricultural Adjustment Act This New Deal program helped farmers through price support subsidies.
Agricultural Adjustment Act was The New Deal Program helped farmers through price support subsidies.
Economic aid to farmers and landowners
They started banging the fat out of Gene Benson and that helped the farmers.