During and just after World War I, farmers in the United States made a great deal of money supplying food to the world, but why did that change in the early 1920s

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Agrajag · Answer 1 · 2023-05-15T13:32:43+0000

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Overproduction in agriculture

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Farmers were producing much too much food as agricultural techniques improved and demand from Europe fell. As a result of the reduction in prices and earnings, thousands of farmers were forced to sell their land.

During and just after World War I, farmers in the United States made a great deal of money supplying food to the world, but why did that change in the early 1920s

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