market-oriented agriculture
Many of the Farmers had been leaders during the American Revolution. About three-fourths had served in Congress. Most were leaders in their state
Farmers got their money by planting crops during the growing season and waiting until they grow and then they sell them or trade for cash. The farmers dought to cross a river to get too the town.
At first it was tobacco, then it became cotton during Slavery times.
Overproduction
market-oriented agriculture
Many farmers left the great plain because the dust bowl caused droughts and that was really bad for agriculture or farming
A widespread of interest in conserving soil and natural resources did NOT influence the development of American agriculture during the first half of the 19th century.
European agriculture varied greatly from that of Western societies. During medieval times European farmers used the technique of open-field planting to produce crops.
What were the major sociological changes that happened during the shift from Agriculture to Industrialism
Many of the Farmers had been leaders during the American Revolution. About three-fourths had served in Congress. Most were leaders in their state
Farmers got their money by planting crops during the growing season and waiting until they grow and then they sell them or trade for cash. The farmers dought to cross a river to get too the town.
what accounted for the changes in American attitudes are in the 1970
a. devastating droughts and dust storms throughout the 1930s.
90% were farmers serving in the colonial army.
Farm. Many new farm machines were developed in this time.
Environmental changes in the Great Plains, such as droughts and dust storms during the Dust Bowl, devastated agriculture and forced many farmers to migrate to other regions in search of work. This led to significant social and economic changes in America, including shifts in population patterns and the development of government programs to address environmental conservation and support affected communities.