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Farmers didn't use them
Farmers spent more than they made. The cost of production was too high and the price of the crops was too low. Just like today.
In 1750 farming is the most important industry. water wheels, humans or animals provided power. In 1900 many farmers use machines. coal, steel, iron and textiles are very important industries. most industries use steam power.
No. Most people in all the colonies were farmers. Farming was a lot less efficient before modern times. Farmers worked very hard but produced much less food than they do today. It took a lot more farmers to feed the people. As late as 1900 in the US one person out of three was a farmer. Another way of looking at it is that one farmer could only feed two other people in 1900, and by 1900 farming was more efficient than in colonial times. Today only one person in sixty is a farmer in the US. There was no way to transport crops over long distances, except maybe between cities near the coast. But moving foodstuffs by ship is expensive. Everywhere people lived in the colonies, most of them were farmers, and their crops went to feed their neighbors and their own families.
for the meat... the farmers for the extra help
Dairy Farmers was created on 1900-01-15.
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Farmers didn't use them
Hold on to political and economic power.
Fewer farmers, bigger farms, more mechanization.
Brazilian farmers use many of the same machines that farmers in the United States and Europe use. These farmers use machines like tractors, threshers, hay balers, and plows.
there were a lot of things like a scythe shovel flail reaper combine
Fewer farmers, bigger farms, more mechanization.