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... Farmers were paid to reduce their planted acreage and output . Their reduced output supported higher prices of food on the market . Farmers were also lent money and storage facili- ties in ways such that the rate at which their products ...
... Farmers were paid to reduce their planted acreage and output . Their reduced output supported higher prices of food on the market . Farmers were also lent money and storage facili- ties in ways such that the rate at which their products ...
Side 134
... farmers have not bene- fited equally from the technological ad- vances . Wheat , for example , is produced largely by the more progressive farmers in the irrigated areas of the Pacific northwest of Mexico and the western part of the ...
... farmers have not bene- fited equally from the technological ad- vances . Wheat , for example , is produced largely by the more progressive farmers in the irrigated areas of the Pacific northwest of Mexico and the western part of the ...
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... farming . The farmers who could benefit from adopting the technol- ogies of the green revolution were those within easy reach of depots handling fertilizer supplies and whose fields were either supplied by irrigation systems with ...
... farming . The farmers who could benefit from adopting the technol- ogies of the green revolution were those within easy reach of depots handling fertilizer supplies and whose fields were either supplied by irrigation systems with ...
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