Benefit Farmers

Definition

Benefiting farmers refers to implementing policies or measures aimed at improving the economic conditions and well-being of agricultural workers by addressing issues such as fair prices for crops, access to markets, credit availability, and protection against unfair practices.

Related terms

Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA): A New Deal program during the Great Depression that paid farmers subsidies to reduce production in order to stabilize crop prices.

Granger Laws: State laws enacted in the late 19th century by a populist movement known as the Grange. These laws sought to regulate railroads and grain storage rates to protect farmers' interests.

Farm Credit Administration (FCA): A government agency established during the Great Depression which provided loans and financial assistance to farmers struggling with debt.