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Modern day farming has transformed from the farming process of last century. Instead of farmers producing for their families, farmers are now similar to input/output managers supplying massive manufacturers that feed the country.

Tractors have a big part in America’s industry and John Froelich built the first gas-powered tractor in 1849 in Iowa. Farming is much easier than it was 100 years ago. Tractors have almost replaced horses and donkeys when it comes to plowing and other farming uses. Tractors make food production more efficient and are used to plant seed, plow fields, and harvest produce easier and faster. Along with faster and easier harvesting comes more produce. Tractors help improve the economy with farming by making it easier. Tractors also bring jobs to mechanics, because when a tractor breaks somebody has to fix it. A farmer could buy a new tractor if it broke and that, is another way it helps the economy. A dealership sells tractors to farmers and ranchers that need a new tractor. Tractors help with all sorts of things and make many things easier than by doing it by hand.

The mechanization of agriculture created a lot of problems for the western farmers. New machinery made crop production much easier and faster. This caused many farm workers to loose their jobs, because such machines as the

My project will be about how Wall Street got its name and how it became America's financial industry. As a matter of fact, New Amsterdam or later renamed as New York by the English Rule was first founded by the Dutch in 1614, for no other reason than to make a profit or a buck. New Amsterdam occupied much of the tip of lower Manhattan and was managed by the Dutch India Company. After two decades of New Amsterdam being founded it was a disorderly town with no order established, that caused a bad morale at its lowest. In 1647 New Amsterdam got a new director-general Peter Stuyvesant who had a strict orders by the Dutch India Company to clean up the place up. Within the same year of his arrived as director-general to the colony Stuysevant, banned drinking alcohol on Sundays and outlawed fornicating with the Indians. Therefore, he establishes an economic

The manipulation of the land for fast production ruins its overall health. The modern technology and advances of equipment provide farmers more efficient ways to farm. In

Food Inc. Documentary Report Fatter, Faster, Bigger and Cheaper Fatter, faster, bigger and cheaper seems to be the way the food industry operates in America today. The Food Inc. documentary shed a short light on how our food is processed and how our image of the “American farmer” is no more than a memory. The film really made you think about what we are feeding our families. Throughout this movie Kenner highlights on how are meat is processed, and let me just say I was disgusted. I am a hunter and I have never had a problem killing my animal and butchering it myself, but as I watched how cows were standing in their own fecal matter three to four feet deep I about vomited, I thought to myself ‘ why is this not considered animal cruelty?’

By now, the majority of farmers had access to a tractor, and that had increased productivity. In the 1930s, every aspect of farming was revolutionized by machinery. From preparing the ground for seeding to harvesting, machines were able to be used for the first time ever. Plows, used to prepare the ground, were now mounted directly to the tractor instead of being pulled by horses. Previously, this was done with five horses and took over ninety minutes to do half an acre of land. With tractors, this could reduce the time to fifteen minutes. New planters became better at dispensing seeds swiftly and precisely. Tricycle cultivators were invented, allowing for farmers to drive through closely spaced rows, which allowed for more crops to be planted on a given space. In 1935, a wheat combine that only required one man to operate. This allowed manpower to be freed up and reallocated to other

commodities increases such as milk, gas and bread. It is a rise in all prices simultaneously. Inflation is caused when the demand for something exceeds the supply. This causes the price of that particular item to go up which in turn causes wages to go up and operating costs also increase (inflation).

In 1940, one farmer could feed a maximum of 19 people. Today, one farmer can feed over 155 people (Prax,2010). What changed? In the 1940’s many farmers relied on either working by hand or horses to work their land. However, horses tire out easily and working by hand takes an extensive amount of time. Because of these factors, farmers could only have small amounts of land, because that is all they, or their horses could manage. Today however, innovations such as the tractor and other motorized machines allow the farmers to work quicker and more efficiently; they are able to work more

The Dutch republic came to be when part of the Netherlands separated from Spanish rule in 1579 and gained international recognition in 1648. It was characterized by its high population density (which is a continuity to this day), and its early, high level of urbanization. From the 16th to 18th centuries, the Dutch rose to power comparable to even Britain and France. This was also the period of time when world trade flourished and linked continents, acquiring the name “global trade.” In fact, the Dutch republic experienced such growth and improvement that the 17th century was the “Dutch golden age.” During the golden age, trade, military, art, and science flourished. This all led to a domination in trade, production of ships, etc.

The demand for corn has greatly increased because of its many new found uses but mainly because it has been discovered that corn can be use as an alternate energy source. This great demand for corn has increased many area of farming and production of corn here and other countries such as Mexico and South America. This great demand has lead to an increase in farmers who are willing to cash in on these cash crops and try to earn a few quick dollars because of the great demand for it. In 2007 Corn farmer saw record profits because famer where getting twice as much for corn as they did in previous years. The same trend continued but farmers dealt with so many obstacle such as weather, bugs and lack of

The plow is actually a neighboring “relative” to the tractor and an indispensable tool on the farm. Some comparisons and differences with the tractor and plow are the tractor and plow both use blades and have the same concept. They both turn the soil bringing nutrients from the lower soil further up causing the crops to thrive when planted. The only difference is that the plow is horse pulled and the tractor is electrically pulled using a motor and engine. The tractor is the most important tool on the farm today.

Over 58 per cent of the rural households depend on agriculture as their principal means of livelihood. So Sales of tractor and mini trucks has

Coxe has studied the sector for more than 35 years as a strategist for BMO Financial Group. He says it didn’t have to come to this. “We’ve got a situation where there has been no incentive to allocate significant new capital to agriculture or to develop new technologies to dramatically expand crop output.”

Political factors impact the agricultural sector in factors relating to regulation, distribution, and consumption of foods in a given country. Government policies and imposed regulations have a direct effect on nutritional choices that a consumer makes, and this, in turn, affects the agriculture market (KPMG, 2012). For example, policies governing food prices or the amount of information that a consumer will receive affects the choice of the consumer. Food regulation and safety measures implemented influence the supply of food products, and ultimately determines the market choice for consumers (KPMG, 2012). Economic factors have a direct effect on the agricultural industry. On one hand, the input cost such as the price of seeds, fertilizers, and cost of labor affect the productivity of the industry. The economic status of a country also affects the industry’s productivity. For example, in developing countries, the agricultural sector is less developed owing to limited resource input and poor infrastructure (KPMG, 2012).