As consumption increases, farmers on small farms are more likely to be pushed off their land as large agribusinesses take over. a. true b. false

Hey there,

Your question states: As consumption increases, farmers on small farms are more likely to be pushed off their land as large agribusinesses take over.

This is a  statement. For the farmers who had little land, they were to be kicked off and have other bigger and larger agribusinesses take over because they "had better thing to take care of". It was about 60% in the past 20 years (in that time of course) when they were doing this. They estimated just about 90% of the of the (farms) world wide. Not the (worldwide) but the farming industry. So this shows that they really kicked those people off to make there business better.

Hope this helps you.
~Jurgen

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