difference between big farmer and small farmer
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The large farmer almost certainly has a ton of debt and is caught in the commodity treadmill. As they produce more, they merely lose less, holding on for the year when commodity prices are up and they can scrape a profit.
A small farmer almost certainly has more debt than the average household, and is caught in the scaling-up treadmill. As they produce more, they become more of a price taker, and have to take on more debt to scale.
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the farmer who is big is called big farmer
and farmer who is small is called small farmer
and farmer who is small is called small farmer
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