How did the industrialisation affect farming or agriculture?
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industrialization affected farming or agriculture in following ways-
1. agricultural peasants were rendered jobless when the machines and industries flooded the market. they were quicker, faster and more productive than manual labor.
2. the period of industrialization resulted in massive migration of unemployed agricultural peasants and artisans from rural areas to urban regions in search of work.
3. the focus shifted from growing food crops to growing cash crops or crops that were needed as raw material for industries.
4. as goods and crops could be transported to larger number of areas in short amount of time due to trains, the production level increased, resulting in better income for agricultural farmers.
1. agricultural peasants were rendered jobless when the machines and industries flooded the market. they were quicker, faster and more productive than manual labor.
2. the period of industrialization resulted in massive migration of unemployed agricultural peasants and artisans from rural areas to urban regions in search of work.
3. the focus shifted from growing food crops to growing cash crops or crops that were needed as raw material for industries.
4. as goods and crops could be transported to larger number of areas in short amount of time due to trains, the production level increased, resulting in better income for agricultural farmers.
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It took employment opportunities from them.
Caused a large amount o migrations towards urban area.
Production was increased
decreased the pressure of population on production
Caused a large amount o migrations towards urban area.
Production was increased
decreased the pressure of population on production
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