Social Sciences, asked by aanya176, 1 year ago

how do small farmers suffered in the hand of big farmers

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Answered by priyu4869

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they borrow land from them and promise to give seasonal crop but if the crop fails due to various factors they are trapped into debt trap and unable to pay the money .....hence they are suffered in the hand of big farmers

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Answered by sunny406

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small farmers suffered too much due to low capital
low saving
pooor technolgies
pooor techniques
old cultivation techniques and tools
climatic condition etc

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