The price of cotton began to peak (to 46 cents a pound) in the 1920’s which made farmers plant more of it. With that came overproduction which caused prices to plummet to 10 cents a pound. This made farmers get in debt from loans.
The price of cotton began to peak (to 46 cents a pound) in the 1920’s which made farmers plant more of it. With that came overproduction which caused prices to plummet to 10 cents a pound. This made farmers get in debt from loans.