In the mid- to late-1920s, as the rest of the United States enjoyed continuing prosperity, the farmers of the era were suffering from

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During the mid- to late-1920s, while much of the United States experienced prosperity, farmers faced declining prices for their products. This was due to overproduction and a resulting glut of agricultural goods on the market, which drove down prices and, consequently, farmers' incomes. The Dust Bowl did not begin until the 1930s, and the issues of investment capital and stock market speculation were not the primary causes of farmers' hardships during this period.

In the Mid- to Late-1920s, as the Rest of the United