In the early 1930s, members of the "farm holiday" movements refused to ship their crops to market to protest low prices.

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During the early 1930s, as part of the "farm holiday" movement, farmers indeed refused to ship their crops to market as a form of protest against low prices, which were making it difficult for them to make a living. This was one of several tactics used by farmers to draw attention to their plight during the Great Depression.

In the Early 1930s, Members of the "Farm Holiday" Movements