Which of the following did not contribute to the spread of cattle ranching in the nineteenth century?

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The antigrazing position of farm unions would have hindered the spread of cattle ranching, rather than contributing to it. The other options all played a role in the expansion of cattle ranching during the nineteenth century. Barbed wire allowed ranchers to fence off grazing land, rationalized techniques led to more efficient operations, the development of large ranches allowed for greater economies of scale, and the railroad made it possible to transport cattle to markets more easily.

Which of the Following Did Not Contribute to the Spread