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Agricultural economics

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People study how we grow food.

President Coolidge veto of McNary–Haugen Farm Relief Bill cartoon
President Coolidge veto of McNary–Haugen Farm Relief Bill cartoon

This study is called agricultural economics. It started by looking at how to use land. It helps farmers grow more crops. It also helps keep the soil good.

Today, this work is much bigger. Experts look at how people buy food. They study how to protect nature. They also help poor lands grow.

This work helps us make good rules. It helps us manage our water. It even helps us fight pests.

It is a very important job. It helps feed our big world.

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