There Were More and More Farmers Year Farmers 1870 6,430,000 1880 8,610,000 1890 9,990,000 1900 10,710,000 1910 11,340,000 1920 11,120,000.

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There Were More and More Farmers Year Farmers ,430, ,610, ,990, ,710, ,340, ,120,000

But Farmers Declined as a Work Group

Year Number ofValue (inAverage Farmsbillions $)Value ,660,000 $ 9.4 $ 3, ,737,000 $ 20.4 $ 3, ,518,000 $ 78.4 $ 12,025 More Farms of More Value

Period Gross Domestic Product ( in $ billion) $ $1, $2,000 The Value of Agricultural Products Grew

Period Value (in % of Gross $ billion) Domestic Product $ % $1, % $2, % But Ag Lost Its Share of the Value

Period% to AgricultureManufacturing And Its Share of National Income Fell

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