Describe the Agricultural Adjustment Administration program designed to assist farmers, and evaluate its impact on Oklahoma.

 The Agricultural Adjustment Administration was formed to assist farmers by lowering production in an effort to increase prices. Farmers were paid to not farm their lands. In Oklahoma, however, its success was mixed. Most farmers in the state were not landowners; they rented their lands and received no benefits from the program. Instead, they lost their jobs because landowners chose to take government assistance.

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