What was a shortcoming of the agricultural adjustment act (aaa)

The Agricultural Adjustment Act - AAA was one Act that was a part of Roosevelt’s New Deal. It aimed to limit the production of certain commodities so the country could reduce surpluses and prevent drops of prices. The Act had some pros and cons, pros were that farmers were able to increase their income quickly, the country was able to control the supply and demand of the agricultural industry. But the Cons were that many farmers had to give up land because they could not control it and it also killed the sharecroppers and tenant farmer’s businesses.

The AAA did not support all the farmers and did not take into account livestock breeders.

Explanation:

The agricultural adjustment act (AAA) only covered what was called the "basic crops", seven of many of crops farmers grew, it means there were many farmers who could not get any subsidy from the goverment. The stockbreeder were also out of this benefit, so we can say that the AAA only regulated a small part of the market while many other farmers and stockbreeders continue dealing with the problems of the Great Drepssion without any support of the goverment.

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