What was one result of the boom in crop production in the 1870s?

The increase and boom in the crop production in the 1870's incurred a small mini financial crisis in the late 1800's because the food prices dropped and  farmers thought they were getting rich and spent all their money.

Explanation:

The farming boomed in the last 1800's. The prices of food dropped considerably. This gave farmers the false idea that they could overspend. When they overspent, they were under a lot of debt.

All this incurred a small financial crisis in the last 1800's. This led to farmers making drastic changes in their production.

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