Farmer participating in a tractorcade in front of the Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama.
A sign on the tractor reads, "Our First Love Is Farming / But You Can't Live and Pay Bills on Love Alone!!" In December 1977, farmers across the country organized tractorcades in their state capitals to demand 100% parity (payment for their crops or livestock that would at least equal...
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Alabama Department of Archives and History
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| Summary: | A sign on the tractor reads, "Our First Love Is Farming / But You Can't Live and Pay Bills on Love Alone!!" In December 1977, farmers across the country organized tractorcades in their state capitals to demand 100% parity (payment for their crops or livestock that would at least equal the cost of growing or raising them). |
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