How did improved transportation affect farming?

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Improved transportation greatly affected farming since it allowed vital resources to be quickly shipped to the farmer, and for the farmer to export his goods far more easily to locations further away.

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Improved transportation facilitated the purchase and sale of agricultural products and this improved farmers' income and work.

Explanation:

Improved transportation made farmers easy to access and purchase agricultural inputs such as fertilizers, fertilizers, and planting tools. With the improved transport, these products arrived at the farms very quickly and with the same quality that left the factory. In addition, these farmers were more likely to send their agricultural produce for sale without compromising product quality.

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