How much did farmers make in the 1920s?

In the 1920s, farmers in the United States experienced fluctuating incomes due to a combination of post-World War I economic factors and changing agricultural demand. While some farmers profited during the early part of the decade due to high commodity prices, many faced financial struggles later on as prices dropped and overproduction occurred. By the end of the decade, the agricultural sector was significantly impacted by the onset of the Great Depression, leading to widespread financial hardship among farmers. Overall, the decade was marked by both prosperity and significant challenges for the farming community.