What resulted of the stock-market crash farmers' problems and the overuse of credit?

The Stock Market crash of 1929 exacerbated the financial struggles of farmers, who were already facing declining crop prices and increased debt. Many farmers found themselves unable to repay loans due to reduced incomes, leading to widespread foreclosures and loss of land. Additionally, the overuse of credit contributed to a cycle of debt that left both farmers and consumers vulnerable, ultimately deepening the Great Depression. This combination of factors led to significant economic hardship and social upheaval across rural America.