What were not some of the problems faced by farmers in the late nineteenth century?

In the late nineteenth century, farmers did not face issues such as modern agricultural technology, which was still in its infancy, nor did they have to contend with the complexities of global supply chains, as international trade was limited. Additionally, they were not burdened by the environmental regulations that would later come to influence farming practices. Furthermore, access to credit was not as problematic for farmers at that time as it would become in the early twentieth century.