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Agricultural Adjustment Administration (view source)
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The '''Agricultural Adjustment Administration''' (AAA) was the largest of many farm programs under the [[New Deal]]. The goal was to increase the flow of income to farmers. The first AAA lasted 1933-35; the second one 1938-41.
The '''Agricultural Adjustment Administration''' (AAA) was the largest of many farm programs under the [[New Deal]]. The goal was to increase the flow of income to farmers so they could reach "[[Parity]]" with urban America. The first AAA lasted 1933-35; the second one 1938-41.
* Nourse, Edwin G., Joseph S. Davis, John D. Black. ''Three Years of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration'' (1937), important early survey by insiders
* Nourse, Edwin G., Joseph S. Davis, John D. Black. ''Three Years of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration'' (1937), important early survey by insiders
* Perkins, Van L. ''Crisis in agriculture: the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and the New Deal, 1933'' (1969), a standard scholarly history
* Perkins, Van L. ''Crisis in agriculture: the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and the New Deal, 1933'' (1969), a standard scholarly history
* Saloutos, Theodore. ''The American Farmer and the New Deal.'' (1982). 327 pp.
==References==
==References==
* [http://www.asu.edu/caed/proceedings01/HEMMENS/hemmens.htm Roosevelt and Tugwell in the New Deal]
* [http://www.asu.edu/caed/proceedings01/HEMMENS/hemmens.htm Roosevelt and Tugwell in the New Deal]