American Agricultural Movement

The American Agricultural Movement (AAM) was an organization founded in the 1970s to advocate for farmers’ rights and fair economic policies. It aimed to address issues like low crop prices, rising costs, and government programs that affected farmers’ livelihoods. The AAM organized protests and demonstrations to push for better government support, stabilization of farm income, and fair trade practices. Its efforts helped raise awareness about agricultural challenges and influenced policy discussions, highlighting the importance of agricultural sustainability and the economic well-being of farmers in the United States.