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As there were no slaves and no capital for investment, landowners entered into agreements with the sharecroppers. Most sharecroppers were former slaves who stayed on the same farms or plantations as before the war.

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Farmers formed cooperatives after the Civil war, to give producers higher influence in buying their produce, and market their products.

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Q: Why did farmers hire sharecroppers after the civil war?
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