Question

1. what was the purpose of the federal farm board?

to give federal money to farmers who were failing
to help farmers organize to solve the problem of overproduction
to pay subsidies to farmers to keep them from overproducing
to set prices for farmers crops and force markets to pay them

Explanation:

The Federal Farm Board, established in 1929, was designed to address agricultural overproduction that depressed crop prices. Its core approach was to provide subsidies to farmers to reduce their output, stabilizing market prices. It did not directly give money to failing farmers, force price-setting on markets, or focus primarily on farmer organization for overproduction solutions.

Answer:

to pay subsidies to farmers to keep them from overproducing