Question

3 which of these was not part of president roosevelts new deal to help repair the damage left by the storms in the dust bowl?
new farming techniques were introduced to help minimize erosion
the price of wheat was lowered, and farmers bought more land to make up the difference.
agencies such as the resettlement administration assisted displaced families
the prairie states forestry project created shelterbelts of trees from texas to canada

Explanation:

To determine which was not part of the New Deal's efforts for the Dust Bowl, we analyze each option:

• New farming techniques to minimize erosion were part of efforts to combat soil degradation.
• Lowering wheat prices and farmers buying more land would likely exacerbate over - farming and erosion, which was the opposite of New Deal goals (the New Deal aimed to reduce over - production and restore soil health).
• Agencies like the Resettlement Administration helped displaced families, which was a key part of the New Deal's social relief efforts.
• The Prairie States Forestry Project creating shelterbelts was a major initiative to prevent erosion.

Answer:

The price of wheat was lowered, and farmers bought more land to make up the difference.