The agricultural adjustment act farmers because it

The agricultural adjustment act helped farmers because it sought to recover agricultural prosperity by reducing farm production and raising crop prices.

The agricultural adjustment act was created to assist farmers by reducing crop productions, and in so doing reducing export surpluses, and raising crop prices. During the short existence of the act, the administration achieved its goal, as there was reduction in crop supply and prices rose. This led to increase in income of farmers, their lifestyle was improved and the number of farm evictions was minimized.