The agricultural labor relations act farm workers gain larger farms. collective bargaining rights. better food. the right to strike.

The correct answer is: "collective bargaining rights".

The Agricultural Labor Relations Act was a landmark US labor law document enacted in 1975 by the state of California in order to grant to farm workers the right to collective bargaining, a novelty in US history. The main objective was to preserve the peace in the workplaces by ensuring justice for all the agents who participate in the agricultural economic activity and in general, to provide stability in labor relations.

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