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Why have many family farms in North America been replaced by agribusiness farms since the 1980s?AA decrease in the consumption of meat has resulted in less demand for cattle, which are mainly raised on family farms.BAgribusiness farms have the resources to take advantage of economies of scale.CLittle available land for pasture farming has resulted in more concentrated agribusiness operations.DMore interest in genetically modified foods has led to an increase in agribusiness farms, which have greater access to advanced technology.EWater shortages in regions where family farms were once common have led to a rise in agribusinesses in regions with more favorable climates.
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