Although the Industrial Revolution increased agricultural productivity, how did the new machinery increase farmers' debt during the Great Depression? Group of answer choices New machinery that was being produced was appealing to farmers even though they could not afford the steep prices. The machinery often broke down and caused farmers to turn back to manual agriculture or pay for parts and repairs. Farming machinery often ruined the crop yield resulting in no profit for farmers. The machinery, along with decreasing demand, led to farmers owing more money than they could make