One effect of improved agricultural technology in Georgia following World War II was increased productivity and efficiency in the agricultural sector. This allowed farmers to produce more crops with less labor, leading to higher yields and profits. Additionally, the adoption of new technologies such as tractors, combines, and irrigation systems helped farmers to diversify their crops and expand their operations. Overall, improved agricultural technology played a key role in modernizing Georgia's agriculture industry and increasing its competitiveness on a national and global scale.
