I WANT to express great pleasure in having Governor Lawrence come with this administration as Chairman of the President'...
I know that there have been many vexing problems over the years in relationships between the Departments of Agriculture ...
This achievement in settling major jurisdictional issues between the two Departments, in outlining the principles of coo...
I was greatly pleased by your joint letter describing the new conservation policy your Departments are adopting to help ...
It is not a very good way to repay you for all your political services by giving you one of our most difficult assignmen...
New dairy legislation is urgently required for the benefit of both the farmer and the taxpayer.
It is a proud privilege to be a citizen of the Great Republic.
As President, I have determined that the modifications of existing duties and other import restrictions of the United St...
More food in greater variety is now available to the needy than ever before in our history.
The American farmer is one of our best foreign exchange earners.
As President, I have determined that it is required or appropriate that trade agreements and agreements supplementary th...
I think it is not a burden, but a privilege to have the chance in 1963 to share that great concept which they felt so de...
I urge that the Congress give early consideration to cotton legislation that will make this important fiber more competi...
Our abundance must still be harnessed in such a way as to bring supply and demand more nearly into balance.
A balanced and stable farm economy is essential if we are to meet both domestic and world challenges in the coming years...
America was to be the great experiment, a testing ground for political liberty, a model for democratic government.
A free Nation can rise no higher than the standard of excellence set in its schools and colleges.
Education is the keystone in the arch of freedom and progress.
