I believe that our administration is lucky to have an Illinois farmer named Jack Block.
We build stronger relationships with our partners abroad and help develop common approaches to common problems.
It is clear that America's greatest resources for assisting developing countries lie in our private sector.
The potential for scientific cooperation with the Soviet Union was diminished even before the Soviet invasion of Afghani...
Farm prices go up, and farm prices go down.
The bottom line is the Soviet embargo was bad for our farmers, bad for our economy, but not that bad for the aggressors ...
Over the past decade, American scientists have garnered 57 Nobel prizes compared to 28 from all other countries combined...
I look for cooperation between the United States and these and other rapidly developing countries to expand as their cap...
We're fully committed to do this.
It is becoming increasingly important that we all reach beyond our borders to form partnerships in research enterprises.
We invest more in research and development than any other country.