The vigorous advancement of this Program is our only logical course.
We can help to demonstrate that growth can be achieved more readily in conditions of freedom, that it is not necessary to sacrifice liberty ...
Military strength alone is not an adequate barrier to this insidious process.
The problems, however, are not always the same.
This must now be done.
Prices received by farmers on the average are running 3 per cent above those of a year ago.
Today he feeds himself and 20 others.
Our farms appear certain to produce.
A century ago, an American farm worker fed himself and three others.
Changes of such magnitude place great stress on our farm people and on the social, political and economic institutions which serve them.
The scientific revolution in agriculture is irreversible and is continuing.