So we intend this winter to find a way to prevent four-and-a-half cent cotton, nine cent corn and thirty cent wheat--with all the disaster those prices mean for all of us--to prevent those prices from ever coming back again.
Roosevelt discusses his commitment to stabilizing agricultural prices to prevent economic hardship for farmers.
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