We sell two hundred and fifty million dollars' worth of animals and animal products to foreign countries every year, in addition to supplying our own people more cheaply and abundantly than any other nation is able to provide for its people.
Roosevelt highlights the significant agricultural exports of the United States, emphasizing its role in the global market.
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