Quietly but surely the Agricultural Bureau is working a great national good, and if liberally supported the more widely its influence will be extended and the less dependent we shall be upon the products of foreign countries.
Grant praises the Agricultural Bureau for its contributions to national welfare and independence from foreign products.
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