The productive capacity of American agriculture can and should produce enough food and fiber to provide for: 1. domestic needs, 2. commercial exports, 3. food aid to those developing countries that are determined to help themselves, 4. reserves adequate to meet any emergency, and to stabilize prices.
Special Message to the Congress: Food for Freedom
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