US Presidency
1937

Crop surplus control relates to the total amount of any major crop grown in the whole nation on all cultivated land, ( good or bad ) good land or poor land control by the cooperation of the crop growers and with the help of the Government. Land use ( on the other hand ) is a policy of providing each farmer with the best quality and type of land we have, or can make available, for his part in that total production. Adding good new land for diversified crops is offset by abandoning poor land now uneconomically farmed. The total amount of production largely determines the price of the crop, and, therefore, the difference between comfort and misery for the farmer.