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The college of agriculture and the state

L. H. Bailey

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Now that we are consciously entering on a new era in the development of our country life, it is well that we take stock of the forces that are at work, and endeavor to see where they lead when put in active operation.I will first review very briefly the kinds of agencies that are now in existence, and then speak more fully of one of them.In doing this, I attempt to speak as a citizen of New York and as one interested in public questions, rather than merely as director of the College of Agriculture ; for we should relate all single agencies to the good of the whole.

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Now that we are consciously entering on a new era in the development of our country life, it is well that we take stock of the forces that are at work, and endeavor to see where they lead when put in active operation.I will first review very briefly the kinds of agencies that are now in existence, and then speak more fully of one of them.In doing this, I attempt to speak as a citizen of New York and as one interested in public questions, rather than merely as director of the College of Agriculture ; for we should relate all single agencies to the good of the whole.

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Now that we are consciously entering on a new era in the development of our country life, it is well that we take stock of the forces that are at work, and endeavor to see where they lead when put in active operation.I will first review very briefly the kinds of agencies that are now in existence, and then speak more fully of one of them.In doing this, I attempt to speak as a citizen of New York and as one interested in public questions, rather than merely as director of the College of Agriculture ; for we should relate all single agencies to the good of the whole.

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