Contents: Extension Service Objectives (C. W. Warburton); History of the Department of Agriculture and the Development of Its Objectives (Carleton R. Ball); Economic Objectives - The Place of the Department in the American Economic System and the Ideals Toward Which It Is Working (Albert G. Black); The Organization of the United States Department of Agriculture -- As a Means of Carrying Out Objectives (Milton S. Eisenhower); The Objectives of the Soil Conservation Service (Howard R. Tolley); Personnel Objectives and How They Contribute to Department Objectives (W. W. Stockberger); Scientific Research - Its General Purpose and How It Contributes to Public Welfare (John R. Mohler); Objectives of the Regulatory Work of the Department (M. G. White); National Land Policy (L. C. Gray); The Place of the Department of Agriculture in the Evolution of Agricultural Policy (M. L. Wilson); [What We Are Trying to Do for the People of the United States, Why It Should Be Done and Why It Can Best Be Done by Centralized Effort] (Henry A. Wallace).