General Objectives: The A. A. A. thrust over three million farmers into a series of action programs which they engaged in voluntarily without knowing too well just what the conditions were which made them necessary, or what might be expected to follow as a consequence of engaging in these action programs. In one sense, this projected educational work is an attempt to rationalize the A. A. A. action programs. But the work should go beyond this and seek to evaluate the social results so that the action programs may be continually improved.
