May 20, 1851.
Jean Dulles spent more than a week, and after consulting with experts from the Physiocrats of the French Academy of Sciences and biology experts, he finally handed over this 40-page "Agricultural Support and Reform Plan" to Jerome Bonaparte on the morning of the 20th.
The plan proposes that France should build a more comprehensive agricultural security system and create more convenient agricultural market channels. All major regions, provinces, and cities should take action to establish universities and higher vocational colleges based on agriculture. For students entering these colleges, the Republic will waive their tuition and miscellaneous fees.
Graduates willing to take root in the countryside and engage in agricultural construction will be directly given priority access to the French system (in plain terms, temporary workers), becoming a reserve force within the French system.
