Summer
2007
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It’s
time for action in Horizons communities
The
Horizons program, directed by Iowa State University Extension,
is creating aspirations for community
prosperity in rural Iowa towns. Residents of the 23 Horizons communities tell of change
beginning to permeate their towns.
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Iowans
learn to ‘Invest Wisely’
Iowa State University Extension is
working with Iowa Public Radio and the Iowa Securities Division
to publicize trustworthy, unbiased information on making wise
investment decisions.
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Iowa
MarketMaker locates Iowa-grown produce
Iowa State University Extension is
helping growers sell their produce in Iowa and across state
borders into additional markets with the Iowa
MarketMaker Web site.
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New
York youth experience Iowa life
When 25 kids of Latino and African
American heritage from inner city New York wanted to experience
rural culture, they chose Iowa. Iowa State University Extension
became their host, helping them learn about and experience
Iowa life firsthand.
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Throw
open the door of hospitality with universal design
Iowa State University Extension
helps citizens understand why universal design makes a home better. The
design features, like a no-step entrance, accommodate
the changing needs of individuals throughout their life span.
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No
horse? No problem in 4-H Horseless Horse project
Many kids who are hooked on horses
just don’t have the opportunity to ride, let alone own
a horse. Iowa State University Extension 4-H Youth Development
fills this void with the Horseless
Horse project.
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Simulated
rain shows farmers real conservation solutions
A rainfall simulator gives farmers a “visual
opportunity” to see what they can do to prevent
sediment runoff from their fields. Iowa State University Extension is a partner in this project
that demonstrates and promotes conservation management systems.
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Design
for the urban frontier
Iowa State University Extension is
taking design to the urban frontier — with two
new outreach centers for urban design, one in downtown Perry and the other
in downtown Sioux City. The projects bring together Iowa State
College of Design student outreach and ISU Extension Community
and Economic Development programming.
It’s
all about parts -- and increasing competitiveness of Iowa manufacturers
Thanks to Iowa State University Extension’s
Center for Industrial Research and Service (CIRAS), suppliers
of parts for some of Iowa’s major industries are getting
a boost in their global competitiveness.
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This
is the final issue of the Extension Connection newsletter.
Last
update: August 2007. Laura
Sternweis, editor, lsternwe@iastate.edu
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