A Quarterly Publication of Iowa State University Extension

Summer 2000 -- Previous Issues --

 

In this issue 

This column contains photos.	This column contains story titles. Cells 2, 3, and 4 also contain a short introduction to each story.
	Statewide effort improves water quality A growing effort to address concerns associated with the quality of the state's water involves Iowa State University Extension and many partners. The water quality issue is far reaching.
	From gardening to science: Teachers learn, students benefit Curriculum packages and hands-on activities are part of continuing education for teachers offered by ISU Extension.
	Northeast Iowa manufacturers seek expertise from industry center Manufacturers can get training, one-on-one assistance and more from the ISU Industry Outreach Center in Cedar Falls.
	More Stories Conference energizes rural communities Kids fish with 4-H, Extension and DNR partnership Changing the way the world learns: Extended and Continuing Education ISU to focus on families in 2000-2001 Students to experience "Life in Iowa" Conflicting themes in the 2000 Legislature

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