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Plant-based
resources build Iowa's bioeconomy
Iowa State University is moving bioeconomy
research from laboratory to marketplace. But what exactly is Iowa's bioeconomy, and how does it
grow?
Extension
increases efforts to help Iowans slim down
It’s impossible to miss the news that Iowans — including
children — are gaining weight. Luckily, Iowa
State University Extension specialists are marshaling forces to help people
across the state lighten
up and stay that way.
Producers
get answers to soybean rust questions
To address producer concerns and questions, the Iowa
soybean rust team members have been educating themselves and developing
educational
materials for producers.
Business
assistance keeps work and profits flowing into Iowa
Workflow reorganization assistance from
ISU Extension helped Cummins Great Plains of Des Moines increase production
and save money.
4-H
involves youth in government
Extension 4-H gives teens several opportunities
to experience the governing of the United States and Iowa first hand.
Tax
school delivers ISU teaching in communities
Farm Income Tax School extends Iowa State
resources into the communities by bringing top university professors to the general public.
Support
program helps military families cope
Extension will continue Operation Military
Kids into 2006, providing
a support network for military kids and creating awareness about the stress
they experience.
Caregivers
empowered when communities offer 'Tools' program
Through Powerful Tools for Caregivers, Iowa
caregivers are finding strength in learning how to reduce stress, improve
self-confidence and balance responsibilities in their lives. |

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2005 homepage
The Extension Connection
is a quarterly publication of Iowa
State University Extension.
Laura
Sternweis, editor, lsternwe@iastate.edu
Nondiscrimination
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Last update:April
2005

Boone High School students
'go the distance' for better health and nutrition.
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