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4-H NEWSFLASH newsletter
(Posted on 2/3/2010)
The 4-H NEWSFLASH is published monthly to inform and educate Crawford County 4-H Families. Important and timely information. Please read.

Crop Connection Newsletter
(Posted on 12/3/2009)
This newsletter, prepared by Mark Licht, ISU Extension Field Agronomist, is intended to provide timely information regarding all facets of row crop, forage and pasture production.

Iowa Beef Center
(Posted on 8/21/2009)
The Iowa Beef Center at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa, serves as the university's extension program to cattle producers.

Energy Tip of the Month
(Posted on 8/10/2009)
To help promote ISU Extension's effort to provide energy conservation information, an Energy Tip of the Month will be posted to help you.

Field and Feedlot Newsletter
(Posted on 8/10/2009)
The monthly Field and Feedlot Newsletter contains current information provided by Iowa State University Extension specialists regarding crops, farm management, livestock, and upcoming area ag meetings and workshops.

Emerald Ash Borer
(Posted on 6/15/2009)
The Emerald Ash Borer is an exotic insect that is destructuve to ash trees (Fraxinus species).

Managing Tough Times
(Posted on 3/20/2009)
Get information from reliable sources and experts to help you with personal challenges such as managing money, dealing with stress, and providing nutritious low-cost meals during these tough times.

Get Your Questions Answered.
(Posted on 3/13/2009)
What can I do to remove an odor in my microwave?
I know I should eat more fruits and vegetables, but what is their real health value to me?
Can my sink drain be cleaned without using a commercial cleaner?
These are just a few of the questions that the AnswerLine can help you with. Don't hesitate to go online or give them a call to get the answer to your questions.

2009 Iowa Farm Custom Rate Survey
(Posted on 3/11/2009)
The 2009 Iowa Farm Custom Rate Survey, FM-1698, contains information based on a survey of Iowa farmers, custom operators, and farm managers. For each operation, the average rate from the survey and the range are shown.
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