Leopold Letter Winter 2000

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• Frequently asked questions about the Chariton Valley Biomass Project
• Biotechnology: It's time to talk
• Grant helps Leopold Center Continue vision work
• Director column: How many farmers will we "need"?
• This harvest is about more than just an apple crop
• From the Field: John Sellers Jr.
• Sustainable ag gets academic home, Center boost
• Report chronicles 'Seasons of Change'

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