Leopold Letter Winter 2001

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• Study shows no economic advantage for Iowa farmers to plant GMO crops
• Hoops research and development get additional funds to continue work
• The mystery of restored wetlands
• An open letter to policymakers
• What kind of projects has the Leopold Center done?
• Director column: Observations after a year on the job
• From the Field: Dennis Abbas
• Leopold Center initiative spurs pork marketing discussion
• Values-based marketing: Selling steak with a sizzle and a cause

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