Leopold Letter Spring 2002

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• How far do your fruit and vegetables travel?
• Leopold Center guides pork niche working group
• Hoops gain support, group reviews plans for more work
• Evaluating fish kills on Iowa streams
• Who will farm the land? No easy answers for Iowa farmers
• Director column: Farmers are not 'insignificant'!
• From the Field: Cindy Madsen of Audubon
• Duck power and a tale of success: From six acres to an ecosystem
• Impact of grazing on erosion, surface runoff
• Leopold Center report outlines the 'three Rs'

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