Leopold Letter Winter 2003

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• Leopold Center launches five new policy projects
• Ecology initiative sorts through project ideas
• New ways to work with the Leopold Center
• Director column: It’s time for another Country Life Commission
• ‘Locally grown’ offers powerful marketing message
• National summit supports publicly funded breeding research
• Population changes signal new business landscape
• Reflections on Iowa farmland in 2004
• Ecologist Jules Pretty challenges traditional notions about agriculture
• Can sustainability change the way we do business?
• Guest column: Feed the world policy has failed

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