Leopold Letter Spring 2004

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• Leopold Center challenge grant helps launch new program
• Hopping beetles may help Iowa get jump on weed pest
• Phosphorus work fine-tunes Iowa P-Index
• Why do consumers choose local foods?
• Director column: 'Supersize' vs. 'Have it your way'
• College honors two Leopold Center staff members
• Effort seeks to help America's 'disappearing middle' in farming
• Value chain partnerships project gathers momentum
• Re-designed web site offers new features, grant summaries
• Annual Report: Practicing an art
   

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