Leopold Letter Winter 2004

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• Leopold Center begins new grass-based focus
• Policy Initiative white paper explores global ag policy
• Director column: Overcoming the great divide
• Iowa farmland values rise
• Southwest Iowa farmer Doug Beckman represents Farm Bureau on advisory board
• Looking at Asian soybean rust
• Quebec's Charlevois lamb: Connecting a premium product with farmer profits
• New York grape growers look at heritage development
• Leopold Center gathers and listens to newsletter feedback
• New report explores Iowa's food stories, heritage

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