Leopold Letter Winter 2006

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• DeWitt to lead Leopold Center three more years
• Cover crops in the Corn Belt: Survey finds underused potential as conservation tool
• Director column: How would you frame the priority issues for the Leopold Center?
• Kirschenmann column: It's all about market power, stupid
• Leopold Center coordinates statewide project
• Web-based tool expands use for biomass crops
• Northeast Iowa group hopes to build stronger food economy
• Practical Farmers of Iowa toasts Leopold Center
• Food miles become media metaphor
   

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