Research Results: Six new research summaries of completed Leopold Center projects

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Summaries

Easy-to-read summaries are available for these recently completed projects funded by Leopold Center competitive grants. Find short summaries (all are PDFs) about:

• Is the meat goat enterprise profitable and sustainable?
• Pottawattamie County Farm to Fork
• New Farmer Jump Start Project
• Strategies to stabilize locally grown produce for year–round sales: A feasibility study
• Integrated soil and weed management production systems for perennial food crops
• Shaping a functional and sustainable biofuels industry through bridging industrial needs with farmer production capabilities

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