Expanding farmer-assisted research aids ISU and growers
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8/5/2013
Budget cuts that could have spelled the end of some Iowa State University (ISU) Extension research stations instead sparked innovation that has served as a blueprint for a growing program across the state.
Reluctant to see local public research abandoned, northwest Iowa farmers and Extension staff proposed to conduct larger-scale research on private farms in 2006. That idea was the beginning of ISU’s Farmer...
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