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2008-07-31T08:45:22Z 2008-07-31T08:45:22Z tag:eureka.ext.usu.edu,2008:blog-1.post-9221 Colorado Commons Premier Issue
A publication for those who care about Colorado's quality of life, its vistas and its communities. Contributors include Daryl Maus, Doug Vincent, Richard Lamm, Thomas Clark, Bill Lamont, Henry Richmond, Robert Yuhnke, Steve Wilson, C-DOT, Roy C. Christensen, Flo Raitano, Ruth Matthews, Keith Loftin, Darrell K. Adams, Peter Swift, Jacqueline Ciccio, Hank Goldstein
false 2008-07-31T08:45:22Z 2008-07-31T08:45:22Z tag:eureka.ext.usu.edu,2008:blog-1.post-9217 A Guide to Value-Added Agriculture and Forestry Enterprises
This publication is intended to help individuals identify how they can capitalize on adding value to agricultural products that will benefit the whole community.
false 2008-07-31T08:45:22Z 2008-07-31T08:45:22Z tag:eureka.ext.usu.edu,2008:blog-1.post-9209 Collaborative Cause Marketing Handbook for the Specialty Food Industry
This handbook describes current market opportunities in the specialty food industry, including organic, natural, gourmet/specialty, and vegan market niches.
false L. Hunter Lovins 2008-01-23T08:45:22Z 2008-01-23T08:45:22Z tag:eureka.ext.usu.edu,2008:blog-1.post-8446 Energy and Sustainable Agriculture
This publication explores challenges farmers face from energy issues and describes how the principles of Natural Capitalism can help farmers take a leadership role in sustainability.
false Rachel Carroll-Larson 2007-07-31T08:45:22Z 2007-07-31T08:45:22Z tag:eureka.ext.usu.edu,2007:blog-1.post-8370 Sustainable Rural Community Development: An Annotated Bibliography
The WRDC has begun a long-term focus on sustainable rural development, drawing upon existing research and knowledge. This is the first edition of an ongoing collection.
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