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Adverse Childhood Experiences: A Driver of the Opioid Epidemic

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Affordable Housing Policies for Essential Service Workers in the Bakken Region

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All New Look, All New Data: Land-grant Impacts Database | by Scott Cummings

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Alternatives to antibiotics in poultry production

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An Overview of NRCS's PLANTS Database and Website

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Analysis & Interpretation

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Anchored. Podcast Episode 2 - Married to the Military

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Anchored. Podcast Episode 2| Married to the Military: Part 1

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Anchored. Podcast Episode 5 - The War Within: Impact of Post - Military Combat PTSD on Military Couples and Families

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Anchored. Podcast Episode 6| The War Within: Impact of Post- Military Combat PTSD on Military Couples and Families

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Anchored. Podcast Episode 7 - The Forward March: The Journey from Military to Civilian Life

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Assessing Pesticide Exposure to Honey Bees

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Assessing the accuracy of remotely sensed data

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Assessment of Willingness to Supply Dedicated Energy Crops on Marginal Lands in the Northeastern United States to Improve Water Quality

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Assessment Tools for Improving Farmer Financial Skills - an NGFN webinar

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Balancing Competing Commitments

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Basics of Creating and Using Infographics Webinar

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Be Networked, Use Measurement, and Learn from Your Data: How To Measure Effective Social Media Practice

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eXtension RFP for Climate/Extreme Weather Fellowship

Aaron Weibe ·
Cooperative Extension is positioned to be the leading national resource with the most experience with on-the-ground implementation of conservation-based programming. The eXtension Climate Coalition proposes creating a Fellowship effort as a short-term project dedicated to the compilation of program data across the Cooperative Extension System (CES). The fellow(s), which could be one or two, will identify programming that is currently being implemented that aligns with Project Drawdown, other...
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ICYMI: Back To the Future: Using Mass Media for Extension Communications Webinar

Molly Immendorf ·
Yesterday’s Back the Future: Using Mass Media for Extension Communications webinar had over 300 participants who engaged with the Mass Media Pollinators New Technologies in Agricultural Education (NTAE) grant project team who shared what they have learned so far creating a mass media campaign to encourage the creation of more pollinator habitats. 
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Smart Cities: Technology, equity, livability and trust

Brad Gaolach ·
Cities are getting smarter. New technologies help monitor traffic and enforce parking. First responders use camera systems to explore incident scenes for potentially hazardous materials or spills. Autonomous vehicles are being piloted. With these new technologies, governments and communities have concerns about safety, privacy, and equity. The key to successfully navigating these issues is trust. So what's the role of Extension in smart cities? We asked this question of our panel experts and...
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Western Farmer Cover Crop Survey

Lauren Golden ·
Please help us send an important survey to farmers in your network. The University of Idaho, Oregon State University, and Boise State University, on behalf of the Western Cover Crops Council are conducting a survey to improve understanding of cover crop use throughout the U.S. West, Guam, and Micronesia. Specifically, the survey aims to include a range of perspectives from farmers and ranchers on the benefits and barriers related to cover crops and the effectiveness of policy incentives. The...
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20 Steps to 7 Figures

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2014 MSU Faculty Research Series

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2015 All Bugs Good and Bad Webinar Series: Beneficial Garden Helpers

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2015 Personal Finance Year in Review

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4-H BioBand Fitness Tracker - 2017 Innovation Grant Update

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4-H Common Measures/Qualtrics Tool – Measuring Impact

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4-H Social Media: Measuring Your Impact

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A tutorial on the new Mapbox Studio

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A Whole System Approach to Increase Local Foods Consumption

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A Wild West Tale: Debunking the Myth That Conservation Increases Rates

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Adobe Acrobat Forms 1: Creating a Form

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Adobe Acrobat Forms 2: Distributing the Form

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Adobe Acrobat Forms 3: Collecting the Data

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Co-Parenting for Successful Kids On Line

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Collaborative Development for Connecting Farms and Community

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Common Consumer Frauds & How to Avoid Them

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Community Gardens

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Community Gardens

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Community Gardens

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Community-Level Indicators for Positive Youth Development: Identification and Collection within Existing Data Sets

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Community Strategies for Water Supply in the Bakken Region

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Compost Carryover Effects on Soil Quality and Productivity in Organic Dryland Wheat

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Conducting On-Farm Variety Trials to Manage Risk for Organic and Specialty Crop Producers Part 1

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Conducting On-Farm Variety Trials to Manage Risk for Organic and Specialty Crop Producers Part 2

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Connecting Beginning Farmers to New Markets: Start-up Advice & Resources for Gaining Access to Farmers Markets

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Consider Culture and Context for Program Evaluation

 
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