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In this issue - Fall 2010
- From the Dean
- From farm to school, one community at a time
- Growing healthy eating habits
- Local educator's research benefits northern growers
- 4-H partners with counties to reach more youth
- U helps create new ash management strategies
- Study: Railroad helps drive counties' economic engines
- Cohort program transforms community leaders
- Master Gardeners cultivate healthy environment
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ON THE COVER: Students at West Central North Elementary in Elbow Lake plant container vegetables under the guidance of Extension nutrition education assistant Catherine Anderson- Barnes. In her fight against childhood obesity, the veteran Grant County educator uses experience and creativity to motivate kids to incorporate more fresh produce into their diets.
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