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Table
of Contents:
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An Open Letter to Dan Glickman |
1 |
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Country Life |
2 |
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Oklahoma Catching Coop Fever |
6 |
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Do Rural Towns Need Corporate Hogs? |
5 |
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Public Policy: Bringing Home The Bacon |
7 |
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Workshops at the Overstreet-Kerr Historical Farm |
8 |
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Historical FArm Receives Sorghum Mill and Cooking Pan |
9 |
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Stewardship: |
10 |
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Wanted: Growers for Farmers’ Markets |
11 |
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Calendar |
16 |
Field Notes is the Kerr Center's free quarterly newsletter. It is sent to subscribers across Oklahoma, the United States, and beyond, to distant parts of the globe. To subscribe, contact us at mailbox@kerrcenter.com. From 1999 until the present, Field Notes has been put in
the pdf format. To read pdf files, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader.
The software is available free to download from www.adobe.com. Articles from the newsletter may be reprinted if credit is given
and a copy is sent to the newsletter editor at the Kerr Center.
To use more than short articles or news items on the web, please
link to our web page. |
Spring 1999