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Center Quarterly e-Newsletter


Critical issues and challenges face the agricultural and food law communities of this nation and the world, and for over two decades it has been an integral part of the Center's mission to make researching and understanding those issues and challenges as effortless as possible. The purpose of our e-Newsletter is to inform our subscribers of new research and information posted on our website, apprise them of important events occurring within the agricultural and food law communities, keep them informed of agricultural and food law developments in the nation and the world, and to foster a dialogue between our subscribers and the Center on needed areas for research and information.

The Archive section of our eNewsletter is temporarily closed for construction. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to have our archived issues available soon.



Current Newsletter Issues

Spring Quarter 2012

Contents:
Welcome from the Center Director
Arkansas Law Firm Provides Gift to Support Center
Center Awarded NIFA AFRI Grant
Center Outreach:
     Agritourism Workshops
     Alternative Enterprises for Landowners
     Farm Animal Confinement
     Forestry Outreach
     Risk Management for Livestock and Dairy
     Risk Management for Specialty Crop Producers
     Succession Planning in the Delta





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