Volume
35
Issue
4
Abstract
This paper describes a state-wide program in Connecticut that integrated university research, Extension, state agencies, private commodity groups, and individual farmers and businesses into a process of planning and developing strategies for future change in agriculture and rural resources. The outcomes included a planning conference and a published report that reached beyond the partnerships to policy makers and the general public.
Recommended Citation
Lee, L. K. (1997). Creating Extension and Public/Private Partnerships through Agricultural and Resource Outlook and Planning. The Journal of Extension, 35(4), Article 8. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol35/iss4/8
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