By Andi Anderson
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach has launched a new newsletter called The ANR Scoop, designed to keep Iowans and regional readers informed about agriculture and natural resources. The newsletter, sent out twice a month, offers expert insights, research updates, and practical information.
The ANR Scoop brings together a range of content, including research summaries, news releases, blog articles, podcasts, videos, and new educational tools. It serves farmers, natural resource managers, and anyone interested in Iowa’s rural communities, water, and land use.
Subscribers receive relevant, concise information from ISU experts, helping them make informed decisions and stay updated on the latest developments in agriculture and environmental management. The goal is to connect communities with trusted resources and educational opportunities that directly impact their work and land.
The newsletter is part of ISU’s mission to share knowledge that benefits Iowa’s agriculture sector and supports sustainable natural resource management. It highlights new publications, decision-making tools, and key findings from ISU Extension’s ongoing research projects.
Whether you are actively working in agriculture, managing natural resources, or simply want to stay informed, The ANR Scoop offers valuable insights right to your inbox. It reflects Iowa State’s commitment to education, outreach, and community support across the state and beyond.
Anyone with an interest in agriculture or natural resources is welcome to subscribe. The newsletter makes it easier for professionals, students, and community members to access the latest expert knowledge and practical advice for everyday challenges in farming and resource management.
With The ANR Scoop, ISU continues to strengthen its connection with Iowa’s agricultural community and reinforces its role as a trusted source of knowledge and innovation in agriculture and natural resources.
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