Ag Decision Maker, August 2008, Vol. 12, no. 10

A Business Newsletter for Agriculture

Ag Decision Maker, August 2009, Vol. 13, no. 10

A Business Newsletter for Agriculture

Ag Decision Maker, August 2010, Vol. 14, no. 10

A Business Newsletter for Agriculture

Ag Decision Maker, August 2011, Vol. 15, no. 10

A Business Newsletter for Agriculture

Ag Decision Maker, August 2012, Vol. 16, no. 10

A Business Newsletter for Agriculture

Ag Decision Maker, August 2013, Vol. 17, no. 10

A Business Newsletter for Agriculture

Acreage Answers, August-September 2001, Vol. 2, no.4

Newsletter for those who reside on acreages in Iowa. Produced by the Iowa State University Extension Office.

Iowa Liquor Quarterly, August 2010

Quarterly publication produced by Iowa Alcholic Beverages Division, Department of Commerce

Iowa Liquor Quarterly, August 2011

Quarterly publication produced by Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division, Department of Commerce

Iowa Liquor Quarterly, August 2013

Quarterly publication produced by Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division, Department of Commerce

Iowa Liquor Quarterly, August 2012

Quarterly publication produced by Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division, Department of Commerce

Iowa Board of Nursing Newsletter, August, September, October, 2014 Vol. 33, no. 3

Newsletter produced by the Iowa Board of Nursing for nurses to keep them informed to CE classes, renewals, board meetings, etc. Produced 4 times a year. Also known as Nursing Newsletter.

Become "Tree Detectives", August 23, 2001

Identifying Broadleaf Trees...A brochure on what type of broad leafs you look for when looking at trees in Iowa. Produced by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.

Planning for Wooded Acreages and Woodlands,August 2005

PEOPLE OWN WOODED ACREAGES and woodlands for a variety of reasons that may include: timber production, firewood production, recreation, wildlife habitat, aesthetics, and alternative forest products. Most of Iowa’s forestland is privately held, and the majority of ownership is fragmented into an average of ten acres (Forest Reserve Survey, 2004). In fact, the average size of an individual forest or woodlot ownership has been steadily declining for several years due in part to population growth, urban sprawl, and changes in land ownership. Studies indicate that the probability of a sustainable woodlot decreases as the population increases. At the same time, most woodlot owners want to be good stewards and protect and enhance the forest that they own. To achieve this goal, careful forest planning and management is required especially when managing the land for multiple objectives.

Iowa Department of Transportation Major Items - Preliminary Quantity Report, August 19, 2014; With Addendums

Weekly letting report.