University of Maine Cooperative Extension Plan of Work -- Issue Area Papers

Issue Area Papers

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Issue Area Paper [WORD documents]	Abstract Only [HTML]
Aging Lifestyles	Aging Lifestyles
Agriculture -- Crops	Agriculture -- Crops
Agriculture -- Sustainable Business Management	Agriculture -- Sustainable Business Management
Coastal and Marine	Coastal and Marine
Community Development: Capacity-Building Skills	Community Development: Capacity-Building Skills
Entrepreneurship -- Small and Home-Based Business	Entrepreneurship -- Small and Home-Based Business
Environmental Education -- Sustainable Living	Environmental Education -- Sustainable Living
Family Relations and Transitions	Family Relations and Transitions
Food Safety	Food Safety
Forestry and Wildlife	Forestry and Wildlife
Health Literacy, Disease and Our Health Care System	Health Literacy, Disease and Our Health Care System
Healthy Lifestyles	Healthy Lifestyles
Home Horticulture	Home Horticulture
Maine Livestock Industry	Maine Livestock Industry
Pest Management	Pest Management
Sustainable Communities	Sustainable Communities
Watershed Management	Watershed Management
Youth Development	Youth Development

If you have questions, contact the Plan of Work Task Force at powc@umext.maine.edu.

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