They wondered whether their interests had eroded. Other federal agencies became more familiar with the capacity of the system and explored opportunities for collaborative relationships including the transfer of funds. Within USDA, the research and extension communities became one unit and began creating a common future. The framing process was the Extension System's first experience with system-wide involvement. A climate for participation regardless of role and responsibilities can be created.
Technology can assist in fostering meaningful discussion.
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