Reports
Iowa Learning Farms was created in 2004, with field days and meetings beginning in 2005. The program provides regular reports to our funding partners:
Iowa Learning Farms 15 Year Report
Iowa Learning Farms 10 Year Report
Reports by Year
2023
2022
Annual Evaluation Report | Individual Field Day Report
2021
Annual Evaluation Report | Individual Field Day Report
2020
Annual Evaluation Report | Individual Field Day Report
2019
Annual Evaluation Report | Individual Field Day Report
2018
Annual Evaluation Report | Individual Field Day Report
2017
Annual Evaluation Report | Individual Field Day Report
2016
Annual Evaluation Report | Individual Field Day Report
2015
Annual Evaluation Report | Year End Report | Annual Review
2014
Annual Evaluation Report | Year End Report | Outreach Report | Annual Review
2013
Annual Evaluation Report | Year End Report | Annual Review
2012
Annual Evaluation Report | Year End Report | Annual Review
2011
Annual Evaluation Report | Year End Report
2010
Annual Evaluation Report | Year End Report | Annual Review
2009
Annual Evaluation Report | Year End Report
2008
Annual Evaluation Report | Year End Report | Annual Review
2007
Annual Evaluation Report | Year End Report | Annual Review
2006
Year End Report | Annual Review
ILF Journal Articles
Promoting agricultural conservation on Facebook: an exploration of the performance of farmer identity frames across age and gender, October 2023, Sustainable Science
Virtually the Same? Understanding Virtual and F2F Farmer Audiences, May 2023, Journal of Extension
Effectively Conducting Field Days While Responding to Unprecedented External Restrictions, October 2020, Journal of Extension
Cooperative Extension and Practicing Anthropology: A Natural Fit, Spring 2019, Practicing Anthropology
Rapid Needs Assessment and Response Technique, April 2018, Journal of Extension
Field Day Success Loop, December 2017, Journal of Extension
ILF Opinion Articles
As Iowa Learning Farms celebrated its 10-year Anniversary in 2014, a series of opinion articles were sent to newspapers across Iowa. These op-ed articles support the Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy and Iowa Learning Farms goal of adopting conservation practices on the land.
'Voluntary' shouldn't mean optional
Consider Wetlands
Cover Crops are a Conservation Bargain
Creating a multifunctional landscape with buffers
We're all in this Together
Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy: A Farmer's Perspective - by ILF farmer partner Tim Smith