Volume
29
Issue
2
Abstract
Extension agricultural programs face new challenges in building and sustaining relationships with agricultural industry groups. Industry groups now have access to better research facilities and programs than many universities offer. Many traditional Extension roles are no longer viable. The challenge is to find ways of assuring that university research and education programs meet current needs of our clientele.
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Recommended Citation
Voris, J. C. (1991). Extension-Industry-Consumer Interaction. Journal of Extension, 29(2), Article 19. https://doi.org/10.66752/1077-5315.8207
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