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Perceptions of Iowa and Nebraska Legislators Regarding Secondary and Adult Agricultural Education Programs
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As the capacity for rural communities -to provide education services decreases, educators are looking towards notate legislators for support. Jailed (1984) reported that legislators must become more familiar with vocational education as they address the economic and social needs of the future. The p
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