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Guidelines to reprint or copy
The University of Missouri gives permission for individuals to print one copy of Web pages
and related PDF files of MU Extension Publications for personal use. If you
need copies for more than personal use, please follow a few guidelines:
First, consider purchasing printed extension publications. Revenue from print
publications helps fund the development of new information, which helps keep
this Web site up-to-date. Prices for printed publications are reasonable and
the quality will be better than you may get by printing PDF documents or Web
pages.
Permission to reproduce a publication
- Permission for making two to 100 copies from any MU Extension publication or PDF file is
automatically granted upon completion of our request
form.
- To make more than 100 copies of a publication, please use the request
form and wait for a reply.
Links and use
MU Extension welcomes links from other Web sites, electronic newsletters and
other media; however, permission must
be granted to repost elsewhere on the Web. Should permission be granted, please
include the copyright information and links as requested below.
Permission requests to repost or adapt MU Extension publications, Web pages
or graphics will be considered on a case-by-case basis and a processing fee
may apply. Please understand that such requests often need to be approved by
various faculty and administrators, so may take considerable time to process.
Please direct permission request to:
George Laur
Publications Coordinator
Extension and Agricultural Information
1-98 Agriculture Building
Columbia, MO 65211
laurg@missouri.edu
All reposting of materials from this site must include the following:
Copyright 1993 to 2011 University of Missouri. Published
by MU Extension, all rights reserved.
Following is the HTML version of this notice, including links to the appropriate
authorities.
<a href="http://extension.missouri.edu/publications/copy.aspx">Copyright</a> 1993 to 2011
University of Missouri. Published by <a href="http://extension.missouri.edu">MU
Extension,</a> all rights reserved.
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