DES MOINES, Iowa — Ames drew a record crowd Wednesday, as more than 365 Iowa students gathered at Iowa State University for the 15th Iowa Youth Institute, focused on solving global hunger and food security challenges. Students from across the state brought research on food issues in other countries, then tested their ideas with scientists, […]
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