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    Hunger U Tour Rolls Onto K-State Campus

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    By KMAN Staff on October 12, 2012 Local News, Top Story

     

     

     

     

     An interactive  mobile exhibit called: Hunger-U mobile tour, made a stop on K-State’s campus yesterday and today. It was stationed in the University’s Bosco Plaza. Funded by Farmers Feeding the World and Dupont, the 40-foot long exhibit is on a seven stop tour across the United States, visiting college campuses such as Missouri, Purdue and the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis.

    Mobile Marketing Associate, Tiffany C. Dole, stated the goal for the exhibit is to educate college students about world hunger and the role of advanced agriculture, and ultimately getting us one step closer to alleviating hunger.

     

     

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