A collection of facts and photos about Iowa agriculture and Iowa State's contributions over the past century will be on display. There also will be activities for people of all ages at the exhibit. Visitors can create their own farm scene using rubber stamps. They can also test their knowledge of Iowa agriculture with a quiz. A computer will be set up for visitors to explore ISU with an interactive CD-ROM about the university.
Adults can sign up for daily prize drawings.
The fair runs Aug. 12-22. The College of Agriculture display is on the second floor of the Agriculture Building. The third Seed Health Symposium, which is held every three years, is organized by ISU's Seed Science Center and the International Seed Testing Association's Plant Disease Committee. Attendees are seed pathologists working for universities, government agencies and industry. They work to ensure seeds are free of disease, which is a key aspect of international trade and of crop agriculture around the world.