Two Iowa State faculty named global Top Agri-food Pioneers
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Two Iowa State faculty named global Top Agri-food Pioneers for work to fight hunger, make agriculture more resilient

AMES, Iowa – Walter Suza and Lisa Schulte Moore have been named Top Agri-Food Pioneers by the World Food Prize Foundation. The two Iowa State University faculty are among 38 global innovators selected for their transformative food systems work in recognition of the World Food Prize Foundation’s 38th anniversary.

These TAP trailblazers driving change in agriculture and global food security form the first TAP cohort, according to the World Food Prize Foundation. The TAP awardees will be recognized at the 2024 Borlaug Dialogue in Des Moines, Oct. 29-31. 

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Originally published in October 2024 byIowa State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

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