IQhub

The IQhub is a 501(c)3 non-profit museum with a mission to educate the public, while bridging the gap between agricultural producers and consumers, using interactive displays and presentations. The IQhub is an educational center for agricultural history, innovation and exploration. Operations are funded solely on sponsorships, donations and grants from community and business partners.

The 9,500 square foot facility was completed in June 2014 and was created to educate visitors on how farmers produce food and fiber, while exploring our foods route from farm to fork. The IQhub is filled with educational and interactive exhibits that take guests through the history of agriculture. Children and adults enjoy exploring the 24 interactive museum quality exhibits, while the youngest visitors can investigate the Kids' Korner. This is where; even the smallest children can learn where their food comes from.

Thousands of people have enjoyed the IQhub. In 2019-20 school year, the IQhub had the opportunity to work with over 14,786 people including 5,316 visitors to the IQhub and 9,470 people through outreach programs. There were 105 educational programs, made up of 74 returning groups and 31 new groups.