SWEA CITY, Iowa (KTIV) - As students head back to school across Iowa, thousands are doing so with more than just books on their minds.

For some families, in rural districts, food insecurity remains a daily challenge. Especially on weekends when school meals aren’t available. But, one young entrepreneur is stepping up, one snack at a time.

Not many entrepreneurs can say they have four years of business experience by the age of 20. But for Kadin Walter, what started as a high school project is now giving back to the school he once called home.

“The business started as my FFA SAE project back when I was about 16 years old,” said Walter.

From its humble beginnings on the family farm, the operation has grown beyond expectations.

“What transitioned from 40 sows on the home farm has grown in

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