AFRE Centers

AB0A7923.jpgThe Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics (AFRE) at Michigan State University hosts several specialized centers that connect research, outreach, and educational resources to support local government and finance, public utilities, and economics analysis for a wide range of industries, foundations, governments, and economic sectors. Through these centers, AFRE faculty and staff collaborate to address challenges and foster advancements that benefit Michigan and beyond. To learn more about each center and its focus, click on any of the links provided on the right.

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