March is agriculture month. We honor and celebrate Michigan’s farmers, the diversity of products grown and processed in our state, and the partnerships that keep our food and agriculture industry thriving.

Michigan has 300+ commodities = 2nd most diverse ag industry state

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2%
of the U.S. population is involved in agriculture

17%
of state’s employment

The average U.S. farm feeds 166 people

Food & ag contributes $104.7 billion to Michigan’s economy

ANR Week

Precision Agriculture

GMOs

Alumni, industry leaders honored during 2020 ANR Week

CELEBRATING
Michigan Agriculture

Agriculture is one of Michigan's leading industries. Michigan farmers produce more than 300 agricultural products, making Michigan the second most agriculturally diverse state in the nation.

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HIGH-TECH TOOLS ENABLE SMARTER SOLUTIONS
What is Precision Farming?

Precision agriculture uses technology to help farmers make decisions. Technology like drones to collect crop data, variable sprayers to regulate water usage and phone apps for real time feedback.

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MSU student uses drone technology to support family farm, MSU soybean research

Michigan State University partners to create limited-edition purple potato chips

Planned gift funds tree fruit research and fellowship program

MSU leads study exploring the viability of using indoor farming to grow leafy greens

News

Events

  • Mar 31

    ANR Awards nomination deadline

    March 31, 2025 – September 30, 2025

    CANR is seeking individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the university, community, state and nation. Nominate a deserving individual today!

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