Why AFRE?
In AFRE, we practice management and economics that improve lives. We address societal policy questions and solve practical problems for producers, consumers, and the environment. Our undergraduate and graduate programs prepare the next generation of economists and managers to meet the needs of the food, agricultural, and natural resource system in Michigan and around the world. One of the leading departments in the United States, AFRE counts over 75 faculty, 80 graduate students and 750 undergraduate students.
News
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AFRE Graduate Student Receives National Recognition for Teaching Excellence
Published on August 4, 2021
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Meet AFRE's 2022 Job Market Candidates
Published on August 2, 2021
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Tom Reardon Named University Distinguished Professor
Published on July 27, 2021
AFRE In the News
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China’s Putting Pigs in 13-Story ‘Hog Hotels’ to Keep Germs Out
Published on August 1, 2021 by Bloomberg News
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The World Health Organization appoints an MSU professor to study foodborne disease
Published on June 21, 2021 by WLNS
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Herbicide resistant weeds threaten conservation agriculture
Published on June 16, 2021 by Kellogg Biological Station
AFRE Voices Blog
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Will the Supreme Court say farewell to California Farm Animal Welfare rules?
Published on March 16, 2021
Originally published by the Michigan Farm Bureau in Michigan Farm News -
Understanding Consumer Preferences for Gene-Edited Food
Published on March 15, 2021
Through her doctoral research, AFRE graduate student Valerie Kilders explores how consumers perceive and value different gene-edited food products in different settings.
Video
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Strengthening the Tart Cherry Industry Through Extension Research
Published on October 26, 2020
A quick look at how a new generation of AFRE extension researchers is continuing the department's legacy of working with Michigan's tart cherry industry.