The Michigan Alliance for Animal Agriculture is a partnership among the state's animal agriculture industries and MSU focused on advancing the Michigan animal agriculture economy.

M-AAA FY2022 Request for Proposals

The M-AAA is requesting proposals for research, extension, and seed grant projects that will enhance Michigan animal agriculture. The M-AAA is a partnership between Michigan animal agriculture and allied industries, the Michigan State University College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, MSU College of Veterinary Medicine, MSU AgBioResearch, MSU Extension and the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development focused on advancement of the Michigan animal agriculture economy.

The M-AAA is proud to partner with the following industry organizations:

  • Michigan Allied Poultry Industries
  • Michigan Cattlemen’s Association
  • Michigan Farm Bureau
  • Michigan Horse Industry
  • Michigan Meat Association
  • Michigan Milk Producers Association
  • Michigan Pork Producers
  • Michigan Sheep Producers Association
  • Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development
  • Michigan Soybean Committee (Associate Member)

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