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Needs Assessment of Michigan Beef Industries

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February 12, 2020 - Author: Jeannine Schweihofer and Melissa G.S. McKendree, Michigan State University Extension

The questions asked in the Beef Needs Assessment Survey Distributed across the state of Michigan during March, April, May of 2019 are on the following pages. There were three different tracks respondents could follow while completing the survey – producer, allied industry member, or neither. Each of these paths consisted of different questions that pertained to the respondent’s affiliation.

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Tags: animal agriculture, beef, beef needs assessment survey, msu extension

Authors

Jeannine Schweihofer

Jeannine Schweihofer
grobbelj@msu.edu

Melissa G.S. McKendree

Melissa G.S. McKendree
mckend14@msu.edu

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