Montana State University (MSU) beckons the public and those involved in agriculture to its annual field days, an open door to experience the College of Agriculture and Montana Agricultural Experiment Stations (MAES) first hand.

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These days offer more than just tours and research insights. They bring together diverse voices—community members, producers, legislators, and agribusiness reps—to engage with MSU scientists and Extension agents.

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Attendees witness cutting-edge facilities and meet passionate researchers, gaining firsthand knowledge about ongoing projects and breakthroughs. It's a collaborative platform where academia and the agricultural community converge, fostering dialogue, sharing insights, and driving progress together.

These events reflect MSU's commitment to community engagement, showcasing the fusion of knowledge and innovation shaping Montana's agricultural landscape. Join MSU's field days and immerse yourself in the future of agriculture.

The Mission of MAES

As a land grant institution, Montana State University provides education, research, and extension/outreach programs focused to meet the changing needs of Montana. The College of Agriculture and the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station generate and disseminate superior knowledge and technological solutions to increase the competitiveness of communities capturing value from Montana's agricultural and natural resources, preserve environmental quality, and improve the quality of life for all our citizens.