Science That Drives
America.
Advancing research to build a stronger, healthier, and more resilient nation.
From food security and clean water to economic growth and healthy communities, America's future depends on scientific discovery. agInnovation unites the nation's Land-grant universities to advance the public research that strengthens agriculture, protects natural resources, fuels innovation, and improves lives in every state.
As the national voice of the State Agricultural Experiment Stations, we champion the people, partnerships, and investments that turn research into real-world solutions with lasting impact.
WHO WE ARE
agInnovation is the national voice of the State Agricultural Experiment Stations (SAES), representing the collective strength of research scientists and institutions at Land-grant universities across all 50 states, D.C., and U.S. territories.
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A nationwide system of agricultural research stations
Operated under the auspices of the nation's Land-grant universities
Dedicated to the science that feeds the world
Universities across the nation engage in research, but at least one Land-grant college or university per state is home to a State Agricultural Experiment Station. An Agricultural Experiment Station is a scientific research center that investigates potential improvements to food production and agribusiness.
Experiment Station scientists provide research and discoveries that fuel Cooperative Extension’s hands-on education curriculum and work with farmers, ranchers, suppliers, processors, and others involved in food production and agriculture.
WHERE YOU'LL FIND US
The map of the United States below shows the location of the agricultural experiment stations and the branch stations in each state. Members of the general public can learn more about the public value of main stations or learn more about each station or branch station separately by clicking on the interactive version of the map below.
Main Experiment Station Locations
Experiment Station Branch Locations
Curious to learn more?
Check out the link below for an interactive version of the map. There you will be able to learn about each station and branch location separately.