Michigan agriculture is one of the most varied and productive industries in the nation. With over 300 crops in commercial production, Michigan ranks 2nd behind only California in diversity. Row crops, specialty crops, dairy, and livestock make agriculture a major economic driver in the state.

The farmers that make up this industry depend on a timely, relevant, and credible source for information every day.

Michigan Ag Today is that source. 

With a growing network of local radio stations across the state and several web and digital channels, Michigan Ag Today has become a source that farmers rely on to stay informed.

With a team of nationally known farm broadcasters, Michigan Ag Today delivers a level of comprehensive information not equaled by any other source in the state. Network programs contain futures prices, analysis, a Michigan farm weather forecast, specialty crop updates, plus on-location coverage of state, national, and international farm news.

How it Began
The Michigan Ag Information Network began in 2015, founded by well-known Michigan farm broadcaster Pat Driscoll. In 2019, Driscoll sold the network to Hoosier Ag Today, an Indiana company with over 17 years of experience in network management and operation, in order to take MAIN to the next level.  In August of 2019, the network name was changed to Michigan Ag Today to better reflect the timely news and market content that was added to the programing. MAT is now the most listened to farm radio network in Michigan and is a member of the National Association of Farm Broadcasting (NAFB).

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