Master of Agribusiness
Celebrating 20 years building agribusiness,
one leader at a time. #MABTurns20
K-State’s Master of Agribusiness is an award-winning, distance education graduate degree program that focuses on food, animal health and agribusiness management. Not an MBA in agribusiness, and not an M.S. in Agricultural Economics, but a professional degree program training managers for one of the most rapidly changing industries today.
The MAB program has two start dates and location options:
1. January for the cohort at K-State in Manhattan, KS
2. August for the Animal Health cohort in Olathe, KS
What's Happening:
Join MAB and Kansas Farm Bureau on an interior tour of Alaska in September 2019
Summer 2018 Syllabus Newsletter
Spring 2018 Syllabus Newsletter
The cost of grazing corn stover and winter cover crops by Todd Higgins, MAB Class of 2016, published by Progressive Forage
Inside an Immense Farm Operation in Kansas featuring MAB Class of 2002 Lon Frahm, Wall Street Journal
3 open minutes with Cori Wittman, MAB Class of 2011, published on ProgressiveForage.com
Dr. Allen Featherstone shares with Eric Atkinson on K-State Research and Extension's Agriculture Today about the Leading through Change event.
ICYMI: Careers in Finance Webinar - K-State Master of Agribusiness Alumni Kelley Ayres, Chairman/President/CEO of the First Bank of Minden, and Sarah Lukach, Commercial Credit Analyst at 1st Farm Credit, share about the challenges and opportunities in finance today and how the MAB program equipped them to lead for the future.
