
Collaboration sprouts innovation.
We communicate the impacts.
MULTISTATE RESEARCH BY THE NUMBERS
$60.3M
available to support Hatch Multistate projects in FY2022.
57
land-grant universities eligible to receive Hatch Multistate funding.
250
active Hatch Multistate research projects in 2022.
2.4K
researchers and educators participating in Hatch Multistate projects in 2022.
100
Impact Statements produced by MRF Impacts to promote these projects.
MULTISTATE PROJECTS HAVE UNIQUE QUALITIES THAT FOSTER IMPACTS
MULTISTATE RESEARCH IMPACTS THE ENVIRONMENT, ECONOMY, AND SOCIETY

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Public research for all.
The Multistate Research Fund is publicly funded and supports priority issues that affect all Americans. The projects are led by land-grant universities. Private entities can join the projects, but do not lead them.
More expertise for bigger issues.
Diverse expertise from multiple states helps projects tackle complex regional and national problems.
Sharing is caring.
Collaborating researchers share tools, facilities, data, and other resources.
Coordination improves efficiency.
Coordination makes research more efficient by reducing duplication and spreading the workload.
Solutions that suit.
Multistate participation allows projects to provide comprehensive solutions and nuanced, targeted solutions for specific areas.
In it for the long-term.
The Multistate Research Fund provides support in five-year, renewable cycles, offering a chance for the long-term projects needed for thorough research and development in agriculture.
WE SHARE THE IMPACTS
The Multistate Research Fund Impacts Program shares the impacts of Hatch Multistate projects via impact statements, social media, and other materials.
We train scientists, Extension educators, project administrators, and others to report their impacts via Impact Writing Workshops, worksheets, tip sheets, videos, and more.