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There’s only one way to effectively safeguard the future of animal agriculture—together. Join us to connect, engage and protect animal agriculture.
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Empower Change, One Donation at a Time

There’s only way to effectively safeguard the future of animal agriculture – together. Thanks to the support of our members, sponsors, and donors, our small but mighty team continues to make impressive strides moving the needle in our mission of safeguarding the future of animal agriculture and its value to society.

The Alliance team is ready to take our efforts to new heights – but we need your help. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us closer to our goal.

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What's at stake for animal ag?

As we all experience the lasting effects from the pandemic and supply chain disruptions continue, extreme animal rights groups are all too eager to take advantage of a difficult situation. One group recently protested outside of a processing plant and brazenly stated that their goal was to “cause supply chain disruptions.” They are misleading consumers about how livestock and poultry are raised and trying to disrupt supply chains even more all in an attempt to further their agenda and take away the animal agriculture community’s ability to provide safe, nutritious food to families and consumers’ ability to choose what they put on their plates. 

At the Animal Agriculture Alliance, our goal is to safeguard the future of animal agriculture and its value to society by bridging the gap between the farm and food communities and there’s only one way we can do this – together.  

How you can join us today...

Become a Member!

Alliance members have access to farm and facility security information, crisis management resources, alerts, special reports and more.

Membership levels & benefits

Become a Sponsor!

Support animal ag, receive prominent recognition and enjoy sponsor perks by sponsoring the Alliance’s annual Stakeholders Summit, Animal Ag Allies, College Aggies Online or other special projects.

Sponsorship opportunities

Become an Animal Ag Ally!

Animal Ag Allies empowers farmers, ranchers and practicing veterinarians to be outspoken advocates for agriculture online and within their communities.

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Joel Brandenberger
National Turkey Federation (retired)

The Animal Agriculture Alliance knows more than any other organization about the threats facing the entire meat and poultry sector, and is doing a phenomenal job of speaking up for the entire industry and setting the record straight.

Adam Proctor
Nutrien

I support Animal Ag Alliance because I believe information about animal agriculture should be factual and based on science. The Animal Ag Alliance helps American farmers in the fight against misinformation that drives agendas based on false narratives.

Sarah Novak
American Feed Industry Association

The American Feed Industry Association has been a partner of the Animal Agriculture Alliance since 1987. The work that the Alliance team does to engage influencers, the media and the overall food community is second to none. We rely on the Alliance to connect all of animal agriculture, engage key influencers and protect farmers’ and ranchers’ abilities to continue providing nutritious options for my family and yours.

Rafael Rivera
U.S. Poultry & Egg Association

The Animal Ag Alliance is the unifying voice that protects our mission of feeding nutritious food to the world, while providing the best care available to our animals and our people. USPOULTRY is a proud supporter and partner and its team has been instrumental in telling our story to our partners, universities, our customers, and the community at-large.

Dallas Hockman
National Pork Producers Council (retired)

NPPC values our strong partnership with the Animal Agriculture Alliance as the Alliance provides invaluable educational opportunities, detailed membership correspondence and updates on activist activities that have the potential to harm our industry. Together, NPPC and the Alliance are better able to protect the livelihoods of America’s more than 60,000 pork producers.