Jason Johnson

Well-versed in the complexities of agricultural economics, Jason Johnson serves as an Associate Professor and Extension Economist-Management at Texas A&M University-College Station. His academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science and a Doctorate in Agricultural Economics from Texas Tech University, complemented by a Master of Science from Louisiana State University. His expertise lies in the intricate fields of economics, land and water management, and conservation, where he has made significant contributions through both research and practical applications. At the Stephenville Research and Extension Center, part of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, Jason Johnson is dedicated to advancing the understanding and implementation of effective farm and ranch management strategies. His work is particularly focused on risk management and family financial planning, areas that are crucial for the sustainability and success of agricultural enterprises. His research interests also extend to price risk management, a critical component in the volatile agricultural markets. Throughout his career, Jason has been instrumental in securing over $2.8 million in grant funding, which has supported a wide array of research projects aimed at improving agricultural practices and policies. His scholarly output includes numerous publications and presentations that have contributed significantly to the field of agricultural economics. His work not only advances academic knowledge but also provides practical solutions for farmers and ranchers facing the challenges of modern agriculture. Jason's commitment to education is evident in his role at the Agricultural Economics department, where he mentors students and collaborates with colleagues to foster a deeper understanding of economic principles and their application in agriculture. His teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of integrating theoretical knowledge with real-world applications, preparing students to tackle the complex issues facing the agricultural sector today. In addition to his academic and research endeavors, Jason is actively involved in community outreach, working with local farmers and ranchers to implement sustainable practices that enhance productivity while conserving natural resources. His efforts in land and water management have been particularly impactful, promoting conservation techniques that ensure the long-term viability of agricultural lands. Jason Johnson's dedication to the field of agricultural economics and his contributions to education, research, and community service make him a valuable asset to Texas A&M University and the broader agricultural community. His work continues to inspire and drive innovation in the management and conservation of agricultural resources.