Mohammed Ibrahim

Mohammed Ibrahim, Ph.D., is a Professor of Agricultural Economics and Associate Dean for Academic Programs at the College of Agriculture, Family Sciences and Technology, Fort Valley State University (FVSU). His academic career spans over two decades, with a focus on agricultural economics and policy.

• Doctor of Philosophy: Agricultural Economics – University of Georgia
• Master of Arts: Economics – Clark Atlanta University
• Bachelor of Arts: Economics – International Islamic University, Malaysia

His research interests include Agricultural Marketing, Consumer Demand Analysis, Production Economics and Policy, Economic Development, and Agribusiness Management. He has conducted studies on consumer behavior related to food safety, halal meat consumption, and goat meat market dynamics.

Recent publications highlight trends in

• Food security and risk communication
• Market segmentation for niche agricultural products
• Cultural influences on consumer demand
• Economic modeling of purchasing decisions

Mohammed Ibrahim serves as Program Coordinator for Agricultural Economics at FVSU and maintains an active research agenda in agricultural policy and consumer economics.

He is based in the Stallworth Biotechnology Building, Fort Valley, Georgia.