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Matt Stockton is a Professor in the Department of Agricultural Economics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, affiliated with the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources and the West Central Research and Extension Center. His work integrates academic research with practical extension programs.
- Education: Ph.D. and M.S. in Agricultural Economics from Texas A&M University (2004, 1987), and B.S. in Agricultural Business/Farm Management from California State University Fresno (1983).
Dr. Stockton's research focuses on Beef Cattle Systems, Cropping Systems, and Farm/Ranch Management, with emphasis on Risk Assessment and Online Decision Support Systems for agricultural stakeholders. He also explores Marketing, Consumer Behavior, and Demand Systems in agribusiness contexts.
His extension work includes publications like Corn Stalk Grazing: A Matter of Economics (2007), which addresses resource optimization in beef cattle and crop systems. Other works examine topics such as heifer breeding, dystocia reduction, and dry distillers grain usage in cattle feeding, though specific publication years are not provided in the available text.
Key professional affiliations include the American Agricultural Economics Association, Western Agricultural Economics Association, and Southern Agricultural Economics Association.
