Douglas B. Jackson‐Smith

Douglas B. Jackson-Smith studies the social, economic, and policy dimensions of agriculture and water management, including how farmers and communities make decisions about land, water, and livestock health practices. His work often involves surveys and participatory research methods to understand stakeholder perspectives on issues like nutrient pollution, organic dairy farming, water use, and rural land development. Much of his research connects social science approaches with environmental and agricultural policy questions in the United States.

Publication output has been fairly steady over the past decade at roughly 6-9 papers per year, though it appears to have slowed somewhat in the most recent years.

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