Logan Britton

Britton teaches courses designed to help students apply economic tools to real decisions in agriculture and agribusiness. His teaching includes Decision Tools for Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness (AGEC 115), Contemporary Issues in Global Food and Agricultural Systems (AGEC 315), Agricultural Finance (AGEC 513), Agribusiness Logistics (AGEC 632), and Applied Agribusiness Logistics (AGEC 730) in the Master of Agribusiness program. In these courses, students work with spreadsheets, data, and analytical models to evaluate problems such as investment decisions, inventory management, transportation planning, and supply chain coordination. He also spends significant time working with students outside the classroom. Britton advises undergraduate students in agricultural economics and agribusiness, mentors undergraduate research projects, and serves on graduate committees for Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy, and Master of Agribusiness students. His goal is to help students build practical analytical skills and prepare them for careers in agriculture, agribusiness, and food system management.