Growing up on our family farm, I never once thought I’d do anything else but farm. Every
chance I got, I was out riding the tractor with my dad, checking on crops or feeding cows. In 1997, I rented 300 acres to farm, and I’ve added land every year since to make up the 2,300 acres I farm today. What I most like about farming is how challenging it can be. Every day there is something new to overcome or some life lesson to learn. I always enjoy watching the crops as they grow, and it’s very rewarding to see that the hard work and long days have paid off. I am very blessed to have a job that I love so much, and when my wife brings our two kids to ride the tractor with me and I see the smiles on their faces, it reminds me of the days when I was a kid myself riding with my dad.
**Jason and his wife Kelly live in Chickasaw County and farm Corn, Soybeans and have some beef cattle. Jason is serving as the Chairman for the Mississippi Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Committee.

