ACT gets a new look
By: Taite Read Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) started fresh this semester with new officers. ACT is a national organization for college students who want to pursue a future communicating …
USDA Funding
Written by Dr. Ashley C. Lovell The key to the competitiveness of small and medium-sized operations heavily depends on the choice of optimal production system decisions – choices of livestock, …
Texans Intern at State Fair
Written by Dr. Brant Poe Tarleton State University’s College of Agriculture & Natural Resources provided high impact learning experiences to students via internships at the State Fair of Texas. Interns …
Texan Soil Whisperers Qualify for National Competition
By Courtney Thom Tarleton State University’s Soil Judging Team competed in Woodward, OK the week of October 16 through 21 at the Region IV Collegiate Soil Judging Competition. Region IV …
Equine Class to Sell Yearlings in Oklahoma City
Written By Josie Fladager The Equine Sales Preparation and Marketing class will travel to the Oklahoma Fair State Park in Oklahoma City to take three yearlings to the 43rd Triangle …
What a special TREAT horse riding is
Tarleton State University offers many hands-on experiences to students seeking outdoor classroom learning. One of those opportunities being Tarleton’s Equine Assisted Therapeutic riding program (TREAT.) TREAT partners with local community …