Block and Bridle Volunteers at Cowboy Capital of the World Pro Rodeo
By: Heather Ruemke Over the Pro Rodeo weekend, a group of 30 students from the Department of Animal Science and Tarleton State Block and Bridle received a special opportunity to …
The Department of Animal Science Hosts Fall Social
By: Heather Ruemke The Department of Animal Science hosted their Fall Social on September 20th. Animal Science has seen tremendous growth over the last few years, which was evident with …
My Tarleton Journey
By: Emmanuel Johnson I have a strong interest for Agriculture and Natural Resources because they are crucial to ensuring both the sustainability of the environment and human well-being. They give …
Their time to shine!
By: Dr. David Frazier The Department of Agricultural Education and Communication is excited to have sixteen student teachers that will be completing their education this fall. The student teacher experience …
Seniors Prepare To Enter The Workforce
By: Dr. Brant Poe After on-campus professional development training, Agricultural Communications, Agriculture Industry & Agencies and Interdisciplinary Agriculture seniors are in the field completing their professional internships. These high impact …
Texan Soil Whisperers Win First in Team Pit at National Competition
The Texan Soil Whisperers returned to Woodward, Oklahoma to compete in the National Collegiate Soil Judging Competition after their victory at the Region IV Collegiate Soil Judging Competition—both hosted by …
The Department of Wildlife and Natural Resources’ Summer Endeavors
During July and August Dr. Adam Mitchell, Assistant Professor of Entomology, partnered with the Fishers Island Conservancy to monitor moths and nocturnal insects on the island as part of their …
Tarleton Meat Science had a summer filled with awards winners, conferences, and workshops
By: Dr. Drew Cassens We had an amazing week at the 2023 AMSA Reciprocal Meat Conference! Connecting with our alumni, meeting new friends, and enhancing our knowledge of Meat Science. …