Unveiling the Realistic Life of a Purple Poo
By: Tessa Sharp In the growing town of Stephenville, where dreams intertwine with the rhythm of everyday life. Paul Casey, an outgoing character who majored in agricultural services and development, …
Raising The Steaks
By: Alison Chaney Dill pickle beef jerky: one of many products that come from the Tarleton State University Meats Lab. The meats lab is a state-inspected meat processing facility located …
The Tarleton Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society takes on The Texas Section Society of Range Management Conference
By: Hannah Atkinson & Chloe Delahoussaye On October 18th, 2023, 10 students and 2 faculty members traveled to Bastrop, Texas to attend The Texas Section Society of Range Management Conference. …
A Man With Many Hats, A Program With Many Opportunities
By: Heather Hough Agriculture science teacher, veterinarian, art teacher: all are hats that Nic Hurbough, Iredell ISD’s new agriculture science teacher, wears. Having graduated from Tarleton State University in the …
Frazier Does it Again! Another Successful National FFA Officer Candidate Training
By: Breanna Beckendorf For the last 15 years David Frazier, Professor of Agricultural Education has put on a National FFA officer candidate training where he invites that year’s national officer …
Alumni Across the Seas
By: Bella Becerra Tarleton alumni, Darcy Matson, is doing big things across the seas. Matson graduated from Tarleton last year with an animal science degree focused on production. Since graduation, …
Tarleton Agriculture Takes on The United Kingdom
By Emma Faulkenberry During the summer of 2024, the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources is heading to the United Kingdom for the first time. The United Kingdom has a …
How Podcasting Is Educating and Advocating for Agriculture
By: Charlize Bloem Podcasting has become popular in recent years as a media outlet with the power to share conversations, debates, entertainment, and information over any topic on an audio …