Back in the Scarlet and Black
Imagine the guy across the room who has a constant smile on his face and can talk to anyone. He remembers everyone… Keep Reading
Selling the Best
"I've never wanted to do anything else."… Keep Reading
Pipeline to Success
Today in the agricultural industry there is a growing importance for qualified individuals who understand the industry and all its moving parts.… Keep Reading
Conservation of Land & Heritage
Tom, Dan, and Ben Griffin graduated from Texas Tech University like their father, and are the fifth generation to manage a portion… Keep Reading
Mary Lou: 45 Years at Texas Tech
In the Department of Agricultural Education and Communications at Texas Tech University, the students are many. Some have followed in their parents’… Keep Reading
Building More Than A Schedule
Freshmen attending orientation at Texas Tech University are separated according to college for advising. Students from various colleges walk into the advising… Keep Reading
Sculpting Success
Every great work of art is the product of a unique process. The famous Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci is made… Keep Reading
Life After the Mask
As a young girl growing up in Garland, Texas, it may have been hard for Christi Chadwell to imagine that her life… Keep Reading
Agriculturist Editors: Where are they now?
Before taking the agricultural publications course, Murph worked in the CASNR Development and Alumni Relations office as a student assistant, where she… Keep Reading
Underground Livestock: Reaching New Depths in Soil Health
Just north of Petersburg, in the High Plains of West Texas, lies what seems to be dry, unmanaged fields. The surface is… Keep Reading
Back To His Roots
Returning to the farm meant living out a life-long dream for Jeremy Brown. Yet, it was risky. He had a dependable desk… Keep Reading
Time Flies When You’re Having Rum
Pinkerton’s Distillery is original to West Texas and is the first and only distillery in Lubbock to produce rum. When explaining the… Keep Reading
Stetson’s New Hat
During his college days, Stetson Corman proudly wore the Texas Tech Rodeo Team’s black vest with the Double T embellished on his… Keep Reading
For The Love of Farming
After graduating from Texas Tech in 2009, Braden Gruhlkey had to make a tough choice: would he be an ag teacher, or… Keep Reading
AEC Alumnus Receives Distinguished Alumni Award
The 37th Annual Distinguished Alumni and Outstanding Young Alumni Awards Reception and Dinner were held for the College of Agricultural Sciences and… Keep Reading
Texas Alliance for Water Conservation Reaches out to Farmers
The Texas Alliance for Water Conservation is working to help farmers utilize technology to conserve underground water. The TAWC project was made… Keep Reading
Dairy Barn With Charm
Texas Tech University and the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources have finalized plans to renovate the historic Dairy Barn. Steven… Keep Reading
Farm Bill Frenzy
As preparation for the 2018 Farm Bill begins, state and national farm groups are ramping up their advocacy efforts. For the Corn… Keep Reading
Eat, Drink, and Give Back
The High Plains Wine and Food Foundation of Texas held the annual Cork and Pork event on March 30 at McPherson Cellars.… Keep Reading
Back to the Ranch
Taking the reins as the new executive director of the National Ranching Heritage Center has brought Jim Bret Campbell's career full circle.… Keep Reading
Feeding Cattle and a Hungry World
“We pulled ourselves up out of the ashes of the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl, and we built the most efficient,… Keep Reading
The Canyons Called Them Home
Spurs scraping against the porch steps, Cooper swipes off his hat and shuffles his way inside his simple ranch home. Kissing Holly… Keep Reading