Texas Tech University awarded 12 individuals this year with its Presidential Graduate Fellowship. The fellowship recruits and attracts experienced doctoral students from all across the United States and the world.
Pinkerton’s Distillery is original to West Texas and is the first and only distillery in Lubbock to produce rum. When explaining the distillation process, Lucas is proud that his products are 100 percent Texan.
Each new day may bring new tasks and adventures, but for this man, a day in this life […]
The hot and dry growing conditions that often accompany the growing season in Hale County, Texas, can really put farmers in a pickle. However, some farmers in West Texas say the tough growing conditions are no big “dill.” When driving through Hale County, one can expect to see cotton or wheat in the fields, but many would be surprised to see cucumbers growing.
When Lindsay Hamer started her communications internship at the Texas Peanut Producers Board, she thought she had a good understanding of what her day-to-day responsibilities would be: writing press releases, making social media posts, and answering phones. But as she climbed into the 8-foot tall Tex P. Nut mascot uniform, she started to wonder what she had gotten herself into.
“I really wish I could somehow speak loud enough that somebody would hear and make it easier for kids to grow this business.”
The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at Texas Tech University has a reputation for taking care of its students.
With our world’s rapidly increasing population and growing demand for food, innovation in the agricultural industry is more […]
The 2017 WreckShop took place March 6 -7 at the Landscape Architecture Pavilion and the Museum of Texas […]
Established in 2014, the High Plains Chapter of The Wine and Food Foundation is a membership-based, non-profit organization […]
LUBBOCK, TX – Given the deadline to revise a bill in 12 to18 months, cotton farmers and legislators […]
The Texas Tech University Department of Animal and Food Sciences is using its new animal shelter management course […]
In January, the Food and Drug Administration introduced a final rule that regulates the use of veterinary feed […]
New Partnership Program to Benefit Farmers, Environment
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) partnered with the High Plains Underground Water Conservation […]
The United Sorghum Checkoff Program and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Services are teaming up to […]
The 67-year-old Agricultural Education and Communications building is getting a facelift in the spring and summer of 2017. […]
The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at Texas Tech University is preparing to interview and select […]
The 2016-2017 cotton crop year on the High Plains exceeded the expectations of many, including Plains Cotton Cooperative […]
The drone industry is up in the air, but continues to grow rapidly allowing agriculturists like David […]
Wildfires are known for their destructive and reckless behavior on the South Plains. However, Robin Verble, Ph.D., in […]
During his college days, Stetson Corman proudly wore the Texas Tech Rodeo Team’s black vest with the Double […]
Victim to a fashion industry that prioritized quantity over quality, what was once held in such high esteem is now seen as trivial to most consumers. Imitated, an imposter yet a successor: cotton has a copy.