Made possible by a generous gift from the 1687 Foundation, Ag Comm Camp participants can enter an oasis of creativity, stepping into the Promised Land of writing and photography.
Texas Tech Quail is in the midst of a 5-year research project at the Pitchfork Ranch, where students and faculty are getting hands-on experience in population management.
In an urbanized community, the Agri-STEM Center is a testament to the Lubbock Independent School District mission statement: “Every child, every day.” This agricultural facility provides opportunities for students to connect with each other, agriculture and industry professionals one project at a time.
Dan Taylor readin the words of gratitude and appreciation that he has saved from years past.
Of the 417 student-athletes in Texas Tech Athletics, 13 are pursuing a degree in the Davis College of […]
Agriculture and entrepreneurship share a common thread. Both fields rely on innovation, adaptability and risk-taking to thrive in […]
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Myths and misconceptions about agricultural practices have become one of the industry’s greatest challenges as it works to shape public opinion and policy decisions. However, experts at the Davis College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources are debunking these myths through research and outreach in hopes of fostering informed conversations with the public.
E3 Farms’ success over the last eight years has its roots in Carter’s strategic farming practices that are nurtured through principles of science, innovation, and curiosity – traits necessary for crops to thrive in West Texas.
Lubbock is the epicenter for food, fiber and fuel, Lubbock Economic Development Alliance said. Yet, with agricultural production still accounting for much of Lubbock’s economy, how will the city balance its urban expansion with its farming community?
The companion animal program in Texas Tech University’s Department of Animal and Food Science uses applied research and […]
Drew DeBerry, co-founder of Axis Strategies, discovered a passion for agriculture and policy at Texas Tech University. His internship in the Davis College Congressional Internship Program paved the way for a successful career in public policy.
Pressures to implement sustainable agricultural practices are ongoing due to water scarcity concerns, land availability and environmental impact. […]
“I wake up every morning pinching myself in disbelief that I’m actually here.” What started as quiet beginnings […]
At the Agri-STEM Complex, non-traditional agricultural students are finding a new passion for the food and fiber system. […]
The Matador Institute of Leadership Engagement turns philanthropic support into high-impact learning experiences for Davis College students. Funded […]
Clay Cash blends the rugged landscape of farming and ranching with the adrenaline-fueled world of athletics. From his roots in Salt Lake City, Utah, to his pivotal role on the Texas Tech University System Board of Regents, Cash’s story is a testament to the enduring connection between agriculture and athleticism.
Jennifer Ritz, owner of Toddi Vodka, can sum up what it was like starting a business amid a […]
For young adults, the freshman year of college tends to be a year full of new experiences. For […]
Eight years ago, the Wolfforth Farmers Market was nonexistent, and few farmers were growing or selling produce to […]
Water conservation in the Great Plains region remains a significant priority for agricultural producers. One organization, the Natural […]
Researchers at Texas Tech University are partnering with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the Department of […]
“Whenever farmers are less than one percent of the population, we’ve got to have good people in support places to protect our interests,” said David Gibson, Executive Director of Texas Corn Producers since 1999.