Across the vast stretches of West Texas, small rural towns stand as testaments to resilience. At the heart of these communities, Texas Tech University cultivates a spirit of service that extends far beyond the classroom. Its graduates gain an education that prepares them to lead, innovate and give back to the places that raised them.
These Texas Tech alumni are not just returning home; they are helping to transform the future of rural Texas.
“Use the community, whether it’s your peers, professors, or people in town,” Coffelt said. “You get to know people, and all of a sudden, things fall in your lap.”
The culture built through producers working to meet the specifications of the brand to provide consumers with performing product is the cornerstone of CAB. All parts work together through every single stage of the cycle to ensure that what is being created internally is being presented externally.
What started out as custom feeding 10 to 12 cattle each year for themselves, family, and friends has turned into the family’s farm-to-table beef business, The Meat Hoss.
“We do what we can to enhance all their life initiatives,” said Trevor. “We feel like it’s our civic duty to do that. We just want to help fill the needs so the community prospers.”
What makes the perfect cup of coffee?
In April 2018, Kerry Mayfield founded Tierras Planas Roasters and transitioned into a full-time coffee roasting career and begin learning how to make the perfect cup.
