Tarleton COANR

From meeting amazing faculty and staff to making lifelong friends, it's clear our students absolutely love Tarleton State COANR!💜

Students in ANSC 4302 recently gained hands-on experience with milking techniques, mastering the essential skills for dairy farming! Fun fact: The Southwest Regional Dairy Farm milks 300-400 cows three times a day using a rotary parlor!

It’s National FFA Week! From the classroom to the barn, we’re excited to celebrate the future leaders of agriculture. We’re incredibly fortunate to have faculty with roots deeply embedded in National Blue and Corn Gold! 🌽💙

It's a fin-tastic way to farm! 🐟 🥬 In Aquaponics (WSES 3309), students learn essential skills by catching, filleting, and preparing tilapia, with ingredients harvested straight from the Hydrotron. They gain hands-on experience in sustainable food production through aquaponics.

What an incredible evening of networking! Tarleton State students had the opportunity to engage with employers, explore internships and discuss career paths. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us! Mark your calendars for the Fall Networking Event on September 9th!

Interested in visiting our Tarleton Agriculture Center?🌾 Schedule a tour through the link below! tarletonstate.my.salesforce-sites.com/events/#/searc…

Welcome back Texans! We hope you had a great first day of classes and an even better Purple Thursday! Here’s to a fantastic semester ahead! 💜✏️📚 #backtoschool #purplethursday #tarletoncoanr

Agriculture is electrifying!⚡️Students in the Agricultural Electrical Systems (AGSD 3325) course gained hands-on experience to spark their career paths. To explore more career opportunities at the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, visit tarleton.edu/coanr/.

The Natural Resource Policy concentration in our Wildlife, Sustainability, and Ecosystem Science major equips you with the knowledge and skills to tackle environmental challenges. This interdisciplinary program prepares students to advocate for balanced conservation solutions.

Our face when we see all the hard work our students put in this semester pay off! Congratulations to all the students earning a spot on the Dean’s and President’s List this fall! Your hard work and commitment are truly outstanding. We couldn’t be more proud of you all!

Congratulations to Dr. Ted Ford on more than fifty years of outstanding service at Tarleton State University. Thank you for your contributions, and best wishes in your retirement. To learn more about Dr. Ford's accomplishments, click the link below: lnkd.in/eaXaQ-kB

Good luck on final exams Texans!📝📚

Congratulations Texans, you're almost at the finish line! As the semester wraps up with the last day of classes, remember to keep pushing through finals and finish strong! 💪📚✏️

Happy Thanksgiving Texans!🦃🍂

"I chose Tarleton because I felt called by God. Growing up in agriculture sparked my passion for advocating for this vital industry. Tarleton has prepared me through hands-on learning, networking, and meaningful connections." Kaitlyn Collins Junior Animal Science major

Agricultural Mechanics (AGSD 2306) students recently gained hands-on experience in leather-working, learning skills like stitching and shaping. This semester, the course also covered shop safety, electricity, plumbing, land surveying, and more.

Sometimes, the best way to tackle finals is to take a PAWS! Each semester, the Pre-Veterinary Medical Association partners with the Erath County Humane Society to let students relax with furry friends and recharge before diving back into exam prep.

High school and middle school teachers! Bring agriculture to life for your students with a visit from our COANR Ambassadors. They’re eager to share their passion and insights about Tarleton’s programs and opportunities. Schedule a visit today! tr.ee/s9nLe9UR6T

Congratulations to our College of Agriculture and Natural Resources Outstanding Departmental Undergraduate students! We are incredibly proud of your accomplishments and excited to see all the amazing things you will achieve in the future.

Our Rangeland Ecology and Management program trains future land managers in livestock grazing, prescribed fire, and wildlife science. Graduates become conservation scientists, ranch managers, or ecologists and qualify to become Certified Range Professionals.