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Join the Fort Worth Farm & Ranch Club and the Fort Worth Chamber as we welcome the 2026-2027 class of TCU Ranch Management at their Annual Luncheon on September 29.
For more than 70 years, TCU's Ranch Management Program has prepared the next generation of leaders in agriculture, ranching, land stewardship, and natural resource management. This unique one-year program combines classroom instruction, field experiences, and hands-on learning, producing graduates who are ready to make an immediate impact in the industry.
Many Chamber members own ranches, farms, recreational properties, or agricultural businesses that benefit from a skilled and educated workforce. By connecting with students early in the academic year, members have the opportunity to build meaningful relationships that can lead to internships, mentorships, and future employment opportunities before graduation in May.
Whether you're looking for future talent, interested in the latest trends in ranch and land management, or simply want to support one of Fort Worth's most respected educational programs, this luncheon is an excellent opportunity to get involved.
Come meet this year's class, grow your network, and help strengthen the pipeline of agricultural and ranch management professionals in Texas.
Tuesday, September 29 | Noon
Dee J. Kelly Alumni Center, TCU
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