Welcome to Crockett County
Crockett County, Texas, located in the heart of West Texas, is known for its rich history, open landscapes, and strong agricultural roots. With a population of around 3,900, the county’s economy is primarily supported by agriculture, ranching, and natural resources. The county offers a diverse mix of ranching, farming, and small-town businesses, contributing to its unique charm.
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension office in Crockett County provides education and resources to support the community. Staffed with knowledgeable agents, the office offers research-based information in agriculture, natural resource management, community development, and youth programming. It focuses on ensuring all residents, regardless of background, have access to valuable resources.
Agricultural programs in Crockett County include livestock management, crop production, range management, and sustainable farming practices. The Extension also offers programs in home economics, financial literacy, and health and wellness to help families succeed.
Crockett County 4-H is a key youth development program that teaches leadership, responsibility, and life skills through livestock projects, nutrition programs, and outdoor education. Youth also gain experience in public speaking and competitive events that foster personal and academic growth.
The mission of the Extension office is to provide quality, research-based education and support, ensuring that the residents of Crockett County have the tools they need to thrive in agriculture, business, and daily life, while embracing opportunities for growth and development.
