Join Us on August 13 at 7pm

for the NFWHS Meeting!

Our guest speaker will be

Frank Sharp, Ph.D.

Lead Educator/Historian,The Official State of Texas Longhorn Herd

Dr. Frank Sharp is a historian, educator, rancher, and nationally recognized authority on the history, preservation, and genetics of the historically correct Texas Longhorn. With more than four decades of experience spanning higher education, bilingual education, historical research, and livestock conservation, he has devoted his career to preserving one of Texas's most iconic cultural and agricultural symbols.

His professional career combines academic scholarship with practical ranching experience. As Lead Educator and Historian for the Official State of Texas Longhorn Herd at Fort Griffin State Historic Site, he interprets the history of Texas Longhorn cattle while helping preserve one of the state's most significant living historical resources.

“Sadly, the historic Longhorn is being bred out of existence. Today these cattle are on the critically endangered list. Through educational programs, the Official State of Texas Longhorn Herd staff strives to impact saving these iconic animals,” Frank Sharp, Ph.D.

Parking is free on the west side of the Livestock Exchange Building.

Meetings are held inside the Livestock Exchange Building.

For more information call Teresa at 817-625-5082.