TEXAS LAND EDUCATION
RANCH UNIVERSITY · EST. 2026
Own the land. Learn to run it.
Online courses, a working membership, and a community of Texas landowners — taught from a working ranch in Burleson County, Texas, not a studio.
FOUNDING MEMBERSHIP · COURSE OPENS NOVEMBER9
$899 as a founding member. $999 after launch.
Join now for community access today and the full course on November 9 — $100 off the launch price.
Texas-specific land education you can put to work the same week.
Ranch University teaches the decisions that come with land — ag exemptions, livestock selection, forage, fencing, water — in plain instruction built for the way Texans actually work.
One membership carries the course library, monthly expert-led lessons, and a private community of people doing the same work.
READING THE FORAGE · SPRING
THE RANCH U PHILOSOPHY
"Land worth keeping deserves knowing how to keep it. Every lesson comes off ground we manage ourselves."
Ag exemptions
Texas ag valuation step by step, so the land pays its way.
Livestock
Selection, herd care, and the systems that keep animals healthy.
Land systems
Fencing, forage, and infrastructure that hold up to Texas weather.
Water
Wells, tanks, and distribution — planned before the dry months.
Soil & forage
Reading the grass, grazing rotation, and pasture recovery.
Ranch business
Records, costs, and decisions that keep the operation solvent.
Built by Elizabeth & Jeff on their Burleson County ranch · Hosted by Texas auctioneer Bret Richards · Taught with working Texas experts
The Bootcamp
Video lessons and downloadable resources, module by module — exemptions and land systems first.
The Membership
New expert-led, Texas-specific lessons every month, expanding into livestock, soil, and water.
The Community
A private room of Texas landowners — groups by interest, events, and member meetups.
$899 one-time · Course opens November 9
Become a Founding MemberNew landowners. You bought the acreage. Now the decisions start — exemptions, fencing, forage, water.
Aspiring ranchers. Building toward a herd and the systems that keep it healthy.
Ag exemption seekers. Chasing the valuation that lets the land pay its way.
Join, start the course, learn at your own pace, and bring your questions to the community. New lessons arrive monthly; groups and events keep the work moving.
