Since 1914, PVAMU Extension has turned unbiased research into direct, on-the-ground change — building resilient families, sustainable farms, and youth leaders.
A partnership of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the land-grant universities, PVAMU Extension responds to the needs of underserved Texans — empowering families, promoting agriculture, strengthening communities, and developing youth leaders. Funded by our federal partner, the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA).
Support for producers, landowners, and stewards of the land.
Building life skills and leadership in young Texans.
Nutrition, wellness, and healthy-living programs for all ages.
Helping communities build stronger local economies.
Offered in six counties, this collaboration across five PVAMU colleges addresses health disparities and food insecurity — promoting health, wellness, and nutrition for limited-resource communities in the Greater Houston area, and encouraging lasting, healthy lifestyle change.
Executive Associate Director, PVAMU Extension
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