Louisiana Tech University’s 50th annual University Farm Production Sale once again featured animals for sale, donating the proceeds to benefit the University’s agricultural sciences program.
“It feels good to see these young people coming on,” says Dusty Taylor, the event auctioneer and a LTU alumni. “See, the part that nobody sees at the auction is what would happen before we got here working with these tech these students, and it’s heartwarming to see that there are still people in this country that will work — and they enjoy working, and it’s fun to be around young people with a common goal and that is to make an event be successful.”
Louisiana Tech’s classrooms currently host students from 47 U.S. States and 64 foreign countries.
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