Our education resources are designed to build understanding, spark curiosity, and connect classrooms with real-world agriculture.
GRADES K-5
The "steaks" are high for farmers and ranchers who know the importance of caring for animals and the environment in the beef production process. Become a master meal builder and grocery store expert. In this fun game you'll beef up your nutrition knowledge.
GRADES 3-5
Students will learn about rangelands by participating in a hands-on activity of growing their own grass to represent a beef or sheep ranch.
GRADES 3-5
Students will explain the importance of the beef cattle industry, including the products cattle produce, the production process from farm to plate, and how cattle can utilize and obtain energy from grass and other forage.
GRADES 6-8
In this lesson, students will learn how to read a meat label to determine what type and where on the animal the meat is coming from. Students will learn about the primal cuts of beef and if they are locomotion or suspension muscles.
GRADES 6-8
Students will learn about rangelands by participating in a hands-on activity to grow their own grass to represent a beef or sheep ranch.
GRADES 6-12
The Texas Beef Council's Raw Truth About Beef interactive learning platform allows high school students to get a behind-the-scenes look at the beef industry and explore the beef production process from pasture to plate.
GRADES 9-12
These lessons provide the pasture to plate context for a variety of culinary techniques.
GRADES 9-12
Students will compare the components of beef and plant-based burgers through the production, ingredients and nutritional differences.
Two-page fact sheet comparing different production practices and the impact on nutrition quality.
Protein from beef has a variety of benefits as a low-calorie source of protein as compared to other sources.
Beef cut posters are the most effective tools to learning more about the various cuts of beef, where they come from on the carcass and the recommended cooking method for each cut.
Find cutting guides for different retail cuts to supplement classroom learning.
Find videos on breadking down primals, subprimals, and retail cuts to supplement classroom learning.
Yield documents are meant to provide general guidelines for approximate yields when fabricating newer, more innovative beef cuts from traditional subprimals like those from the Chuck primal.