Marketing Materials and Templates

These self-service templates are provided to assist Texas A&M AgriLife employees create brochures, flyers and reports that are consistent with AgriLife branding. These are meant to be used a starting point, to be modified as needed based on content.

Many of these templates utilize a web-based program called Canva. You may need to create an account to get started—don’t worry, they’re free! For tutorials and trainings, subscribe to Canva’s “Design with Canva” playlist on YouTube. We look forward to providing you with AgriLife-specific trainings for Canva soon.

Before you start, be sure to review AgriLife’s brand guidelines and download our AgriLife font package for best viewing / displaying / printing results.

Getting acquainted with AgriLife Branding

Logos & Colors – Branding AgriLife Extension

AgriLife Photoshelter Repository

Healthy South Texas Library

Program “Logos”

In an effort to create a uniform brand identity across the diversity of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension programs, we are moving away from historical program “logos” and are moving towards a simplified brand “lockup.” See below for an example of two treatments- a vertical stack and a horizontally oriented version of the Ranch Management University program. This treatment is intended to better communicate the relationship between our programs and AgriLife Extension.

“Stacked” Lockups

Horizontal Lockups

Need Your Own Lockup?

Starting a new program and need to have a new lockup developed in order to start promoting your activities?

Request a Program Lockup

AgriLife Extension Lockup Request

Name(Required)

First Last

Email(Required)

Program Name(Required)

Additional Affiliations(Required)

Example: The Passenger Safety program is part of a larger "Kidsafe Initiative." That relationship is made evident in the text hierarchy.

Website (if Applicable)

Date

MM slash DD slash YYYY

I understand the expectations for usage of this lockup.(Required)

I agree to use this lockup in lieu of any existing or historic logo in all future promotional materials and efforts.

Operational and Reporting Templates

In Depth Summary (full documentation)

Regional Impact Report (download Microsoft Word.doc)

Program Briefs

This is a growing collection of brief templates. Stay tuned for more being added this summer!

Cooking Well Exploring Cultures

Cooking Well for a

Healthy Blood Pressure

Cooking Well with Diabetess

Cooking Well with Friends

Dinner Tonight

Learn, Grow, Eat & Go

Maintain No Gain

Step Up Scale Down

Walk Across Texas

Email & Electronic Newsletters Headers

Events

Social Media

Social Media – County “About” Page language:

The Texas A&MAgriLife Extension Service improves Texans’ lives by delivering innovative science-based solutions and education at the intersection of health, agriculture and environment in communities across the state.

• Supporting Production Agriculture: Leveraging the Texas A&M System, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service strengthens agriculture producers’ efforts to maintain economic and environmental sustainability by responding to the dynamic needs of consumers.

• Empowering Youth: The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is empowering the next generation of leaders in Texas through its programs like 4-H, the state’s largest youth development program.

• Improving Texans’ Health, Nutrition and Safety: The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service delivers education and intervention to improve Texans’ health, nutrition and safety.

• Protecting Natural Resources: The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service promotes water quality, water-use efficiency, sustainable wildlife and fisheries practices, effective ecosystem and parks management, responsible tourism and open-space planning to improve habitats.

In-Depth County Reports