Senior Management Staff

Daughtery is a graduate of Baylor University with a bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, as well as Risk Management and Insurance. He is a licensed CPA and holds a CPCU designation.

Daughtery is a member of the Central Texas Chapter of the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants and the Central Texas CPCU Society.

He is married to Mallory and has two children.

Weems began his professional career as a county AgriLife Extension agent in Falls County focusing on 4-H Youth Development. He continued his 14-year Extension career serving Hamilton, Comanche and Erath counties as an Agricultural and Natural Resources agent.

During this time, he was responsible for the development of educational programming and coordinated numerous volunteers. Weems also conducted applied research and result demonstrations on surface water quality, soil fertility, small grains, feral hogs and more.

He later went on to serve as an assistant professor in the Agricultural and Consumer Sciences department at Tarleton State University. There, he was responsible for demonstrating a record of ongoing research, scholarship and creative activity in the areas of extension and industry methods, volunteer management, adult educational programs/personnel development and ethical/environmental research. He advised undergraduate students, served on graduate student committees and was the advisor to the Collegiate 4-H program and Texans for Christ student organizations.

Weems served as an active member of the Texas County Agricultural Agents Association, as a director on the Tri County Agribusiness Association and director and agricultural chairman for the Stephenville Chamber of Commerce. He was also active on Texas Farm Bureau’s Young Farmer & Rancher Advisory Committee and served on the boards of Hamilton, Comanche and Earth County Farm Bureaus. Weems is also a graduate of Texas Farm Bureau AgLead XII.

Weems received his bachelor of science in Agricultural Services and Development and his master of science in Agricultural Education from Tarleton State University. He attended Texas A&M University and Texas Tech University where he pursued his doctorate of education in Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communication.

Weems and his wife, Mandy, have three daughters.