The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo has a big impact on people’s lives, from its scholarship program to offering a head start on career paths. In today’s rodeo spotlight, we’re learning about the life of a former San Antonio Live Stock Show scholarship recipient, Corey Rosenbusch, who’s now the CEO of the Fertilizer Institute in Washington D.C.“For me, growing up, my dad was an (agriculture) teacher in a small town near Fort Worth,” Rosenbusch said. Without a doubt, Rosenbusch said he wouldn’t be where here is now if it weren’t for the San Antonio Live Stock Show scholarship program. “To say that the San Antonio Live Stock Show changed my life would be an understatement because it did more than get me a scholarship. Related articles:Rodeo spotlight: Passion for showing cattle spans generations in the Tusa familyHere’s how you can be part of San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo’s official watch partiesAdTo learn more about the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, and how to donate to help kids with their education, click or tap here.

The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. The rodeo must go on, and in 2021, things will look a little different for the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. Because tickets to watch the rodeo in person are limited, the rodeo has teamed up with Santikos Entertainment in order to provide more access for people to watch all the action-packed fun. This year, Santikos Entertainment is the official 2021 San Antonio Rodeo Watch Party. Each day, from Feb. 12–27, you can get in on the watch party at Santikos Palladium.