Whatcom County Cattlemen's Association

It is very difficult to describe the history of the “Ameraucana” breed to everyone’s satisfaction. Some would say that it is “America’s NEWEST breed”, emphasizing its most recent developments; but that description overlooks and would deny the long history of the bearded muffed tailed blue egg layers that existed long before adoption of the ABA and APA Standards for “Ameraucana”, Read more...

Member Services: •Assistance with FLC License Renewals •Legislative and regulatory advocacy for FLCs; •Annual conferences for FLCs and other agricultural employers; •Updates on regulations, legal rulings, and legislation affecting FLCs; •Bilingual training programs for supervisors •Sample policies and programs to improve compliance; •Website featuring updates, library of resources, calendar of events, membership directory and listings of products and services. •Membership Read more...

The Tippecanoe Cattlemen’s Association promotes beef and raises public awareness of the beef industry. Read more...

We are a grassroots organization, by the cattle producer, for the cattle producer. The United States Cattlemen’s Association provides a full-time presence in Washington, D.C. in order to give ranchers from across the country a voice in all legislative matters related to the beef industry. PAGE RULES: We welcome comments that are reasonable, rational, and respectful. If your comments do Read more...

Polk county cattlemen’s is an affiliate of Missouri Cattlemen’s association. Promoting beef and the beef industry. Read more...