California Cattlemen's Association

The Kelly Clarkson Show has an extra special guest tomorrow who happens to be a 6th generation California cattle rancher, Coach Kiah! Set your TV to record NBC tomorrow (Tuesday, 3/30) or watch live to support Kiah and her health journey! Find your local listing time for the show here: https://fal.cn/3elZn. To learn more about her journey and how beef has been a part of it from the start read an article from Kiah in the February issue of the California Cattleman magazine here: https://fal.cn/3elZo

Watch CCA Past President on RFD-TV. He talked w/ Christina Loren about the California Cattle Council’s efforts for change to mitigate California’s wildfire crisis.

23 great auction items are up for bid NOW! The Humboldt Del Norte Cattlemen's Association's Annual Spring Dinner and Dance is known for having an awesome auction each spring. While that event isn't happening this year, the auction is still taking place virtually today through Sunday, March 28 at 7PM. Plumas-Sierra-Butte Cattlemen, Contra Costa Alameda County Cattlemen's Association (CCACCA), Kern County Cattlemen's Association, Modoc County Cattlemen's Association, San L...uis Obispo County Cattlemen's Association, Santa Barbara County Cattlemens Association, Santa Clara County Cattlemen's Association, Shasta County Cattlemen's Association, Siskiyou County Cattlemen, TCA Tahoe Cattlemen's Association, Tehama County Cattlemens Association, Tulare County Cattlemen, Ventura County Cattlemen's Association, Yolo County Cattlemen's and Woolgrower's Association, check it out! See more

California cattle ranchers congratulate Assemblymember Rob Bonta on being named California's first Filipino Attorney General. As a tireless advocate for justice for all Californians, we look forward to working with AG Bonta.

Today we are missing hosting our Steak & Eggs Legislative Breakfast (not just because it usually rains that day and rain would be nice ). We hope to be back passing out cowboy hats and in the halls of California's Capitol soon! In the meantime, if you've ever attended tag us in your photos!

We're biased to the ones in cowboy hats and boots but want to wish everyone a happy National Agriculture Day! #ResilientRanchers

Last week a meeting was held on the idea of forming a fire safe council for ranchers in California. CCA First Vice President Tony Toso participated in the meeting and shared some of CCA's prescribed fire priorities. Read about those priorities in this Western Livestock Journal article.

V O T E #ElectionDay2020

All the Fall Feels Flip through the November issue now at calcattlemen.org. #ResilientRanchers

Join us for a free virtual workshop covering post-fire relief and recovery programs from FSA, the NRCS, FEMA and the Small Business Administration. This event is free and open to all, but registration is required! Register and get all the details at https://calcattlemen.org/event/firerelief/.

One week left to vote #NoOnProp15! CCA President Mark Lacey explains the threats of the measure here: http://sjvsun.com//fewer-choices-higher-prices-are-heade/

The race to defeat #Prop15 remains close! According to the director of the Berkeley IGS Poll, voters are deciding late on some measures including Prop 15. This week, be sure to keep sharing with friends, family, neighbors, etc. why to vote #NoOnProp15. Read more about the tight race and the results of the latest Berkeley IGS poll here: https://www.latimes.com//berkeley-poll-california-prop-22-

Californians remain closely divided on Proposition 15 as its proponents and opponents make their closing arguments to voters over the next few weeks, said Mark Baldassare, Public Policy Institute of California president and CEO. As the election is now just days away, the race on Prop 15 remains close. CCA urges you to continue sharing about the threats Californians could face if Prop 15 passes and most importantly to get out and vote! See the latest PPIC polling numbers at DefeatProp15.com.

Who pays for Prop 15? You do as a consumer. #NoOnProp15

There are storm clouds on the horizon for livestock producers who utilize the Risk Management Agency’s (RMA) Pasture, Rangeland and Forage insurance program (PRF), according to CCA’s partners at AgRisk Advisors. Harmful adjustments to PRF are likely to be implemented unless RMA is flooded with comments from impacted producers. The good news is submitting comments is easily done at www.PRFadvisors.com/savePRF. Visit the site today to learn more, provide your input and help save PRF!

"As a rancher, I urge California voters to reject Prop 15 in November," CCA President Mark Lacey says. #NoOnProp15

People are still fighting to save their ranches, Kirk Wilbur, CCA Vice President of Government Affairs said. This is the most catastrophic year we’ve ever experienced, especially for those who rely on the forest for their livelihood.

All Californians will pay more under Prop 15. Family farmers are one of many industries that will pay higher property taxes which means higher grocery costs for families according to San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer

If Prop 15 passes, property taxes will increase on agricultural buildings and improvements, and nearly everything needed to move food from farm to fork. Learn more about why to vote #NoOnProp15 at DefeatProp15.com.