Shasta County Cattlemen's Association
P.O. Box 49240 Redding, California 96049-2401
Shasta County Cattlemen’s Association Scholarship Information
NEW CATTLEMEN AND CATTLEWOMAN'S CALENDER
Shasta County Cattlemen's Association 2008-09 Officers
Membership of the SCCA Annual Meeting elected the following officers to a two year term:
President - Ron Masingale
Vice President - Steve Moller
Secretary - Vivian Crowe
Treasurer - Matt Fowler
Appointed Committee Assignments for 2009: (one year appointments)
Roy Atkins - Animal Health/Scholarship
Joe Crowe - Land Use/Wildlife Management
Pete Hufford - Livestock Identification
Membership - Matt Fowler
Paul Bertagna - Water & Environment
Ron Masingale - Range Improvement
Steve Moller - Quality Assurance
Peer Lindemann - Marketing
Bob Williams - Scholarship
Bill Gregory - R-Calf
Alternates appointed: (one year appointments)
Roy Atkins; Scott Rynd; Bob Harris
Shasta County Cattlemen's Association Director's meet on the fourth Tuesday of each month (except December) at 7:30 p.m. at the UCCE Building, 1851 Hartnell, Redding, CA. All meetings are open to the public and encouraged to attend.
Contact telephone number is --- 530-224-4900
Shasta County Cattlemen'sAssociation membership fees.
A membership is $20 for a year.
Make check to : Shasta County Cattlemen's Association
Any membership funds may be mailed to our Treasurer:
Matt Fowler
5467 Shoup Road
Igo, CA 96047
Shasta County Cattlemen's Association
Local cattlemen's associations select representatives to membership positions on CCA.
CCA is the only organization that solely represents the interests of the beef cattle industry in regulatory and legislative affairs in California. CCA lobbies the California State Legislature, Congress, and federal and state regulatory agencies on a wide range of issues including, but not limited to: private property rights, federal lands grazing fees and regulation, taxation and user fee issues, water quality and quantity, federal and state endangered species listings, animal welfare, cattle health and animal disease, air quality, conservation programs, government agency land acquisition, and beef quality assurance. Additionally, CCA may be available to assist you with specific issues affecting your individual operation.
It is highly recommended as this is the best way to get involved in issues affecting cattlemen. Local cattlemen's associations select representatives to membership positions on CCA committees and the CCA board of directors. Local cattlemen's associations also develop policy at their meetings, which is then submitted to the CCA, and if passed, submitted by CCA to NCBA. Additionally, local associations are better able to assist producers with local issues as they arise.
Websites that may be of interest to cattlemen
Cattlemen’s Association - www.Calcattlemen.org
Family Water Alliance - www.familywateralliance.com
R-CALF (Ranchers - Cattlemen Action Legal Fund) - www.r-calfusa.com
Shasta County Extension Office - www.ceshasta.ucdavis.edu/
California Farm Bureau Federation - www.cfbf.com
Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board (CVRWQCB) - www.swrcb.ca.gov/rwqcb5/
Western Shasta Resource Conservation District - www.westernshastarcd.org
Shasta Livestock Auction - http://www.wvmcattle.com/shastamr.htm
Shasta District Fair - www.shastadistrictfair.com
Shasta County Cattlemen's By-laws PDF or Word
Webmaster
Foster Brovan
Phone (530) 474-3090
31281 Withrow Rd Shingletown, CA 96088