Each month, GCA provides a Leadership Newsletter update to all of the Chapter Presidents, Chapter Secretaries, Region Vice Presidents and Executive Committee members along with the chapter or regional membership reports as appropriate. In order to ensure that all members are aware of the actions and activities of the organization, it has been deemed that this Leadership Newsletter be sent electronically through email to all our members and posted on our website each month.
Please click here to access the July 2024 Leadership Newsletter!
Looking to advertise your business, upcoming sale, or cattle operation in the Georgia Cattleman Magazine? Our magazine lands in the hands of 5,000+ cattle producers throughout the country. As the official publication of the Georgia Cattlemen's Association, we can assure you it's one of the best sources for beef production information in the southeast! Please contact Becca Turner, gcamagazine@gabeef.org for more information!
Roundup Meetings will be taking the place of the Quarterly Cattlemen's Connection Meetings we've previously held. Save the date for May 17 in Calhoun, GA, and August 16 in Washington, GA. Click here for more information on the next meeting! The meeting will focus on bale grazing and is being organized by Philip Brown of the NRCS.
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Did you know some of the best beef in the country is grown right here in our backyards? From farmers markets to online storefronts, local restaurants and mom-and-pop general stores, there are plenty of options to choose from when buying Georgia grown beef. Click here to find a Georgia cattle producer selling beef near you!
The Georgia Cattlemen's Association (GCA) is a producer-focused, producer-led organization whose mission is to unite and advance our state's cattle industry. From up in the Blue Ridge Mountains to down near the Coastal Plains, we represent the voices of over 5,500 cattle producers throughout Georgia. We aim to protect and preserve our cattle farming and ranching community through legislative representation, market development, producer education, and community engagement.