Allan Sents, a cattle feeder and USCA Director from Kansas, participates in
a panel discussion during the August 27 DOJ/USDA competition
workshop in Fort Collins Colorado. Click here to read his testimony.

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Welcome to USCA's Virtual Library
on cattle industry issues.
The U.S. Cattlemen's NEWSLETTER - Summer 2010
USCA PRIORITY ISSUES 2010
USCA Comments on USDA's Proposed Rule with Santa Catarina, Brazil
March 23, 2010
U.S.- Trans-Pacific Partnership Free Trade Agreement: Advice on Probable Economic
Effect of Providing Duty-Free Treatment for Imports
Marilyn R. Abbott
U.S. International Trade Commission
 
Saddle Up
USCA and Nutralix "Saddle Up" Membership Drive.
Click Here For PDF USCA Membership Form

COOL tools ...

Click here for the proposed affidavit to prove livestock origin

September 4, 2008
Letter to Livestock Industry Stakeholders

USCA Files COOL Rule Comments With USDA; Click Here To View



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USCA Introduces...
THE HORN WRAP

You’re Invited!

Pour yourself a cup of steaming coffee, pull up a stool and spend a few minutes with Jess Peterson every other Tuesday morning for an update on legislation impacting the U.S. cattle industry in Washington, DC.

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August 31, 2010
USCA Participates in Competition Workshop Roundtable

August 24, 2010
USCA to Testify at USDA/DOJ Competition Workshop in Fort Collins, Colorado

August 23, 2010
USCA Director & Cattle Feeder Allan Sents Challenges GIPSA Rule Critics

News Archives

The United States Cattlemen's Association is a membership organization working for the grassroots cattle producer.

Some of the issues we are focusing on are:

  • Implementation of mandatory country-of-origin labeling
  • Keeping animal identification a voluntary system
  • Addressing antitrust issues and market competition
  • Protecting private property rights
  • Reforming the national mandatory beef checkoff program
  • Ensuring that U.S. cattle producers have a strong voice in international trade policy
  • Maintaining a strong presence in Washington DC to help shape policy beneficial to the U.S. cattle producer.

Click here for U.S. Cattlemen's Beef Checkoff Signup Form
(Utilize this link if you want to view
the form or print it out.)