LATEST NEWS

CCA is working to keep consumers and ranchers up to date on issues surrounding beef cattle production.

READ THE LATEST ISSUE

CALIFORNIA CATTLEMAN WEEKLY April 7, 2025 To read the full version each week, please subscribe below. CDFW Announces Transition to Phase

CCA Keeping Watch on For-Hire Transportation Regulations

Get up to speed on “for hire” transportation regulations.

2019 CCA Scholarships Now Open

Apply by Oct. 1, 2019. In 2018, over $30,000 in scholarships was awarded.

Ranch Workshop: Prescribed Burning

Join the Yolo County Resource Conservation District on July 24th for a workshop on prescribed burning.

Cattle Council Board Members Appointed

CDFA selects members for the California Cattle Council board.

President’s Perspective: Making Our Way Around Washington

CCA President, Mark Lacey shares insights from a recent trip to our nation's Capitol.

LISTEN TO THE LATEST EPISODES

LATEST NEWS

CCA is working to keep consumers and ranchers up to date on issues surrounding beef cattle production.

READ THE LATEST ISSUE

CALIFORNIA CATTLEMAN WEEKLY April 7, 2025 To read the full version each week, please subscribe below. CDFW Announces Transition to Phase

Legislative Bulletin: February 22, 2021

Get updated on a new CCA-sponsored wildfire bill introduced in State Legislature.

Legislative Bulletin: February 15, 2021

Happy Presidents' Day!

Legislative Bulletin: February 8, 2021

Get the news on CCA-sponsored legislation that was recently introduced.

Legislative Bulletin: February 1, 2021

Join us on 2/2/21 at 7PM for a webinar on Prop 19.

LISTEN TO THE LATEST EPISODES

CCA WINS IN 2025

The ongoing support of California’s ranching community is key to CCA’s success. Together we are making a difference. With your help, we secured major victories in 2025, including:

Secured $2 million in renewed State Budget funding to compensate ranchers harmed by gray wolves
Passed legislation to legalize on-ranch composting of routine livestock mortalities
Extended an agricultural vehicle exemption from CHP’s Basic Inspection of Terminals program through legislation signed by the Governor
Quashed efforts before the California Fish & Game Commission to curtail management of coyotes
Continued to advocate for and see an increase in the use of prescribed fire and livestock grazing as a fire-fuels treatment on state-owned lands
Coordinated increased USDA support for New World Screwworm detection and prevention efforts at the Mexico/California border

Our work is far from complete, and we remain committed to advocating for ranching in Sacramento and Washington, DC. With your help and resilience, we will be laser-focused on achieving more victories throughout 2026.

Previous Wins