LATEST NEWS

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

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Jake Parnell and Joe Goggins explain the "Producer Profitability" initiative

2019 Rangeland Summit Planned for January 15th

Join the California Rangeland Conservation Coalition for the 2018 Rangeland Summit!

October Magazine Feature: Stockponds

Get a primer on regulations impacting livestock stock ponds from an article featured in October.

Wildfire Disaster Assistance

As fires continue to rage across California, destroying life and property, our thoughts and prayers go out to those affected.

Last Chance for Convention Registration!

Don't miss this year's CCA/CCW Annual Convention in Sparks, Nev., Nov. 28-30th.

Vote for CCA Members!

Help two talented CCA members compete to represent California at the 2019 NCBA Convention.

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LATEST NEWS

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

READ THE LATEST ISSUE

Jake Parnell and Joe Goggins explain the "Producer Profitability" initiative

Legislative Bulletin: January 11, 2021

Find out what the Governor has prioritized in the 2021-22 proposed budget.

Golden Opportunity: Toso takes on the balance of serving as CCA’s 50th President

Get to know Mariposa County rancher Tony Toso as he leads as CCA President through 2022

And the 2020 Virtual Livestock Memorial Research Fund Raffle Winners Are…

Find out who won the 2020 trailers.

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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