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Is there a secret meeting going on at the Kansas capitol? KCA says so. They want an invitation. Alice Mannette, The Hutchinson News © Alice Mannette Cattle graze in the rain on a field in Morris County, Kansas. The Kansas Cattlemen’s Association says they are not being represented fairly after Kansas House Speaker Ron Ryckman, R-Olathe, planned what they call an “invitation only” meeting. Popular Searches According to KCA’s executive director, Tyler Dupy, Ryckman set up a meeting with several House members along with several officials from the Kansas Beef Associa...

Driving demand for beef, according to Cattlemen’s Beef Board CEO Greg Hanes, is the goal of the Beef Checkoff, but research and connection to consumers, he said, is the name of the game as the…

/PRNewswire/ -- In celebration of National Beef Burger Day today, the National Cattlemen's Beef Association's Checkoff-funded Beef. It's What's For Dinner....

In 1984, beef producers followed in the steps of sugar cane and produce growers, creating a national check off program by a referendum. Much of the produce industry followed marketing orders and the concept of…

A new book describing the events leading up to the Beef Checkoff’s implementation and outlining a vast number of happenings since then has caused quite a stir. Livestock journalist Leesa Zalesky teamed up with former Cattlemen’s Beef Board Communications Director Diane Gumaer to produce a comprehensive textbook style publication that takes the reader through a timeline of events beginning with the rise of Thomas Wilson, a meat packing giant and one of the founders of the American Meat Institute, and ending with details about the checkoff referendum drive and controversial political statem...