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North Dakota House rejects change to state beef checkoff The North Dakota House has rejected a bill that would have allowed beef producers to choose whether to pay a $1-per-head assessment to the state Beef Commission, favoring the current system where the $1 must be paid but can be refunded. 5:30 am, Feb. 19, 2021 × North Dakota Beef Commission Chairman Weston Dvorak registers healthcare professionals to receive meals during a Sept. 11, 2020, event put on by North Dakota beef groups. (Jenny Schlecht / Agweek) A one-word law change that would have made North Dakota's st...

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for Tri-State Livestock News Rep. Sebastian Ertelt of Lisbon introduced a bill in the North Dakota House of Representatives to make the state beef checkoff voluntary. Since the bill was enacted in 2015, which requires all cattle sold in North Dakota or sold by a North Dakotan to pay an extra $1 per head of cattle sold, to the North Dakota Beef Commission, sale barns have been required to withhold these funds from producers’ checks and producers who sell private treaty are required to submit payment to the beef commission. House Bill 1487, introduced this year by Ertelt, would make a simple ...

Representative Sebastian Ertelt of Lisbon introduced a bill in the North Dakota House of Representatives to make the state beef checkoff voluntary.

Cattlemen's Beef Board Pt 2 Wednesday Dec 23rd, 2020 I’m Bob Larson. The Beef Checkoff program was established as part of the 1985 Farm Bill and approved three years later by 79% of producers. Checkoff dollars, collected from producers, help increase demand for beef. Critics argue spending decisions by the Cattlemen’s Beef Board, the Checkoff’s administrative body, are unfair to producers. But, CBB’s CEO Greg Hanes says THOSE decisions are made BY the producers … HANES … “You know, they’re getting feedback into all these programs and so it’s not like me or some co...