Planting its roots in 1903, the Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association (ACGA) was created by a group of concerned cattlemen that wanted to help promote structure and growth in the Arizona cattle industry. Their main goal back then was to create orderly, systematic laws that would protect livestock and property. Little did they know that the work they put in would provide a foundation for what the organization is achieving today. The main goal today for the ACGA is to be a grassroots non-profit association that represents, protects, promotes, and sustains an atmosphere conducive to profitable ranching for Arizona cow/calf producers.
You might be wondering what kind of revitalization a group like this could possibly go through. As with any organization that has been around for 119 years, there are times when things go smoothly and times when they don’t. Over the last several years the Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association has met with challenges and internal struggles, indicating a need for a comprehensive re-organization and change in leadership. With a new Executive Committee and Board of Directors in place, ACGA leadership has worked diligently to review and improve the processes, policies, and structure of the Association to more effectively serve the cow/calf producers in Arizona. The hard work has paid off. By streamlining procedures and prioritizing goals, ACGA is back in full swing and solely focused on the needs of the Arizona beef cattle industry. As one member recently stated, “We’re not just coming back, we’re coming roaring back!”
Because the Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association is a non-profit organization, they rely on donations from partnerships that help the association operate, host events, and give back to its members. One of those partners is CKP Insurance. While having been involved with the organization for several years, CKP Insurance is thrilled to be a part of the revitalization of the Arizona cattle industry.
The mission of the ACGA is this,
At Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association we protect, promote, and sustain Arizona cattle ranching for present and future generations through grassroots advocacy, policy formation, and education.
This is a state organization, so within the main organization, there are several county chapters that operate within their area. As a whole, the ACGA promotes and performs the following responsibilities:
Theme: Building A Legacy | Come out and enjoy a weekend in the cooler weather, July 20-23, 2022. The ACGA Summer Convention will be taking place at the Prescott Resort. See their website for registration details.
Once again ACGA will be holding the annual photo contest at the Summer Convention. They invite you all to submit a photo to the contest – by messaging the photos to Cattle Growers’ on Facebook or emailing them. For more information email ACGA Staff at communications@azcattlegrowers.org
Thanks to the support of businesses around the state the Summer Convention is affordable! They want to invite your business to participate in the tradeshow and sponsor the convention. Please contact ACGA Staff at communications@azcattlegrowers.org for more information.
This sub-committee works with government agencies and other entities to stand with ranchers to protect and promote ranching for future generations. The raffle drawing will be held at the Summer Convention in Prescott, July 20 – 23, 2022. You can find more information on raffle tickets on their website or purchase them online.
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